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My fellow litgeeks, I give you:
loldane
[info]ajodasso
June 5th, 2007

LOLPoets of the 14th Century












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ahahahah! Nice one....I should do the same with the XVII cen!
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OMG LOLHOCCLEVE.

I would show that to my diss director, who loves Hoccleve, except that the thought of explaining lolstuff to him quite frankly boggles my mind.
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Chaucer, Gower, Hoccleve, Pearl-Poet...I can't believe I left out Langland and Lydgate! Must remedy this later.
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Thanks for doing Lydgate! I had intended to include him, but forgot. And I intend to add Langland to this lot.
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Hee, my favourite is the patronage one =)
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Nice! Post em over on [info]medievalstudies if you haven't already!
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SNORK! Lovely, lovely. And dorky. I love the dorky. *Grins*
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Dorky? Me? *innocent look*
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I heart my Pearl-Poet and his big, wacky, apocalyptic dream-vision!
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I had fun. However, I've just realized I forgot to do Langland and Lydgate. Boo.
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Only I forgot Lydgate and Langland, bollocks. Oh, well - more fun for later tonight!
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Haha! I love the third one.
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Hoccleve was the fun one, yes *g*
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Ahaha! This is awesome.
I will have to save them and send them to my husband. :)
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From top to bottom: LOLChaucer, LOLGower, LOLHoccleve, and LOLPearl-Poet.
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these are excellent!

Thank you for sharing. ^_^
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My pleasure :) My only regret is that I forgot to do Lydgate and Langland! Ones to add later this evening when I'm home, I suppose...
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Wonderful! Especially the patronage picture... *gg*
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Hoccleve just looks so pathetic in it.
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I just experienced paroxysms of laughter.
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That was mostly the point ;) Glad you got a chuckle out of them.
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My next goal is to do a good one for Langland, because he makes my life hell sometimes, the bastard.
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this is great. normally I hate these things, but in the medieval setting it is ever so funny. these are particularly successful when they do medieval culture in the pics using the net-slanguage. thanks for posting.
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I think manuscript illuminations are especially well-suited because they often act as visual non-sequiturs themselves, or have strange captions/marginalia floating about as it is!
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— [info]t3dy (Expand)
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That icon of yours makes me smile *g*
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You are made of awesome. Can I borrow one to put in my user info?
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Sure! I have no problem with it, as long as you credit/link back :)
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Those are wonderful! Do you mind if I crop "I can has patronage" for an icon?
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No problem - as long as you credit the caption :)
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Oh, GLEE!! Those are awesome. :)
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Many thanks - and I'm about to follow up with a grand finale, since I promised folks I'd do Langland, too ;)
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Lovely. Much appreciated :D
Just thought I'd let you know that I'd like to steal the Hoccleve. Will credit where appropriate!
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Many thanks! They were fun to do.
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AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Awesome!!!
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I've got to think of some others. Maybe Lydgate, but I find him so boring that I haven't had a flash of inspiration for him.
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Time for an update to the Legend of Good Women. You deserve your own entry in it.
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Oh, my. I never dreamed of such an honor ;)

(Friending you back, by the by.)
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