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I always wanted to know what it's like to live thru plague times and the fall of an empire

I think about nic cage in con air saying "well it's not exactly mai tais and yahtzee out there but... let's do it" then I can do anything

I wish I could

I'm sad more ppl don't wanna know about my ear I don't wanna tell you but I want you to want to know

What happenef between your father and I on your massage table was perfectly innocent

I just know perogis in butter and maybe onions. But I never really liked them much. Theyre probably better in salsa

I've never heard of salsa on perogis

Well maybe we can hang out one day

I've tried to watch it w/lots of guys and not one has gotten thru it w/me. It's not even a bad movie or all that girly

I have it on VHS and amazon. It was one of my favs growing up and still is haha. You get a good dad award

Done. You said free, and we split the bill. No backsies. I want to watch the last unicorn is that within your limits?

Book of Saint Albans

The tradition of using "terms of venery" or "nouns of assembly", collective nouns that are specific to certain kinds of animals, stems from an English hunting tradition of the Late Middle Ages. The fashion of a consciously developed hunting language came to England from France. It was marked by an extensive proliferation of specialist vocabulary, applying different names to the same feature in different animals. The elements can be shown to have already been part of French and English hunting terminology by the beginning of the 14th century. In the course of the 14th century, it became a courtly fashion to extend the vocabulary, and by the 15th century, the tendency had reached exaggerated proportions. The Treatise, written by Walter of Bibbesworth in the mid-1200s, is the earliest source for collective nouns of animals in any European vernacular (and also the earliest source for animal noises).[6] The Venerie of Twiti (early 14th century) distinguished three types of droppings of animals, and three different terms for herds of animals. Gaston Phoebus (14th century) had five terms for droppings of animals, which were extended to seven in the Master of the Game (early 15th century). The focus on collective terms for groups of animals emerged in the later 15th century. Thus, a list of collective nouns in Egerton MS 1995, dated to c. 1452 under the heading of "termis of venery &c.", extends to 70 items,[7] and the list in the Book of Saint Albans (1486) runs to 164 items, many of which, even though introduced by "the compaynys of beestys and fowlys", relate not to venery but to human groups and professions and are clearly humorous, such as "a Doctryne of doctoris", "a Sentence of Juges", "a Fightyng of beggers", "an uncredibilite of Cocoldis", "a Melody of harpers", "a Gagle of women", "a Disworship of Scottis", etc.[8][9] The Book of Saint Albans became very popular during the 16th century and was reprinted frequently. Gervase Markham edited and commented on the list in his The Gentleman's Academic, in 1595. The book's popularity had the effect of perpetuating many of these terms as part of the Standard English lexicon even if they have long ceased to have any practical application.[10] Even in their original context of medieval venery, the terms were of the nature of kennings, intended as a mark of erudition of the gentlemen able to use them correctly rather than for practical communication.[11] The popularity of the terms in the modern period has resulted in the addition of numerous lighthearted, humorous or facetious[12] collective nouns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terms_of_venery#Terms_of_venery Full list of collective nouns from the Book of Saint Albans (includes beestys and peple): an Herde of Hertis an herde of all man (all manner?) dere an Herde of Swannys an Herde of Cranys (cranes) an Herde of Corlewys (curlews) an Herde of wrennys (wrens) an Herde of harlottys a Nye of Fesaunttys (pheasants) a Bevy of Ladies a Bevy of Roos (roes) a Bevy of Quaylis a Sege of heronnys a Sege of betouris (bitterns) a Sorde or a sute of malardis a Mustre of Pecockys a Walke of Snytis (snites) a