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Fire Stryker
Admin & Advocatus Diaboli
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posted 11-06-2000 09:23 AM
    
I see we had a bit of a population explosion this weekend. Welcome Gundo, Lee, and those who have not posted yet...but I know you're there. *wink* Be welcome and enjoy Fire Stryker
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Irmele
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posted 08-09-2001 08:21 PM
I guess I'd better introduce myself, since I've already opened my mouth on a couple of things.  When I was little, my favorite book was Holling C. Holling's _The Big Book of Cowboys_, which described life on a cattle ranch in the old west. I guess that really began my fascination with "life as it used to be." I joined the SCA in 1979 and The Renassance Pleasure Faire in 1980. I have been active only sporadically in the SCA but managed to hook in with some groups at Faire that did a decent job at living history. Not perfect, but a heck of a lot better than peasants in gauze skirts.  I've been inactive for a couple of years (moving, getting my teaching credential, etc.) but that ol' living history urge is rearing its ugly head again <evil grin> (what? no "evil grin" smiley?) so I've reactivated my SCA membership. Saturday, I was at a tourney and came home disgusted. Then I found this forum. Thank you! Luanne/Irmele,
not feeling quite so alone
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Fire Stryker
Admin & Advocatus Diaboli
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posted 08-09-2001 11:33 PM
Welcome aboard (no pun intended  ). It's a little late on the East Coast, at least for me, but the AC is non-functional/offline/what-have you. The temp outside somewhere around 80F, is cooler than the temp in the house so I am up burning the pre-midnight oil. Welcome and make yourself at home. The board might be a little slow for the next 2 weeks as folks are probably wandering the wilds of PA taking part at Pennsic. Cheers, Jenn -------------------- ad finem fidelis
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Lyle
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Member # 241
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posted 11-04-2001 10:22 PM
Hi guys,
I've just joined this list, and thought I'd introduce myself before lurking back into the shadows for a while. I'm part of a small (OK VERY small) living history group that runs by the name of Calais, based in Brisbane, Australia. We have focussed on late 15th Central European (Burgundian, French, some Spanish and Italian), and are trying to get our camp and personal effect up to scratch. We have yet to do much WRT martial matters, ,but the recent addition of a translation of Talhoffer may change that.
I have been primarily reponsible for research and construction of pavillions, and have completed three so far, with a fourth in the pipes. We have a bit of a void WRT primary material in Australia, so we've been forced to rely upon secondary documentation for our research. This forum seems to be a great place to find brains to pick, so I'll probably lurk until I have questions to post or see an interesting brain to pick. Anyway, I'll hopefully talk to many of you soon.Lyle McMillen
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Michael Smith
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Member # 283
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posted 02-25-2002 06:31 PM
Greetings one and all.I am from New Zealand and train the Taranaki Mediaeval Society covering the time period 1000 - 1453A.D. I also serve as the figuritive head of the Order of the Eagle, a heavy infantry unit specialising 1325 - 1410 A.D. We have close associations with the Order of the Boar, Cymbrogi and the Wellington Mediaeval Guild, likewise New Zealand groups. Looking forward to the exchange of contacts and ideas this facility provides. Michael Smith.
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gregory23b
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posted 09-02-2004 07:22 PM
I know there have been more new members since 2002 so I will just say hello.And please accept my compliments to the designers of the site. it is excellent indeed, not all forums are so well presented. Very nice to see the very erudite and really nice bloke dave key on board. Sorry dave but i am not stalking you, and blame GN for putting me to this site. See you in the other place perhaps And best thing is I don't need to use emoticons or 'slang' unless I want to. ;-)
w00t
lol etc [ 09-02-2004: Message edited by: gregory23b ] -------------------- history is in the hands of the marketing department - beware!
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gregory23b
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posted 09-03-2004 02:33 AM
Charming,
Wait there is someone at the door and he is waving a great big net about.
-------------------- history is in the hands of the marketing department - beware!
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posted 04-16-2001 08:23 PM
so thats basicly my storie 
posted 12-04-2002 09:12 PM
