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Eulalia is being very clever! :)

Cambridge university really was set up after an argument, actually it was about whether the King or the Pope should appoint the Archbishop of Canterbury, but Eulalia chooses to mix it up with the theoretical question 'How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?', that is, how many angels can be in the same place at the same time. It was supposed to have been discussed by late medieval scholars but these days it is used as an illustration of a pointless theoretical question.

Then she brings in one of Cambridge's greatest, Sir Isaac Newton, in particular his first law of motion: "An object will remain at rest or moving at a constant velocity unless an external force acts upon it."

And then she has a great deal of fun with that traditional annual contest between the two universities, the boat race!

Puns never translate. The short form of 'coxswain' (the person who keeps a rowing team working together) is 'cox', which sounds the same as 'cocks' the plural of 'cock', i.e. penis. :rolleyes:

I don't know if that helps or not, TC, but I enjoyed it!! :)
 
Wragg134 said:
Eulalia is being very clever! :)

Cambridge university really was set up after an argument, actually it was about whether the King or the Pope should appoint the Archbishop of Canterbury, but Eulalia chooses to mix it up with the theoretical question 'How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?', that is, how many angels can be in the same place at the same time. It was supposed to have been discussed by late medieval scholars but these days it is used as an illustration of a pointless theoretical question.

Then she brings in one of Cambridge's greatest, Sir Isaac Newton, in particular his first law of motion: "An object will remain at rest or moving at a constant velocity unless an external force acts upon it."

And then she has a great deal of fun with that traditional annual contest between the two universities, the boat race!

Puns never translate. The short form of 'coxswain' (the person who keeps a rowing team working together) is 'cox', which sounds the same as 'cocks' the plural of 'cock', i.e. penis. :rolleyes:

I don't know if that helps or not, TC, but I enjoyed it!! :)
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In other words, Lord W. :doh:

Eulalia wrote a text exclusively for the British. :eek:

Pretty much incomprehensible to most commoners. :confused:

Thank you Lord W :D

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as to whining, what do men like us to do when they whip us?
I think a good, clear, ringing scream pleases my Master most,
but gasps, moans, swearing, roaring might all appeal to different tastes.
One reason why I don't like gags - screaming, like dancing,
is for me part of the pleasure of being whipped​
 
Tree doesn't like gags (except for when one is in early in the stages of interrogation which is used to let the subject know what she is in for when the questioning really starts if she doesn't cooperate).

It seems a waste not to let her scream, plead, and cry...

Tree
 
thehangingtree said:
Tree doesn't like gags (except for when one is in early in the stages of interrogation which is used to let the subject know what she is in for when the questioning really starts if she doesn't cooperate).

It seems a waste not to let her scream, plead, and cry...

Tree
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On this we agree;)
 
Eulalia said:
as to whining, what do men like us to do when they whip us?
I think a good, clear, ringing scream pleases my Master most,
but gasps, moans, swearing, roaring might all appeal to different tastes.
One reason why I don't like gags - screaming, like dancing,
is for me part of the pleasure of being whipped​
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The whole gag thing always puzzled me, unless it's to rob you of the release and build the whole helpless thing. But I would think it would be much more enjoyable to hear the varied screams and whines as we flinch and sway in shuddering reactions - trying to steady ourselves on our just barely touching toes. (or is that just me?) ;)
 
LittleSiss said:
The whole gag thing always puzzled me, unless it's to rob you of the release and build the whole helpless thing. But I would think it would be much more enjoyable to hear the varied screams and whines as we flinch and sway in shuddering reactions - trying to steady ourselves on our just barely touching toes. (or is that just me?) ;)
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In complete agreement...perfectly said Siss
 
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