In Honk We Trust
Beowulf having donned his clownish colors from returning from pilgrimage.
, Beowulf Horen have taken a great pilgrimage upon many matters conflicting my life in seek to find what GOD and the holy saints seek for me to accomplish in my mortal life. And from my pilgrimage I have heard of the almighty ST. ClOWNTH a man unlike any other a man of the holiest deeds to be done in this realm. ST. ClOWNTH a man of the holiest and funniest deads to be committed within the realm of such virtue and bold faith displayed from such a holy man I have been seen what I must do within my mortal years left upon this realm. Having returned from my pilgrimage I see to it that all men and women of the blessed Holy Orenian Empire follow the words of the holy ST. CLOWNTH has laid upon us children of GOD. And by so as Holy Emperor I enstate that The Modernized Holy Dictionary of ST. CLOWNTH be instituted for use by all within the empire.
Common Vocabulary & Expressions Recovered from the Westerlands
(Credits to Kincaid_ for the clown dictionary this is not mine: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/165916-the-holy-dictionary-of-st-clownth/?tab=comments#comment-1568344
“LOL” - Though similar to lol, this expression is finding genuine humor in a situation. More often than not, Clowntholic Faithful will express such after a period of minging. The difference is very clear in written forms of the holy texts, but also audible in speech.
“lol” - Though similar to LOL, this expression puts emphasis on disgust in a situation. Particularly when finding something vile or irritating, a Clowntholic Faithful will respond with this expression. Used primarily as an insult amongst Mingespeakers.
“lal” - A strong word when used properly similar to LOL and lol in pronunciation but in many ways different,the word having been derived from the mythical angelo-saxon kingdoms of far it is to be used when one is to find something so distasteful and in many ways horrendous that no common phrase may expostulate such in common tongue. This of utmost common use amongst Mingespeakers.
“FLEEPER” - No one is truly sure where the FLEEPERS came from, they appear in droves: Migration patterns that follow the most sought after resources. They do not have names, typically numbers. Speaking in a primitive FLEEP tongue, there is no one more loyal to you than a FLEEPER. It is said that the House of Goodwill has a FLEEPER army ready to unleash on the Pagan Elf Enemy.
“FLEEP” - The native tongue of the common FLEEPER, no scholar has truly unearthed the meaning or direction of this language yet. What we do know is to FLEEP is to gather a ridiculous amount of resources in a short period of time. FLEEPERS will often exclaim this in a variety of fashions, several times in one moment. On the rare occasion, a FLEEPER will clap their feet and go “fleepity fleep”.
“ERPER” - An extremely offensive insult, primarily directed at or to describe Elves. To be an ERPER is to be hedonistic to the extreme, the word underlining a focus on the sin of lust more than anything. One of the few words that the faithful outright refuse to mutter to one another, simply put it is a very heavy insult that would imply that one is not worth of being a member of St. Clownth’s Flock. To be an ERPER is to be disqualified from your right to minge and in most cases the right to live.
“ERP” - The act of being hedonistic to the extreme, once ERP is met: you are truly tainted in every way, shape, and form. There is no recovering, for you are eternally locked from the Kingdom of Heaven; and barred from the Holy Land.
“Virgun” - A word to be aswell like “lal” to have derived from the mythical angelo-saxon kingdoms of far;A virgun is a individual who has not commit the tasteless act of ERP but is in no way a innocent being to be a virgun is to be on the borders of a ERPER not one to commit the act but one to tolerate it is. Mingespeakers use this commonly to insult.
“noob” - A noob, simply put: Innocent, pure, unlike the vile ERPER. Typically only used as an insult when it is used as so: stupid noob. Other than that, Mingespeakers use it frequently in everyday speech.
“minge” - The truly enlightened, to be a minge is to fulfil St. Clownth’s holy duty on this mortal plane. To destroy the egos of those whom ERP and refuse to commit to the holy act of pranking. A minge is your greatest friend, but can be your greatest enemy. A culture and people said to have descended from the legendary god-king, the Goodman, it lives on in this part of the space time continuum through sheer will.
“ahyes” - The most common expression, evolved from the Macmood family: When responding to orders or a question, a Mingespeaker will often respond simply with: ahyes.
IN HONKUS HUMEROUS
HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, Beowulf I of the House of Horen, Emperor of Man, King of Renatus, Marna, Mardon, Salvus, Seventis, Savoy, Courland, Santegia, and Norland, Duke of the Crownlands, Cascadia, Avar, and Frederica, Count of Carolustadt, Alamar, Frederica, Thesmer, Thelen, Lorath, and Cantal, Baron of Darkwood, Gravelhold, Fidei Defensor, Protector of the Heartlanders, Highlanders, Farfolk, etcetera
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