[Sca-cooks] hot tubs at SCA events

[Siegfried Heydrich]

    Well, ef'n ya don'ts like it around the neck, nor on a baldric, nor a
belt, I suppose (as we move south)  it's either from the codpiece or yer
garters . . . though the codpiece might be a bit on the sexist side. I
suppose it depends on the extent of yer pendants . . .
    I generally wear my medallion because I'm >supposed< to - and if I
don't, I get lifted eyebrows and snarky comments. Other than that, I'm an
equal opportunity lese'-majestiste, and really couldn't give a buddhapoop
about symbolic jewelry. As far as I'm concerned, I'm a Peer, and everyone is
my peer until they prove otherwise. Amusing how that works out, sometimes .
. .

    Sieggy

----- Original Message -----

> >    What about belt tokens?
>
> *ahem* (channeling Ras) Documentation please? :-):-D)
>
> (I have a personal loathing for belt tokens. Jes' me, mind you. I don't
> write policy.)
>
> > Less noticeable, but still 'precedential' for
> >those kingdoms where such things are expected. Myself, when I want to run
in
> >stealth mode, I either put the medallion inside my tunic, or flip it over
so
> >the obverse shows (I have one of the old original 'corporate'
medallions).
>
> *koff*koff*- Anyone who really cares already knows who you are- and anyone
> who doesn't know who you are- would you rather be judged by the
> medallion/lack of same, or demeanor?
>
> Not a personal poke, mind you, simply an observation that we could all
> stand to think about every once in awhile.
>
> Someone I know- I really don't notice the medallions. Someone I don't
know,
> it is handy to use them to clue for titles of address.
>
> Beyond that- we are ALL Ladies and Gentlemen- and such consideration
should
> depend from the neckline.
>
> Stepping off the box before I fall and hurt myself,
>
> 'Lainie
> (full disclosure of alphabet soup available upon written request. ;-)