Pastafarians of gransnet unite!

gave the Welsh superior fire power for a while, until those dratted Normans copied the technology.

Pardon?

Hoyt excel called Myfanwy!

Oh alright!!!

bugger orf

INFO!

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That proves they were Welsh then.

A recent programme on TV examined and explained the human skeleton. It had been deduced that the longbowmen of centuries past had had not only more developed muscles in one arm but also longer bones.

Humph!

Bernard never mentioned that fact.

Bags says Yes, Indeed about the best archers being the Welsh longbowmen. It was Welsh longbowmen at Agincourt. The bow was not particularly a saxon weapon.

My fount of this knowledge? Mrbags.

Thanks for the enlightenment jings.

Hasn't it always?

Surrealism lives on Gransnet.

Looks like I'm stuck with pasta bows then, don't think they will shoot well but might be okay in the hair!

As my gran used to say ' that's for me to know and you to find out!'

Ah, you already mentioned English archers. Must read posts properly.

They were not! And how does that Bags know anyway?!

I used to make mine out of sticks from the woods. With a tin tray for a target.

You could get a bit of practice in until you get your real one.

You will be an English archer. Very Bernard Cornwell.

I'm going to Wales for my bow and arrows, after all, most of the best English archers were welsh. Ask Bags

read all about it here

And then go and play bows and arrows in the back garden like a good girl.

And if you are very good I will let you borrow my colander for a hat.

The highest or chief worshipped has a white (carbonara) hat!

I wallow in his bolognaisedness, all hail

So?

touched (tŭcht)
adj.
Moved to sympathy or emotion; affected.
Somewhat demented or mentally unbalanced.

In pastafarianism a spaghetti hat is usually reserved for the most devout. The bolognese version is for very high ranking officials

Pretty please feetlebaum not the pink fluffy unicorn, I shall be singing that all day now