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 Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 10:52 pm
heart emorhconom esor keito-ninja Thou shalt have a place also without the camp, whither thou shalt go forth abroad: And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee: Deut. 23:12-13 That's two verses silly goose! I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. EDIT sad At least Romans had it right. They had public toilets to keep covered everything which cameth from them)
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Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 10:59 pm
keito-ninja heart emorhconom esor keito-ninja Thou shalt have a place also without the camp, whither thou shalt go forth abroad: And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee: Deut. 23:12-13 That's two verses silly goose! I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites.
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Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 11:01 pm
emorhconom esor keito-ninja heart emorhconom esor keito-ninja Thou shalt have a place also without the camp, whither thou shalt go forth abroad: And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee: Deut. 23:12-13 That's two verses silly goose! I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites. Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 2:48 pm
keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja heart emorhconom esor keito-ninja Thou shalt have a place also without the camp, whither thou shalt go forth abroad: And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee: Deut. 23:12-13 That's two verses silly goose! I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites. Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it.
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:08 pm
emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja heart emorhconom esor keito-ninja Thou shalt have a place also without the camp, whither thou shalt go forth abroad: And thou shalt have a paddle upon thy weapon; and it shall be, when thou wilt ease thyself abroad, thou shalt dig therewith, and shalt turn back and cover that which cometh from thee: Deut. 23:12-13 That's two verses silly goose! I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites. Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it. Meh. I learned about the dark ages when I was in grade 4. Wouldn't be all that surprising if I misremembered some of the detials.
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:18 pm
keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja heart I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites. Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it. Meh. I learned about the dark ages when I was in grade 4. Wouldn't be all that surprising if I misremembered some of the detials. I study the 13th to 16th century as a hobby so I can easily tell you that you didn't remember a lot of it.
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:48 pm
emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja heart I was beginning to make up for all the days that were missed. Besides, you've gotta read it both to get the full humour of it. ^__^. Those Medieval guys ought to have followed the Bible instead of easing themselves out their windows. Might have gone a little or long way to warding off the black plague. Those days I missed I was on a mission trip and working a church camp. Not to mention I don't have a computer… it died. The short in the wire to the fan made it overheat. Also the Romans had public toilets. You would sit next to people as you used it. Not to mention that you would all share the same sponge on a stick that you would clean your rear with. Also that wouldn't have anything to do with Black Death because it was caused by flea bites. Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it. Meh. I learned about the dark ages when I was in grade 4. Wouldn't be all that surprising if I misremembered some of the detials. I study the 13th to 16th century as a hobby so I can easily tell you that you didn't remember a lot of it. But did I rememer the most important thing-- that is, in the medievl ages, did a lot of people just throw theiurine out the window into the streets. As the child I was, this one bit of info stood out to me more than any other, so if it is wrong I can only blame the texbook, not my own recolection.
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Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:57 pm
keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it. Meh. I learned about the dark ages when I was in grade 4. Wouldn't be all that surprising if I misremembered some of the detials. I study the 13th to 16th century as a hobby so I can easily tell you that you didn't remember a lot of it. But did I rememer the most important thing-- that is, in the medievl ages, did a lot of people just throw theiurine out the window into the streets. As the child I was, this one bit of info stood out to me more than any other, so if it is wrong I can only blame the texbook, not my own recolection. There isn't such a thing as the medieval era. The time periods you are speaking about they did several different things depending on what century you are actually thinking about.
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Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2012 4:27 pm
emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja emorhconom esor keito-ninja Don't sweat it-- the important thing is that it gave me an excuse to post two verses. wink Romans had public toilets, but that was before Medieval Times-- the technology was lost and people reverted to throwing their stuff out the window... onto the streets.... Maybe it didn't help the Black Death along but I'm sure it was instrumental in spreading a lot of other kinds of disease... not to mention weakening immune systems, leaving people vulnerable to the Black Death. See what interesting conversations can be had from those verses most commonly overlooked? xd There so many things wrong with what you said. I'm doing all I can to hold back from correcting all of it. Meh. I learned about the dark ages when I was in grade 4. Wouldn't be all that surprising if I misremembered some of the detials. I study the 13th to 16th century as a hobby so I can easily tell you that you didn't remember a lot of it. But did I rememer the most important thing-- that is, in the medievl ages, did a lot of people just throw theiurine out the window into the streets. As the child I was, this one bit of info stood out to me more than any other, so if it is wrong I can only blame the texbook, not my own recolection. There isn't such a thing as the medieval era. The time periods you are speaking about they did several different things depending on what century you are actually thinking about. Meh. They they don't get that specific in grade 4.
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