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#1 2009-06-03 07:01:54

Gomez
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roundhead or; cavalier?

thepressing questtion.

gomie.

 

#2 2009-06-03 08:26:28

AQG
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Posts: 1306

Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Cavalier.  Roundhead is for Trads.

 

#3 2009-06-03 09:44:14

The Beatnik
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Hmmm, now being a paddy I can't stick Cromwell. But i'm no royalist either... Leave it with me...

 

#4 2009-06-03 11:11:09

Chris Kavanaugh
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From: Westlake Village California
Posts: 271

Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Gallowglass. My sept anihhilated the family that took our lands after seeking redress in english courts.


" Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashion. "

G.K. Chesterton

 

#5 2009-06-03 12:33:57

The Ace Face
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

We need a man of Cromwellian calibre to dissolve this parliament of whoremongers.


Draped and sculpted hep cat suit - as worn by His Royal Hepness, Cab Calloway

 

#6 2009-06-03 14:07:31

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Dandy Nightmare
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

I am definitely a cavalier.

 

#7 2009-06-03 15:55:25

AQG
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

 

#8 2009-06-03 16:46:39

Cheeky Monkey
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Cavalier- but sometimes wishing to be a roundhead-apparently the ladies find the look - aesthetically more pleasing-but prefer a cavalier in the mouth- due to the ability to use the additional skin for friction as opposed to their mouth alone.


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#9 2009-06-03 16:46:57

captainpreppy
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

My family always believed that we were descended from Col. John Okey the Regicide, who commanded the Dragoons in the New Model Army. However, I have subsequently learned through genealogy fora on the Internet that their is no provable connexion between the regicide and the members of the Okey family in the USA. (My mother's maiden name was Okey.)

Because of the colonel, I always felt constrained by family loyalty to be Roundhead. However, since my religious sympathies, such as they are these days, are extremely High Church, and in my younger days I was something of a rake, I would certainly be much more comfortable being a Cavalier. Since there is no proof I am descended from the regicide, I can feel free to be a Cavalier sympathizer without betraying my family heritage.

A Cavalier-ish figure I have come to especially admire, although he post-dates the English Civil War, is John Graham of Claverhouse, the later Viscount Dundee, inspiration of the song "Bonnie Dundee."

 

#10 2009-06-03 16:57:50

egadfly
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#11 2009-06-03 17:10:12

Gomez
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

 

#12 2009-06-03 17:24:19

Cheeky Monkey
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

`Tis why I have always admired the Jews- born optomists - remove a section of it before knowing how big it is going to grow.

The former Mrs.Monkeys favourite quip used to be "what do you call the useless bit of skin at the end of a penis?"

A man


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#13 2009-06-03 18:42:31

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Dandy Nightmare
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#14 2009-06-03 19:27:56

Chris Kavanaugh
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From: Westlake Village California
Posts: 271

Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

And  debate over drape continues.


" Fallacies do not cease to be fallacies because they become fashion. "

G.K. Chesterton

 

#15 2009-06-03 20:16:15

AQG
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

 

#16 2009-06-04 02:21:24

The Beatnik
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Would I be circumcised?... Well, it's no skin off my nose... and I thought this was a bit of intelligent, historical debate. I should have known better, nothing but depraved filth and smut!

 

#17 2009-06-04 08:17:56

Gomez
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

 

#18 2009-06-04 08:41:12

The Beatnik
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Re: roundhead or; cavalier?

Ooooh Gomez. I love it when you speak French to me...

 

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