Once upon a loong time ago, I thought about becoming a medievalist. I always found that period of history interesting, but I realized that I would have to learn about seven or eight more languages (of which about two or three are spoken by living people), If nothing else, I might have finally understood a concept I was taught, but never quite understood, when I was in Catholic school: that eternal life. I probably would have needed it, and more, to learn everything I needed to know in order to become a medievalist.
Anyway, I was reminded of that when I saw this sign:
Could the person who made it have been a medievalist, or tried to become one? Theese puppyes cuytes I do lyke wel.
Hmm...How would The Canterbury Tales have been different if Chaucer had Spell Check?
While pondering that question, I came across this:
Maybe the bike couldn't decide whether it was a Specialized or a Bottechia? Or, perhaps, a Boteycheya?
Now I'm thinking of one o my riding buddies from my off-road riding days. He didn't add a "C: to his Specialized. Instead, he removed the "iz",
He took the meaning of "Special Ed" quite literally and wore it as a badge of honor. Or honorye?
Anyway, I was reminded of that when I saw this sign:
Could the person who made it have been a medievalist, or tried to become one? Theese puppyes cuytes I do lyke wel.
Hmm...How would The Canterbury Tales have been different if Chaucer had Spell Check?
While pondering that question, I came across this:
Maybe the bike couldn't decide whether it was a Specialized or a Bottechia? Or, perhaps, a Boteycheya?
Now I'm thinking of one o my riding buddies from my off-road riding days. He didn't add a "C: to his Specialized. Instead, he removed the "iz",
He took the meaning of "Special Ed" quite literally and wore it as a badge of honor. Or honorye?
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