johnhuck wrote:Could have been the Edinburgh International FestivalEdinburgh International Festival |But given your description, it sounds more likely to have been the Edinburgh Festival FringeHome | Edinburgh Festival FringeI have fond memories of parts of Scotland. Not geographically I must add. :wink:
deimos3428 wrote:BigSister wrote:I know -- a topic sooooo far from TSR it hurts!! 8O Dave groans when I talk about genealogy -- and I groan when he talks about TSR.Genealogy --> heraldry --> knights and stuff --> D&D. Didn't hurt that much. :wink: Particularly if you're running a Birthright campaign...
BigSister wrote:I know -- a topic sooooo far from TSR it hurts!! 8O Dave groans when I talk about genealogy -- and I groan when he talks about TSR.
BigSister wrote: Our 'birthright' went from Scotland to -- Toronto -- where DCSI was born in 1887. We have newly found cousins in Ontario! I think I may be too staid for the Fringe Festival :oops: but men with hairy legs in kilts??? :D :D :D I LOVE them! Being the family 'repository' I have 2 sets of kilts, socks, plaids, skien du[sp?], sporrans, pins etc., from DCSI & DCSII who both played in pipe bands. DCSIII and I learned highland dancing. I see a strong influence from Scottish/Celtic history in Dave's work -- he is very proud of that heritage. A pride that didn't extend to the consumtion of Haggis! :wink:
afoolandhis$ wrote:Ah, what a lovely land. How are the Scottish girls in bed, by the way? :D
johnhuck wrote:I have fond memories of parts of Scotland. Not geographically I must add. :wink:
