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Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 01 2007 : 2:28:07 PM I have often seen mentioned a person that goes by the name Many Flags. Would that person be Rick Salazar?
Anybody? Anybody? Bueller? |
25 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
Kaylynn44 |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 10:20:54 PM Trust me, we would not have been able to communicate if his son wasn't there to interpret for us. Actually, I don't have much of a southern accent, but my sister-in-law has a real thick southern accent. I have to listen to her very carefully to understand what she is saying.
Love, Kay |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 8:49:41 PM Oh but, nasty in a very Sweet, Innocent, Southern way, as only Kay can be!
I wish I had been a fly on the wall... |
Monadnock Guide |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 8:47:18 PM Kay being nasty? What's this world coming to? ;) |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 8:35:48 PM Lord Bless you, Kay, you are a treasure! You have me laughing so hard!!
I can just picture you putting on your thickest, best, sweetest Southern accent and y'alling him to death... oh my goodness, that is rich!! I gotta go and recover from this one. I think I had better clean off my screen, too. Where's my jar of Doc M's Best Gnome Butter???
Oh, my........
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Monadnock Guide |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 8:33:17 PM Probably a good spot to be in. Unfortunately there's no "real" rewind button. ;) |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 8:30:22 PM quote: Originally posted by Monadnock Guide
Illegal immigration, - seems they're willing to do "things" we won't. Not true at all, just not likely to do it for $7.00/hr.
Ah!! I see! I guess I was still thinking in the 18th century! |
Kaylynn44 |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 7:57:26 PM WW, I have a confession. I was consorting with the enemy today. I didn't want to, but my husband made me!!! We had a job to install a satellite system for one of those Mis-yer fellows. I could not understand a word that he was saying. Why can't the French speak English??? He looked at me a little befuddled too. It was my intention to confuse him as much as possible and make him want to go back to France. I did a good job too. You would have been proud of me. Instead of fighting with weapons, I was fighting with words like "y'all" and "down yonder" He just kind of gave me a blank stare. I know that he was wishing that he was back home.
Love, Kay |
Monadnock Guide |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 7:22:18 PM Illegal immigration, - seems they're willing to do "things" we won't. Not true at all, just not likely to do it for $7.00/hr. |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 7:04:46 PM quote: Originally posted by Monadnock Guide
Fitz, - they'll do things you won't, huh? We seem to be having a similar problem today.
Would you care to explain that, MG??? |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 7:03:58 PM As far as I know, they are all the same disease, Obi, and all gotten the same way.
Miss-yer Lay Fran-say, I have not the faintest idea of what you are talking about. I fear that all of your wenching and debauchery has addled your poor brain. It probably won't be long now...... |
Obediah |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 6:38:52 PM Let's see, would that be the English Pox? Or the Spanish Pox? Oh no, it couldn't be French Pox!! |
Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 6:17:11 PM quote: Now, talk about your oxymoron!!!
quote: Ah, yes, Miss Kay. It truly is easy, and quite tempting, to laugh at this particular enemy, is it not? However, I think we must truly have pity for him, for he is beyond any earthly help. I'll wager that even his Priest has walked away from him, shaking his head. Perhaps God will take pity on his soul, when he finally lays dying of the pox in a gutter somewhere in Quebec.
I rest my case. |
Monadnock Guide |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 4:28:19 PM Fitz, - they'll do things you won't, huh? We seem to be having a similar problem today. |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 10:15:45 AM Tsk, tsk, tsk....
This poor Frenchman. How I pity him. Not only can he not recognize the truth when he sees it and he has no loyalty to his fellow soldiers and commanding officers when it is time for battle, but he is in great need of help when it comes to picking his friends and allies.
I shall pray for you and your soul, Fran-say.
Ah, yes, Miss Kay. It truly is easy, and quite tempting, to laugh at this particular enemy, is it not? However, I think we must truly have pity for him, for he is beyond any earthly help. I'll wager that even his Priest has walked away from him, shaking his head. Perhaps God will take pity on his soul, when he finally lays dying of the pox in a gutter somewhere in Quebec.
Tsk, tsk. |
Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 09:22:30 AM quote: good British/Provincial woman
Now, talk about your oxymoron!!!
Nevertheless, we are a generous people and tend to be compassionate to even our enemies. That why we have the Sauvage as our allies. They do the things we will not. |
Kaylynn44 |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 08:33:59 AM Miss Kay, I see that you are showing a tendency to side with my enemy. I shall have to think a bit more seriously about your friendship, but I shan't give up on you. I'll give you another chance.
WW, NO!!!!!! I'm not siding with the enemy. I was just laughing at the enemy. You know that I will always be on your side. God Save The Queen!!!
Love, Kay |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 03 2007 : 07:22:48 AM quote: Originally posted by Fitzhugh Williams
Oh, some of those are coming this time?
[WW releases another long sigh...]
Yes, of course they are coming, as they have always been in whatever battle they are ordered to be in. And you, Miss-yer Lay-Fran-say, just might possibly have noticed that fact, if you had not been so busy shirking your duty. I mean, after all... it's pretty difficult to observe who is present and what is going on in a battle if you aren't within 2 miles of it, don't you think?
Take a bit of advice from a good British/Provincial woman who knows that the only good Frenchman is a dead one... if you really want to be able to say who is there and who isn't... stop wenching in the French tavern when you are supposed to be in battle!
MG, you should know by now that WW will never set foot in a French Tavern! How dare you suggest it, Sir?
Miss Kay, I see that you are showing a tendency to side with my enemy. I shall have to think a bit more seriously about your friendship, but I shan't give up on you. I'll give you another chance.
Obi? I believe I have gotten my points back now??? |
Obediah |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 10:52:57 PM WW, I'm afraid you're losing points here, left and right! |
Kaylynn44 |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 8:54:07 PM Originally posted by Wilderness Woman
WW lets out a long, resigned sigh.....
Well, then. I suppose there's no help for it. I suppose we must meet in person. But rest assured that I shall not venture into any French camp without a proper escort of at least two big, strong, and well-armed Provincial soldiers.
Oh, some of those are coming this time?
Fitz, you are just too witty for your own good!!! You crack me up!!!
Love, Kay |
Monadnock Guide |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 8:43:47 PM If I may, - why don't you two meet in a French Tavern of sorts, and kinda take it from there. ;) |
Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 8:32:06 PM quote: Originally posted by Wilderness Woman
WW lets out a long, resigned sigh.....
Well, then. I suppose there's no help for it. I suppose we must meet in person. But rest assured that I shall not venture into any French camp without a proper escort of at least two big, strong, and well-armed Provincial soldiers.
Oh, some of those are coming this time? |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 6:38:45 PM WW lets out a long, resigned sigh.....
Well, then. I suppose there's no help for it. I suppose we must meet in person. But rest assured that I shall not venture into any French camp without a proper escort of at least two big, strong, and well-armed Provincial soldiers. |
Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 4:29:45 PM I surely am. I will be with the French milice. |
Wilderness Woman |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 10:15:14 AM I just checked with Seamus, and I am correct. There are the two separate men.
Rick Salazar is, indeed, the man you are referring to. He is affiliated with the military unit that our own Private Chauncey, aka English Trader, is a part of.
I will be at GEIII, Fitz, with the 1st Pennsylvania Provincials (Weiser's Battalion). Are you going? |
Fitzhugh Williams |
Posted - August 02 2007 : 10:05:55 AM The Many Flags I am referring to is in charge of the Natives at Grand Encampment III. Odd that two would have this name. |
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