A Steampunk friend put me on to this little ditty:
It's strange, but I like it anyway.
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In which I blog about my miniature wargaming and whatever else takes my interest!
About Me
- James
- Tea is my drug of choice. My idea of a party is a rousingly good wargame with my friends. I finance my tea, miniature soldiers and book addiction by using chemistry to coat precision machined pieces of steel. I am also employed by the Canadian Armed Forces as a Cadet Instruction Cadre Officer.
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Richard Ansell. Very sad News3 years ago
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326 BC The Battle of Hydaspes4 years ago
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SALE!!!8 years ago
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I'm Back!!!10 years ago
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Last (blog) Post10 years ago
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OK, so I've been really slack...12 years ago
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Painted Bengalis13 years ago
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Liebster Award
Grand Order of the Wombat
Grand Order of the Wombat presented to the Duke of Mantovia by the Duke of Hoche-Affeburg
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ReplyDeleteHe wears a pith helmet and is obsessed with tea. What's not to like?
ReplyDeleteYou should see him once, he puts on his fighting trousers.
ReplyDeleteI saw the video for that song too. I gather he has some sort of ongoing conflict/dispute/competition with another VSF performer?
ReplyDeletePith helmets are jolly good, y' know! I love his 'Fighting Trousers' video as well. Check out the crowd in the background toward the end - they're doing Adam Ant's "Prince Charming!" Ah, takes me back to me youth... ;)
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