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The BlAAtschApen wrote:Well, that's a long way home from the pub afterwards then.

I was in fact here but I have been working a lot recently. I hope your trip was a good one, to glorious Liverpool and horrible, horrible Manchester

DesAnges wrote:I was in fact here but I have been working a lot recently. I hope your trip was a good one, to glorious Liverpool and horrible, horrible Manchester

It was as you described. Liverpool was fantastic. Manchester was mid. Stockport suburb was alright though.

The Holy Therns wrote:Midchester?

Mehchester

Why is there no Womanchester

The Holy Therns wrote:Why is there no Womanchester

A woman owning a castle?

These names are from ancient times, owning property was complicated back then for women :(

The BlAAtschApen wrote:A woman owning a castle?

These names are from ancient times, owning property was complicated back then for women :(

These aren't those times, are there? Give the girls some more castles!

The Holy Therns wrote:These aren't those times, are there? Give the girls some more castles!

I wish I could afford one castle. Even Lego ones are expensive these days.

The Holy Therns wrote:Why is there no Womanchester

WELL

Fun fact: Manchester means "Roman fort by the breast shaped hills". So it was Womanchester all along!

DesAnges wrote:WELL

Fun fact: Manchester means "Roman fort by the breast shaped hills". So it was Womanchester all along!

Anything ending in chester or caster is indeed about a former Roman camp.

DesAnges wrote:WELL

Fun fact: Manchester means "Roman fort by the breast shaped hills". So it was Womanchester all along!

Unless the hills are mantits, then we're back to square one

Nanatsu no Tsuki wrote:Anything ending in chester or caster is indeed about a former Roman camp.

I once played a spellcaster in a game. It was indeed a different experience than I expected.

Anyone know if Madame is ok with the fires?

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