The Hound of Keldabe
Alone time can easily be transformed into group fun. @[member="Anija Ordo"]. Think about the team @[member="Ordo"]
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@[member="Strider Garon"] if it was just diner you could come along
@[member="Anija Ordo"] smart girl
@[member="Emberli Garett"] G'day bear.
@[member="Anija Ordo"] smart girl
@[member="Emberli Garett"] G'day bear.
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War
@[member="Strider Garon"]. You tryin to get me gelded?
The Hound of Keldabe
The vikings shared dessert @[member="Ordo"] and we are space vikings
Carbon
CT-00001
No, we're Spartans.
I don't know how you confuse Vikings for Spartans.
I don't know how you confuse Vikings for Spartans.
The Hound of Keldabe
either way, dessert was shared by both cultures. And be honest I always thought of the mandalorians to be a combination of Mongolians, vikings and spartans.
Carbon
CT-00001
The Mandalorians, as a culture, are far too conservative to be Vikings. They were historically nomadic like the Mongols, though. Ultimately they'd fit more in with the Spartans.
>Spartans decided many of their issues with a council of elders
>Their leadership was an oligarchy, but historically speaking it was two people who controlled all functions - for Mandalorians they're just combined into one.
>Not everyone in their territory was a Spartan; you had to be educated specifically by Spartans to be a Spartan.
>Spartans hated displays of wealth, much like the Mandalorians of old - although the peaceful new Mandalorians liked to showcase how prosperous the planet was.
>Obviously military training begins at a young age.
The only part though that would really interest you was their practice of wife sharing.
But only older men did that - they gave their wives to younger ones for, well, ya know (nonpg13stuff) although they were still married.
No pillaging, at least not anymore, and generally speaking looting and other viking/mongolian hobbies were highly discouraged.
>Spartans decided many of their issues with a council of elders
>Their leadership was an oligarchy, but historically speaking it was two people who controlled all functions - for Mandalorians they're just combined into one.
>Not everyone in their territory was a Spartan; you had to be educated specifically by Spartans to be a Spartan.
>Spartans hated displays of wealth, much like the Mandalorians of old - although the peaceful new Mandalorians liked to showcase how prosperous the planet was.
>Obviously military training begins at a young age.
The only part though that would really interest you was their practice of wife sharing.
But only older men did that - they gave their wives to younger ones for, well, ya know (nonpg13stuff) although they were still married.
No pillaging, at least not anymore, and generally speaking looting and other viking/mongolian hobbies were highly discouraged.
Well. Someone had to teach the young ones how to do things properly.
The Hound of Keldabe
can i teach you @[members="E'vi Sohl"]
Old man, you wouldn't last five minutes in my bed.
Carbon
CT-00001
Them's fightin' words if evah I dun 'erd 'em.
The Hound of Keldabe
They have a pill for that young lady, make a old man more endured then those young studs.
Pity, then, that I have standards, Hound.
Carbon
CT-00001
*eyes Emberli & shakes her head*
The Hound of Keldabe
I can dress up
Ordo
War
*munches popcorn*
Mother-fething...*stalks off, looking quite ready to stab something*
Carbon
CT-00001
Calm down, E'vi.
So much easier said than done, Em.