Kaytee posted:Just remembered that woman's name....Susannah Lipscombe
Yes
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:Oh, I didn't know the printing press went that far back. William Caxton was a fraud then
he's older than Vlad
hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Rocking Ros Rose posted:hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Rossssssssssssssssssssss bestie, hope the choir was good
Rocking Ros Rose posted:hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Hiya Ros
The birds, the birds
Rocking Ros Rose posted:hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Rocking Ros Rose posted:hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Hi Ros
Jeez that was a bit OTTðąð
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Rocking Ros Rose posted:hi bazzyy kaytee dammeeeeee(nice to see you back)sprooty
Rossssssssssssssssssssss bestie, hope the choir was good
dammeeeeeelong session tonight -concert Saturday
Oh, hey up......Nero
Kaytee posted:
can't remember the date they gave for Vlad, but Caxton was teens 1400? or thereabouts
Baz posted:Good grief you wouldnât have seen me for dust !
That's what the Ottomans thought too
Kaytee posted:Jeez that was a bit OTTðąð
yes just about to post similar
Rocking Ros Rose posted:dammeeeeeelong session tonight -concert Saturday
hope it goes well Ros
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Good grief you wouldnât have seen me for dust !
That's what the Ottomans thought too
Very sensible
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Good grief you wouldnât have seen me for dust !
That's what the Ottomans thought too
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaytee posted:
can't remember the date they gave for Vlad, but Caxton was teens 1400? or thereabouts
I honestly thought Caxton came after Vlad
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Rocking Ros Rose posted:dammeeeeeelong session tonight -concert Saturday
hope it goes well Ros
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaytee posted:
can't remember the date they gave for Vlad, but Caxton was teens 1400? or thereabouts
Caxton was around the time of Martin Luther
Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
On a stick?
Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
yes
Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
Is it wrong of me to think he was impaled?
Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
goes to look
they are ruthless at killing peeps off at will
Sprout posted:Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
Is it wrong of me to think he was impaled?
Rocking Ros Rose posted:Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
yes
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:I wonder how Vlad died ?
On a stick?
ðĪĢðĪĢðĪĢðĪĢ
What with Caligula and Nero, the moral is....don't trust teenagers with power
Basarab LaiotÄ returned to Wallachia with Ottoman support, and Vlad died fighting against them in late December 1476 or early January 1477
Kaytee posted:What with Caligula and Nero, the moral is....don't trust teenagers with power
Donât trust teenagers full stop
Dame_Ann_Average posted:
Basarab LaiotÄ returned to Wallachia with Ottoman support, and Vlad died fighting against them in late December 1476 or early January 1477
Well I hope he got it up him !
Sprout posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:Kaytee posted:
can't remember the date they gave for Vlad, but Caxton was teens 1400? or thereabouts
I honestly thought Caxton came after Vlad
I don't know but there was something that made Caxtons printing press the first of its kind
There are five variants of Vlad's death. Some sources say he was killed while fighting the Turks surrounded by the bodies of his loyal Moldavian bodyguards. Others say he was killed by disloyal Wallachian boyars also in the war against the Turks, or during a hunt. Lastly, other reports claim that Vlad was accidentally killed by one of his own men. The exact date of Vlad's death is unknown, presumably the end of December 1476, but it is known that he was dead by 10 January 1477. The exact location of his death is also unknown, but it would have been somewhere along the road between Bucharest and Giurgiu.
According to Bonfinius (Antonio Bonfini) and a Turkish chronicler, Vlad was decapitated by the Turks as a trophy, and his head was sent to Constantinople (now Istanbul) preserved in honey. After, the head was displayed on a stake as proof that he was dead.
Kaytee posted:What with Caligula and Nero, the moral is....don't trust teenagers with power
I loved I, Claudius with the shakey scenery... Caligula was off his trolley
Baz posted:Dame_Ann_Average posted:
Basarab LaiotÄ returned to Wallachia with Ottoman support, and Vlad died fighting against them in late December 1476 or early January 1477
Well I hope he got it up him !
They don't like it up them......Dad's Army c 1980
Kaytee posted:What with Caligula and Nero, the moral is....don't trust teenagers with power
Baz posted:Kaytee posted:What with Caligula and Nero, the moral is....don't trust teenagers with power
Donât trust teenagers full stop
Sprout posted:There are five variants of Vlad's death. Some sources say he was killed while fighting the Turks surrounded by the bodies of his loyal Moldavian bodyguards. Others say he was killed by disloyal Wallachian boyars also in the war against the Turks, or during a hunt. Lastly, other reports claim that Vlad was accidentally killed by one of his own men. The exact date of Vlad's death is unknown, presumably the end of December 1476, but it is known that he was dead by 10 January 1477. The exact location of his death is also unknown, but it would have been somewhere along the road between Bucharest and Giurgiu.
According to Bonfinius (Antonio Bonfini) and a Turkish chronicler, Vlad was decapitated by the Turks as a trophy, and his head was sent to Constantinople (now Istanbul) preserved in honey. After, the head was displayed on a stake as proof that he was dead.
Thanks Sprout
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