Hickory?

[MarioCerame]

I think we'd have to censor the rest of the poem.

[BoXer]

The mouse ran up the clock? What's wrong with that?

[Thijs]

@Matt Ryan

I've been bitten by a horse.

I wrote said appendix, I believe, so the fault of the foreign hickory tree was mine. I had access to information on the "magical" properties of herbs, as someone speculated, and didn't check to make sure the plants I selected were native to Europe.

My apologies,
Matt Ryan

Okidoki, I was already doubting what I learned during my bachelor forestry

[Cuchulainshound]

He practiced animal husbandry, until they caught him at it one night. 8)

[MarioCerame]

@BoXer

The mouse ran up the clock? What's wrong with that?

He'd PeIm some consonant I am sure.

[skridragon]

"We apologise for the tangents in this thread.

Those responsible have been sacked."

[Furion_Transsanus]

@skridragon

"We apologise for the tangents in this thread.

Those responsible have been sacked."

Thank you!

Then maybe we can finally get around to sacking Carthago too?

[PlanetNiles]

I've cut a høle in this sack I was handed and I'm wearing it as a røbe...

Okay I'm stopping the silliness now.

[size=50]...I think I'm turning Merinita/I think I'm turning Merinita/I really think so...[/size]

No, seriously, I am.

[Birbin_again]

@Thijs

Hi,
Perhaps a stupid and detail question, but in the appendix in Mystery Cults Hickory is enlisted on the form and material list. According to Wikipedia this is an American and East-Asian group of species, so those are probably not the ones refered to in the book. Can anybody give me the scientific name of Hickory?
Thank you, Thijs

Yes, I noticed, too.
I give you a personal permission to use flint instead of hickory.