I rede Chaucer.

[world_rim_walke]

He bigynneth withe the tale of Thopas, a goode tale withe faiste rym, but the Hoost, he stynteth hym and sayd, he lyketh ne the rym. So than began Chaucer to telle the tale of Melibeus

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[jinglymushroom]

*rolls with gyggles*

[world_rim_walke]

I am gladde to bryng thee myrth.

[jinglymushroom]

Bee thyss the saym Chaucer as who wrote Canterbury Tales?

[world_rim_walke]

Indede, for that is wat I am redyng. Letre shul I rede as wel his othere werks, for I hav the "Complet workes of Chaucer".

[tandu]

Fauxld English?

[world_rim_walke]

I do ne ynderstede.

[tandu]

It's a joke.

Fauxld (pronounced Fould) English, a slant rhyme on "Old English".

Although, I know Chaucer wasn't Old English, but as I said, it was a joke.

[world_rim_walke]

I did ne knewe the rym. I thanke thee.

[quincidence]

to speak of stories and poetry... I froze a few of the birthday cupcakes, and guess what, a few moved with me. I ate one as a treat today. It was still scrumptious!

[world_rim_walke]

Oonly a fewe? Stille, I am gladde that theye are stille goode.

[imprismed_light]

ROTFLMAO

[world_rim_walke]

Welcome!

[jewelledfairy]

Chaucer will do that to you...

[world_rim_walke]

Indede, he shul.