Overheard at the Pellycan Meeting

[lumineaux]

Biker kingdoms first?

Nobody got nailed to anything, though I hear it was close in some cases.

When heralds meet, antics will ensue.

So Aethelmearc is easy?

coffee-nated

Wasn't that a country in "He Man and the Masters of the Universe?"

This is just the sort of name that an upwardly mobile, over-read, pretentious Londoner in 1600 would think was perfect for his daughter

A wild Yehuda appears.
He is free-range, not wild.

I vote that we not use Long Island or New Jersey pronunciations when discussing aural conflict.

Hungover tapir is hungover.

A request for authenticity but allowing no changes is the submitter saying "use your magic pixy dust to make my D&D name authentic for 13C Italian-Japanese"

I for one welcome our new fencing overlords...

Our kingdom was originally going to be called Bob, so what do you do?

Holy wall of text, batman.

Lithuanian is not a real language, return.

Do I have to make a Skippy list for you, Yehuda?

Submitters can *say* anything they like

Lillia: Well, I suppose that we could always find a reason to argue. We *are* heralds
Alys: Usually you have to pay me to argue for no reason

Atlantia is not a problem kingdom
And really, how often do you get to hear *that*?

NO AMARETTO FOR YOUUUUUU

Ask AElfwynn is always the answer to German.

Nice name you got here, shame if it might break . . .

Well yeah, it's a real name, but since it's in the Urban Dictionary, it's obtrusively modern.

Smacking Istvan is never a bad thing

That's a soap opera name.

Are we allowed to follow period practice like that?

This is the title for the herald responsible for bringing the booze to meetings.

I love the word nimityyppimme. Finnish looks like a cat walked over a keyboard.

I could do the first, but was all out of pixie dust.

I mistyped it as "Nagbus."
let's all take a ride on the Nagbus!

You want dates? How unreasonable.

Are you calling Juliana a Great Old One?
All hail Cthuliana!