Time to ban the Bully ?

[Streetwalker]

How about was he  a Hatter or a Hornet ?

[Borchester]

I wonder if  Richard  was an Ovalteeny ,questions like that ?

You mean because of the Ovaltine factory in King's Langley ?

Could be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMyY1hTqTzc

[Streetwalker]

Remember that Richard's body was moved to King's Langley, which the site of a Steiner school. And that was not only closed down due to kiddie fiddling, but ridden with veganism. The whole business raises a lot of questions that are not worth answering

I wonder if  Richard  was an Ovalteeny ,questions like that ?

[Borchester]

Alledgedly . Who knows what skullduggery was afoot in the royal courts of the 1300's . That he was burried  in consecrated ground and later moved to Westminster Abbey would suggest there were some who thought otherwise

I think we should get Columbo on the case

Remember that Richard's body was moved to King's Langley, which the site of a Steiner school. And that was not only closed down due to kiddie fiddling, but ridden with veganism. The whole business raises a lot of questions that are not worth answering

[Streetwalker]

Pontefract Castle.

Not a bad place, but the local culture doesn't not extend much beyond getting shitfaced drunk, so Richard, a sophisticated sort of chap, starved himself to death.

Alledgedly . Who knows what skullduggery was afoot in the royal courts of the 1300's . That he was burried  in consecrated ground and later moved to Westminster Abbey would suggest there were some who thought otherwise 

I think we should get Columbo on the case 

[Borchester]

Where he was being held prisoner?

Pontefract Castle.

Not a bad place, but the local culture doesn't not extend much beyond getting shitfaced drunk, so Richard, a sophisticated sort of chap, starved himself to death.

[papasmurf]

Really , street vendors of the day would sell pies , tarts ,cheeses and eggs . Inns would wrap hot meals in cloth covered plates for the man (after a couple of pints of mead )  to take home for his family as many of the urban poor lacked cooking facilities .
Come on Papa this is second grade history , did you go to school ?

Where he was being held prisoner?

[Borchester]

Really , street vendors of the day would sell pies , tarts ,cheeses and eggs . Inns would wrap hot meals in cloth covered plates for the man (after a couple of pints of mead )  to take home for his family as many of the urban poor lacked cooking facilities .
Come on Papa this is second grade history , did you go to school ?

Actually, that is a good point.

In Rome a lot of folk relied upon takeaways, not only because of the lack of cooking facilities, but because the tenements they lived in had a nasty habit of catching fire. Marcus Licinius Crassus ( 115 – 53 BC) , of first Triumvirate fame, made a business out of buying burnt out buildings for washers, restoring them and selling them on.

[Streetwalker]

Really?  What takeouts would that be?

Really , street vendors of the day would sell pies , tarts ,cheeses and eggs . Inns would wrap hot meals in cloth covered plates for the man (after a couple of pints of mead )  to take home for his family as many of the urban poor lacked cooking facilities .
Come on Papa this is second grade history , did you go to school ?

[papasmurf]

Why not ?  Take outs were all the rage back in the 14th C

Really?  What takeouts would that be?

[Streetwalker]

Hundreds of years ago?

Why not ?   Take outs were all the rage back in the 14th C 

[papasmurf]

No reason for him not to order a take away.

Hundreds of years ago?

[Borchester]

More like under house arrest

No reason for him not to order a take away.

[Streetwalker]

He was in prison at the time.

More like under house arrest 

[papasmurf]

And Richard II died of starvation, which does not say much for his cooks

He was in prison at the time.