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Heck, I was only getting started. ;-) Wait until you see me go in to a real
rant. Oh NOhs!

Take care,

AcW

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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Mathurin Kerbusso
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Subject: Re: [CALONTIR] Similarities to Equestrian Re: [CALONTIR] canine
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> You can't document heads prior to the late 17th century, rings is barely
> in
> period and the source it is based on is questionable.  Pig sticking the
> way
> it is done in the SCA is pure stupidity

Don't hold back Alexander, tell us what you really think.

Tiwelarin

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