[Sca-cooks] Re: [SCA-Herbalist] Required courses for RUM degrees
Sue Clemenger
mooncat at in-tch.com
Fri May 14 17:38:48 PDT 2004
Bohica'd? Local reference?
--maire, who's seen people come and go, but never left, herself (and
yeah, I've got stories, too....anybody who lives long enough does)
M. Traber wrote:
> Jadwiga Zajaczkowa / Jenne Heise wrote:
>
>> Well, as for me, I didn't get many pats on the back for a long time in
>> the SCA because I was a nasty bitch. Well, I've tried to improve the
>> parts of my behavior that actually hurt people, and I'm staying away
>> from the people I don't care for much when I can, but the truth is
>> that I was still a nasty bitch when I got the mid-level arts award and
>> the mid-level service award.
>
>
> Well, FWIW, I was considered incredibly sweet, would give people the
> garb I made for myself, pay for people to attend pennsic or events for
> minimal expectations, provide crash space for people, work in kitchens
> washing dishes or cooking, do silly things like schlep a kiln, supplies
> and spend 3 weeks doing hands on classes in period ceramics forms on my
> own nickle with no expectations other than having fun and I still got
> gestunk because I complained about being asked if I spit or swallow
> because 'it is just the way he is, live with it.'
>
> I am tired of seeing a couple of friends of mine get bohica'd repeatedly
> for several years [for one going on 5 years now] because they have a few
> members of certain households pissed at them much in the same manner
> that happened to me. I am tired of all the freaking politics. I have
> literally grinned and bore it for the past 5 years until I literally
> don't give a cr at p any more.
>
> As a matter of fact, screw it. I am out of here.
>
>
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