Following Orders

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

*blows coffee all over screen*

A sure sign of demonic possession! 

[Sir William Marcus]

*blows coffee all over screen*

A sure sign of demonic possession! 

The Power of Christ Compels You

The Power of Christ Compels You

The Power of Christ Compels You

The Power of Christ Compels You

The Power of Christ Compels You


You should be good to go now

[Femme Falchion]

*sigh*

*drat, another exorcism*

Wait a minute...your ex was a stripper??

I thought perhaps not only were you two long lost brothers but had somehow married the same woman.   

[Sir William Marcus]

I thought perhaps not only were you two long lost brothers but had somehow married the same woman.   

Thats a BIG negative on the handfasting of a stripper

[Lady Christina de Pond]

Ok they need to issue a correction it should say woman are fighters 

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Ok they need to issue a correction it should say woman are fighters 

women.........*cricket....cricket.....*

[Lady Christina de Pond]

looks like someones missing his deus vult cola tonight

[Femme Falchion]

Warrior Monk will be missing more than his can of Deus Vult if Lady LeFay finds out he implied that women are boring....or anything less than divine beings of unique strength.

****Brrrrr....I feel a chill coming on****

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Oh no, not at all.....I can attest to the fact that they make life more than interesting at times!!!!

I was trying to convey the fact of:

Ok they need to issue a correction it should say woman are fighters 

women.........*cricket....cricket.....*

[Femme Falchion]

(I modified and raised the bar on my last post)

[Sir William Marcus]

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

10-11pm -- Lost Worlds - Knights Templar.
They defended the Holy Land through bloodshed and prayer. Founded in the 12th century, these Christian warrior monks reigned supreme for nearly 200 years before suffering a spectacular fall from grace. Tried for heresy, they were disbanded and their Grand Master burned at the stake. We'll search behind the legend for their lost world. We recreate the city they knew as Tortosa--now hidden among modern homes in the Syrian city of Tartus. We reveal secrets of their headquarters at Temple Mount in Jerusalem, with magnificent underground vaults that could stable 1,000 horses. And we visit the circular church in London built to resemble the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem and the site of the Templar's mysterious initiation rites. We bring to life the hilltop fortress that Lawrence of Arabia called "the finest castle in the world", and return to the Mediterranean island where the Knights Templars made their last stand against Moslem enemies.

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Here's an interesting representation of Peter the Hermit, of the First Crusade fame.
Take note of his cross' location:

[Femme Falchion]

Please tell me that he's wearing a little cap with fringe (mayhap, black fringe?)

.......and what is the significance of the cross location?  Is that indicative of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre?

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Sister Hatchet, you of all people should have understood his "style".

Tonsure is the practice of some Christian churches, mystics, Buddhist novices and monks, and some Hindu temples of cutting the hair from the scalp of clerics, devotees or holy people as a symbol of their renunciation of worldly fashion and esteem.

See:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonsure


As for the Cross location, it was assumed that they wore them on their chest, and not on their sleeves...

[Lady Christina de Pond]

Here's an interesting representation of Peter the Hermit, of the First Crusade fame.
Take note of his cross' location:

ff to me it looks like his hair not a hat