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Offline Captain Henry

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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #10 on: June 17, 2006, 00:29:09 »
LOL Kristian! That was very funny - as well as informative!  :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #11 on: June 17, 2006, 00:48:40 »
I really must pay more attention to the pics on the sides of the boxes! :o

I never noticed the pic of the priest who's so 'merry' that he can't stand up before. :lol:

Thanks for giving us your interpretation of the set, Kristian. :)
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #12 on: June 19, 2006, 17:02:25 »

Thanks for a brilliant bit of story-telling, Kristian ...

Dan Brown better watch out, as your story was as good as "The Da Vinci Code" ... :)

All the best,
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #13 on: June 21, 2006, 00:24:06 »
Kristian,
I havent looked at the box in a very long time.
I ppreciate your telling us of the tale of the wedding.
I am glad the hunter was never discovered and everyone lived long and prosperous lifes.

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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #14 on: June 25, 2006, 22:36:31 »
Quote from: Meg on June 21, 2006, 00:24:06
.... I am glad the hunter was never discovered and everyone lived long and prosperous lifes.

Except for the Lord ... and he was only after some harmless fun  0)

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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #15 on: July 19, 2006, 08:01:31 »
Through internet I just discovered the probable profession of the mother-in-law.
The clue is in the red bonnet  ;D

Bogro

This is it:
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and the cities of Bern and Zurich ordered that red caps must be worn by women soliciting for sex

more information can be found here:
feral kitty
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #16 on: July 19, 2006, 16:24:19 »
Quote from: CountBogro on July 19, 2006, 08:01:31
Through internet I just discovered the probable profession of the mother-in-law.
The clue is in the red bonnet  ;D

Bogro

This is it:
more information can be found here:
feral kitty

That's a VERY INTERESTING ARTICLE ...

This sentence from the summation is also a bit thought provoking. "The selling of one's body in return for money or sustenance upon which to live is a dehumanizing act."

I wonder if this statement might also be applicable to athletes in professional sports who take money to participate in activities that over time causes irreparable damage and stress to their bodies ... ???

Thanks for the link, Bogro.
And, all the best,
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #17 on: July 19, 2006, 21:08:30 »
I didn't say I'd agree with it.

But that's just what comes from the original texts.
makes you wonder what the designer(s) of this set were actually thinking off when they were working on it ;-)

After all - she might be a "left-over" from last nights stag-party :-D

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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #18 on: August 08, 2006, 15:07:38 »
Interesting article Bogro.

This set becomes more and more naughty...  ;D

Now I cannot stop thinking that the "father-in-law" may not be the father at all. I'm sure the "priest" is the real father. In more than one way, that is...  ;)
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Re: "Jus prima noctis" and the 3627 Merry men's feast
« Reply #19 on: August 12, 2006, 19:21:26 »
I liked your story and ideas. However as an English man I must draw exception to Braveheart which was the biggest pile of un-historic and anti-English film ever until The Patriot which had English soldiers re-enacting Nazi atrocities from WWII. I just realized they were both from Mel Gibbson who of course isn't racist in anyway shape or form. Must just be a figment of my imagination. Still you got to love that priest
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