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Post by Pan Kristoff Drevo on Jan 16, 2015 2:07:29 GMT
Well, in order to set everything, thought I might as well introduce myself. I am Sir Christopher Woods, known elsewhere as SoD Woods, Chancellor of the EOST. I am presently governor of the Quailian province of Fingland, whose inhabitants are, including myself, all Byzantine Catholic. I am honored to be a part of this wonderful Order.
P. S. The sword I am holding in the avatar is actually a Knights Templar sword, jointly owned by me and my brother. But KT could also stand for Knights of Thomas! 
P. P. S. Pan Kristoff Drevo is Polish for Sir Christopher Woods. I just like the language. |
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Post by Sir Benedict on Jan 16, 2015 3:06:55 GMT
Welcome, Chris! Glad to have you here. I must say, the Polish is a nice touch.
If I may ask, where did you get the Knights Templar sword? You aren't in the masonic Knights Templar, are you?
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Post by Pan Kristoff Drevo on Jan 16, 2015 17:21:44 GMT
Haha, no, don't worry about that! It was during a vacation in Warren Dunes, Wisconsin. David wanted to find an antique sword, and this was the first one we came across. The owner wouldn't sell for less than thirty-five dollars. David had thirty, I, five. So if you do the math, I really own only a very small portion of the sword. I always like to say it's the hilt.  |
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Post by Paolo Emilio I of Trebia on Apr 20, 2015 21:23:07 GMT
P. S. The sword I am holding in the avatar is actually a Knights Templar sword, jointly owned by me and my brother. But KT could also stand for Knights of Thomas!
The Knight's Templar, a respectful and overall good order. It is sad that a greedy french King accused them of heresy and burned them at the stake just because he owed a big debt to them. The Order was officially dissolved on a Friday 13th... But thinking deeper, maybe it isn't necessary to change the initials of the Sword. We could claim some succession from the Knight's templar! |
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Post by Pan Kristoff Drevo on Apr 21, 2015 15:29:42 GMT
Hmm... We'd have to make it seem at least a little sensible, though. And I wouldn't like to be as impulsive as them, either. Some of them were blockheads. Brave blockheads, but still blockheads.
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