absolvtely fabliaux!

[angevin2]

If you aren't reading Chaucer yet, why not?

He's got a really good idea.

It has blancmange. Which I initially typed as "blancmage," which sounds like a character in a really inane fantasy who can turn into a milk-based jelly. I don't know what one would do with this skill, except perhaps compete in Wimbledon.

Comments

[dramaturgca]

Why is turning into a milk-based jelly a useful skill at Wimbledon?

Bad-a-bynge, bad-a-boume!

[gwyneira]

I don't know why I wasn't reading Chaucer yet, but I am now. I had to put my hand over my mouth to keep myself from laughing too hard and waking up my three-year-old. Thanks for the link. :)

[kd5mdk]

Well, anything to prevent a Scotsman from winning...

[aapreciate]

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!

One can just hear the announcers: "It's 40-Love and we've got a startling development on the courts as one of our contestants has suddenly turned into--really, Nicola, how WOULD you describe that?"

"Peter, ewwwwwwwwwwwww."

"Oh, well said."

I'm clearly also giggly. Nice work. ;-)

[metalfatigue0]

Tsk. You're obviously going to have to start a campaign to educate your f-list in Monty Python.