Congregation of peple an Exaltyng of Larkis a Wache of Nyghtingalis an hoost of men a Felishippyng of yomen a Cherme of Goldfynches a Cast of Brede (see Ecclesiastes 11:1) a Couple or a payer of botillis a Flight of Doves an unkyndenes of Ravenes a Clateryng of choughes a Dissimulation of breddis (birds) a Route of knyghtis a Pride of lionys a Sleuth of Beeris (bears) a Cete of Graies (badgers) a Bery of Conyis a Riches of Matronys a Besynes of ferettis a Brace of grehoundis of ii a Lece of Grehoundis of iii a Coupult of spaynellis a Couple of rennyng houndis a Litter of Welpis a Kyndill of yong Cattis a Synguler of Boris (boars) a Dryft of tame Swyne an Harrasse of horse a Ragge of coltis or a Rake a Baren of Mulis a Trippe of Gete (goats) a Trippe of haaus (hogs) a Gagle of gees a Brode of hennys a badelyng * of Dokis a Noonpatiens of wyves a State of Prynces a Thongh of barons a Prudens of vikeris (vicars) a Superfluyte of Nunnys a Scole of clerkes a Doctryne of doctoris a Convertyng of prechouris a Sentence of Juges a Dampnyng of Jurrouris a Diligens of Messangeris an Obeisians of seruauntis a Sete of ussheris a Draught of boteleris a Proude shewyng of taloris a Tempans of cokys a Stalke of fosteris a Boost of saudrouris (a boast of soldiers) a Laughtre of Osteloris a Glosyng of Taverneris a Malepertnes of pedleres a Thrave of Throsheris a squatte of Dawberis a Fightyng of beggers an untrouth of sompneris a Melody of Harpers a Pauverty of pypers a sotelty of sergeauntis a Tabernacle of bakers a Drifte of fishers a Disgysing of Taylours a Bleche of sowteris a Smere of Coryouris a Clustre of Grapys a Clustre of chorlis a Rage of Maydmys a Rafull (“a rayful [that is, a netful]”) of knavys a blush of boyes an uncredibilite of Cocoldis a Covy of partrichis a Sprynge of Telis (teals) a Desserte of Lapwyngs a fall of woodcockis a Congregation of Plevers a Covert of cootis a Duell of Turtillis a Titengis of Pies an Ost (host) of sparowis a Swarme of bees a cast of haukis of the tour ii a Lece of the same haukis iii a Flight of Goshaukes a Flighte of swalowes a beldyng (building) of Rookes a Murmuration of stares a Route of wolvess a Lepe of Lebardis (leopards) a Shrewdenes of Apis a Skulke of Thivys a skulke of Foxis a Nest of Rabettis a Labor of Mollis a Mute of houndes a Kenell of Rachis (hounds) a Sute of a lyam (“Means the ‘following’ [suite] of a led hound.”) a Cowardnes of curris (curs) a Soundre of wilde swyne a Stode of Maris a Pase of Assis a Drove of Nete a Flocke of Shepe a Gagle of women a Pepe of chykennys a Multiplieng of husbondis a Pontificalite of prelatis a Dignyte of chanonys (canons) a Charge of curatis a Discrecion of Prestis a bhomynable sight of monkis a Scoff of Fysh a Example of Maisteris an Obseruans of heremytis an Eloquens of laweyeris an Execution of Officeris a faith of Marchandis a provision of stewards of hous a kerff of Panteris (pantrymen) a Thretenyng of courteyeris a Promyse of Tapsteris a Lyeng of pardeneris a Misbeleve of paynteris a Lash of Carteris a Scoldyng of Kemsteris (wool-combers) a Wonderyng of Tynkeris a Waywardnes of haylbardis a Worship of Writeris a Neverthrivyng of Jogoleris a Fraunch of Mylneris a Festre of Brweris (brewers) a Goryng of Bochouris (butchers) a Trynket of Courveseris (corvisers, shoemakers) a Plocke of Shoturnetis (shoe-turners) a Dronkship of Coblers a Sculke of foxis a Clustre of Nottis (nuts) a Rage of the tethe a Rascall of Boyes a Disworship of Scottis

What's the rate for this service of yours? Do you travel?

Aaaaaa u beat me to it

I don't know mangas

That's a funny name. Who is she?

internet kinda says they're not good

that's just atlantic city

but how many women did you rape?

one of these days sempsey

I can esp relate to that part

This one dick w/a huge yard had this sign that said "you are in range past this point" or something so I stole the sign in the night. I'm pro 2nd amendment not cringey flexing W/that sign I'd put a few shots thru it and run off. See if he keeps fucking around after that

Can you guys help me then and tell me where I can buy that? Bc if I'm wrong I'd like to know where I can get cheaper parts. I'm planning on getting a car again soon