My own self

Loki's sensible nonsense of nonsensical sense

François Rabelais (ca. 1494-1553)

While traveling, Rabelais once found himself in the awkward position of being in a hurry but unable to pay his hotel bill. So he cleverly crafted a small packet, labeling it "Poison for the King," and placed it where the innkeeper would find it. As Rabelais had hoped the officious publician quickly summoned gendarmes, who whisked Rabelais off to Paris posthaste. On closer examination, the evidence was found to be a harmless substance, and Rabelais was freed.

"Thursday, 9th of April"
in Forgotten English - A 365-Day Calendar of Vanishing Vocabulary amd Folklore for 2009,
by Jeffrey Kacirk.

IfStar Wars: Legacy - volume 1-3

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