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Post by todd on Dec 21, 2014 11:29:40 GMT
I've been thinking and I've come up with another theory of why they were on a cruise (again, I apologise if this has already been said): What if the Court was trying to train them how to handle themselves at formal social occasions? The lack of tutors means that it would be a realistic simulation and the ship is on hand to intervene if things get out of hand. Many people have suspected openly here, numerous times, something along those lines - that the ship and the Seraphs were acting on the Court's instructions rather than on their own impulse, to the point where suggesting that yet again is starting to develop a "Queen Anne is dead" level of old news. |
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Post by Jelly Jellybean on Dec 21, 2014 14:33:00 GMT
I've been thinking and I've come up with another theory of why they were on a cruise (again, I apologise if this has already been said): What if the Court was trying to train them how to handle themselves at formal social occasions? The lack of tutors means that it would be a realistic simulation and the ship is on hand to intervene if things get out of hand. Many people have suspected openly here, numerous times, something along those lines - that the ship and the Seraphs were acting on the Court's instructions rather than on their own impulse, to the point where suggesting that yet again is starting to develop a "Queen Anne is dead" level of old news. Queen Annie is dead? I didn't even know she was a queen! |
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Post by keef on Dec 21, 2014 15:02:04 GMT
I've been thinking and I've come up with another theory of why they were on a cruise (again, I apologise if this has already been said): What if the Court was trying to train them how to handle themselves at formal social occasions? The lack of tutors means that it would be a realistic simulation and the ship is on hand to intervene if things get out of hand. Many people have suspected openly here, numerous times, something along those lines - that the ship and the Seraphs were acting on the Court's instructions rather than on their own impulse, to the point where suggesting that yet again is starting to develop a "Queen Anne is dead" level of old news. Yes, the reason it's so quiet on this forum I guess. |
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Post by todd on Dec 22, 2014 0:09:14 GMT
Many people have suspected openly here, numerous times, something along those lines - that the ship and the Seraphs were acting on the Court's instructions rather than on their own impulse, to the point where suggesting that yet again is starting to develop a "Queen Anne is dead" level of old news. Queen Annie is dead? I didn't even know she was a queen! Queen Anne of Great Britain (1702-14); there's an expression about old news that "Queen Anne is dead". |
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Post by sidhekin on Dec 22, 2014 16:49:55 GMT
Queen Annie is dead? I didn't even know she was a queen! Queen Anne of Great Britain (1702-14); there's an expression about old news that "Queen Anne is dead". , I think you missed the i of Jelly Jellybean's "Queen Ann ie" (emphasis mine). |
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Post by hifranc on Dec 22, 2014 18:49:18 GMT
I've been thinking and I've come up with another theory of why they were on a cruise (again, I apologise if this has already been said): What if the Court was trying to train them how to handle themselves at formal social occasions? The lack of tutors means that it would be a realistic simulation and the ship is on hand to intervene if things get out of hand. Many people have suspected openly here, numerous times, something along those lines - that the ship and the Seraphs were acting on the Court's instructions rather than on their own impulse, to the point where suggesting that yet again is starting to develop a "Queen Anne is dead" level of old news. You mean that Ethelred is no longer on the throne? Methinks that I need a new memory. |
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Post by jda on Jan 25, 2017 5:01:09 GMT
So, this is the forementioned longest thread ever. Well, it is a nice landmark.
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Post by Storel on Jan 26, 2017 0:57:47 GMT
So, this is the forementioned longest thread ever. Well, it is a nice landmark. Did you actually read all 18 pages of people arguing about whether or not that was Zimmy with Jack? If so, now aren't you sorry you did?  |
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Post by jda on Jan 26, 2017 1:05:38 GMT
So, this is the forementioned longest thread ever. Well, it is a nice landmark. Did you actually read all 18 pages of people arguing about whether or not that was Zimmy with Jack? If so, now aren't you sorry you did? Deus forbid, no! I'm just a tourist here.  |
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