[Sca-cooks] Getting Proactive, question for folks from the Middle

[Saint Phlip]

> The year the hornets won the field battle at Pensic and where the Scot got
> stung?

That one IS true, except it was the Woods Battle, not the Field Battle
(a lot of hornets and ground bees up in those woods some years.) and
several gentlemen have been stung "there", and didn't have to be Scots
to accomplish it. I know for fact, because I handed the ice pack to
one poor guy, who was in full armor, with straps blocking any
reasonable access to the area (although I did not apply the ice pack
for him.)

On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 4:16 PM, Daniel & Elizabeth Phelps
<dephelps at embarqmail.com> wrote:
> Was written:
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>> Now that would be helpful. A Wiki of SCA urban legends. It would help
>> avoid confusion in the future with newbees.
>>
> My response:
>
> Hmmm... you mean they are not all true?!?
>
> John the Plain at 2:00am clad only in black stretch socks greets the
> burglars with a tachi?
>
> Tom the Fool and the nautical flag pole?
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> The one that ends with:  Then he said to the police officer, "You mean the
> rule isn't six inches across the blade?"
>
> The sky clad midnight rain dance at the Twenty Year Celebration?
>
> The year the hornets won the field battle at Pensic and where the Scot got
> stung?
>
> The one that ends with "Yes this is indeed a meeting of the SCA.... the
> Society for Creative Anachronism.  The meeting of Sexual Compulsives
> Anonymous is down the hall and on the left."
>
> Daniel
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