In the northernmost country, people are soft at heart and weak in body. They do not work, think, or have emotions - they just wander at leisure and sing beautifully all day long. Sunday's hash will take us to the northernmost country, where most hashers will fit right in. We'll be running through the people's art museum and its [...]
In Britain, concerns over drunkenness go back a long way. The first Licensing Act, passed in 1552, required alehouse-keepers to acquire a licence from local justices on the grounds that ‘intolerable hurts and troubles’ arose from drunkenness in ‘common alehouses’. The following year rules were introduced strictly limiting the number of wine taverns that could open in any one town. [...]
November 15 has been an ominous day throughout world history. Long ago, in 655, Penda of Mercia was defeated by Oswiu of Northumbria in the Battle of the Winwaed. Later on, in 1315, the Schweizer Eidgenossenschaft ambushed the army of Leopold I in the Battle of Morgarten. And in 1864 in the hares' home country of 'MURRICA, General Sherman burned [...]
Dust off your top hat, pack your pipes and coif your coiffures because, ladies and gentlemen, we are bringing some class to the Boxer this month. Our GentleMen’s (GMs) run will see us take a delightful stroll through the botanical gardens, pause to smell the roses, amble along in the autumn gardens, and gasp for air at the stunning sight [...]
By Life of Pee When the shadow of the Hash appeared on the time traveler it was between one-thirty and two-thirty o-clock and then I was in time again, hearing the GM. It was Pickle Boys voice in interruption and then he said Pee and then he said I give you the mausoleum of all time traveling; it's rather excruciatingly [...]