Sex & Shenanigans

[jason28053]

Did you know that molesting animals used to be a major way of getting some "action" outside of marriage?

It’s why some wear kilts?

 

[Bry1313]

We can all just go together. I do love a good throuple.

I’ve heard that about you

 

[jason28053]

For our Canadian friends

 

[Bry1313]

Did you know that molesting animals used to be a major way of getting some "action" outside of marriage?

NMK

 

[Strixaluco]

It’s why some wear kilts?

If that was the reason, kilts would be worn all over Europe.

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

I’m nice

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

I’ve heard that about you

Word gets around.

 

[Vitriolhack]

Did you know that molesting animals used to be a major way of getting some "action" outside of marriage?

I am so happy that I never dated farmers!

 

[LupineOne]

I'm not a very well-traveled girl. But the idea of visiting beautiful and historic cathedrals and other places of worship around the world sounds lovely.

You mean like these?

 

[Vitriolhack]

You mean like these?
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I find old buildings particularly fascinating, one could say, they have survived the test of time’

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

Dammit this place has broken my brain’s emojis response pathways

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

You mean like these?
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Yes

 

[Strixaluco]

I am so happy that I never dated farmers!

Me neither, but for other reasons... these days they more probably cheat on you with a human than with livestock.

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

Word gets around.

If only you could keep one going

 

[Deleted member 6568729]

If only you could keep one going

I know it's hard, but be nice.

 

[LupineOne]

Yes

That last photo doesn’t do it justice. The cathedral was built in 900 A.D. and it was the most massive building I’ve ever been inside. Built of huge stone blocks. It had four wings to it, plus the center, and one of those wings could fit an entire large-city church in it with room to spare, and the ceiling was at least 75 feet high.
It’s hard to describe the sheer size and weight of the place.

 

[Azuldrgon]

That last photo doesn’t do it justice. The cathedral was built in 900 A.D. and it was the most massive building I’ve ever been inside. Built of huge stone blocks. It had four wings to it, plus the center, and one of those wings could fit an entire large-city church in it with room to spare, and the ceiling was at least 75 feet high.
It’s hard to describe the sheer size and weight of the place.

Places like that do much more than impress.
I had my chance to go to Arlington National Cemetery in 2022 for the first time and was able to see the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The structure surrounding it was massive and the sheer vision watching it was breath-taking.
The fact I still get goosebumps a little over a year and a half later just remembering it. Wow!

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

I know it's hard, but be nice.

Im nice

 

[Strixaluco]

That last photo doesn’t do it justice. The cathedral was built in 900 A.D. and it was the most massive building I’ve ever been inside. Built of huge stone blocks. It had four wings to it, plus the center, and one of those wings could fit an entire large-city church in it with room to spare, and the ceiling was at least 75 feet high.
It’s hard to describe the sheer size and weight of the place.

Where?

I just learned earlier today that because of black death in England even many churches were abandoned instead of being maintained, as parishes became abruptly smaller and it took ages for the population to grow back to the former size.

 

[OrdinaryPerson]

Im nice

And hard

 

[LupineOne]

Where?

I just learned earlier today that because of black death in England even many churches were abandoned instead of being maintained, as parishes became abruptly smaller and it took ages for the population to grow back to the former size.

These were in Wales

 

[Bry1313]

I know it's hard, but be nice.

Hard is the problem sometimes

 

[Strixaluco]

These were in Wales

Might still be due to the same reason. Or then some war, of course.

 

[LupineOne]

Might still be due to the same reason. Or then some war, of course.

Most likely one or both at some point

 

[Bry1313]

Most likely one or both at some point

The English were definitely assholes to the Welsh.

Glares at @Wand3rlust