(Very upscale, suburban marketing-type older woman, upon seeing me in the kitchen)
"Now this is cute. Are you a chimney sweep?"
... because *all* chimney sweeps wear granny boots, ankle-length b&w striped skirts, black frock coats, and top hats. It's written into the union by-laws.
(shakes head)
At least it wasn't another "Oh! Are you in a play?!"
"Now this is cute. Are you a chimney sweep?"
... because *all* chimney sweeps wear granny boots, ankle-length b&w striped skirts, black frock coats, and top hats. It's written into the union by-laws.
(shakes head)
At least it wasn't another "Oh! Are you in a play?!"
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Oh hey, it looks like I might make it up to Seattle for a few days at the beginning of May. A good friend from when I lived in Spokane is finally finishing his BA, so his wife is throwing a party and hopefully I'll be able to fly in.
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One of the SCA answerz to that has become: "Yes, Death of a Salesman."
On more than one occasion, the inquiring person has said "Oh, I love that play."
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[critical once-over of their outfit, then shake of head] "You'd better read up on it--I don't think you're in compliance."
(Obviously, much more effective on a day that isn't April 1. Sure, they won't buy it for more than a couple of seconds...but what precious seconds.)
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This is too funny.
May I add you?
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CHIMNEY sweep?
"Yes, I am and you seem to have my broom up your ass."
Neato history on them:http://www.thevictorianfireplace.com/chimneysweephistory.htm