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View Poll Results: What would be the THREE best things about living in the middle ages?
All of the meads and ales are microbrews 16 27.12%
Book chapters always start with big artistic letters 6 10.17%
Delightful intermingling of church and state 0 0%
Feudalism saves time on election days 2 3.39%
Get to throw apples at Newton and tell him how you can throw the heavier ones further 1 1.69%
Get to wear tights without ridicule as long as you call yourself a minstrel 0 0%
Golden era of public pillories 0 0%
Good chance that people you don’t like will die of plague at some point 5 8.47%
Goodell isn’t there to ruin jousting tournaments 12 20.34%
Great serfing 3 5.08%
Greensleeves is on all the radio stations. 1 1.69%
If you lose your hair, you can just tell people you’re a monk 0 0%
If you’re nice, the village guard will let you work the drawbridge 3 5.08%
Lot of manual labor means low obesity rates 8 13.56%
Lots of opportunities to go horseback riding 6 10.17%
Making accusations of witchcraft when you get annoyed at someone 6 10.17%
Monk chants rock 1 1.69%
No bad TV 1 1.69%
No electricity = plenty of sleep 10 16.95%
No new world means no tension about Chiefs and Redskins team names 4 6.78%
No one questions you if you walk around twirling a morning star 3 5.08%
Occasional crusades 7 11.86%
Opportunity to watch the sun revolve around the earth 1 1.69%
Pushing Vikings into moats from atop castle walls 6 10.17%
Rancid meat, and plenty of it 0 0%
Raping and pillaging is a viable career option 16 27.12%
Remarkably easy to find a blacksmith when you need one 6 10.17%
Robbing and killing as a highwayman would be much easier than it is today 8 13.56%
See a heretic? Burn them! 7 11.86%
Summer evenings are really quiet and peaceful if you’re not being pillaged 5 8.47%
Wearing suits of armor 14 23.73%
When you road trip, the bars are full of actual barbarian chicks 15 25.42%
I don't think the middle ages were all that great 12 20.34%
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Old 06-18-2015, 04:07 PM  
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Old 06-19-2015, 10:51 PM   #76
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How did that work back in the day? Did you just find a plot of land you liked and build a house on it and call it yours?
Poor people lived on the riverfront and oceanfront because of flooding.
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Old 06-19-2015, 11:06 PM   #78
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Till someone came along and took it from/murdered you.
So just like today, then.
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Old 06-19-2015, 11:15 PM   #79
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A wench better have my money and know her place.
I'd be happy to have your money. I let you know where to send it. I know my place but do you know yours?
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Old 06-20-2015, 01:22 AM   #80
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**** the bullshit.

No way I'm living in Florida during the Middle Ages with no AC.
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Old 06-20-2015, 08:22 AM   #81
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**** the bullshit.

No way I'm living in Florida during the Middle Ages with no AC.
Don't worry, no one knew it existed then. Well, except for some Indians.

Don't forget all the bugs and mosquitoes nipping at your toes — and elsewhere.
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Old 06-20-2015, 08:30 AM   #82
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You'd be beheaded for being a sore loser. Or burned at the stake for your heretical statements.
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Old 06-20-2015, 09:42 AM   #83
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Pats would be drawn and quartered for their blatant cheating
This reminds me of another good thing about living in the middle ages: The trolls would all be living under bridges.
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Old 06-20-2015, 09:46 AM   #84
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This reminds me of another good thing about living in the middle ages: The trolls would all be living under bridges.
How the **** can a Chiefs fan on a Chiefs board be the troll in this situation? Just pass by already if you don't like hearing the truth.
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