Due to historical accuracy
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Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote
The droghte of March hath perced to the roote
I’ve quoted that before and I forgot how much autocorrect hates Middle English
Well it will be a good one tomorrow, a) you know the material b) it gets you going c) yes nerves, but just breathe d) focus on something
I wonder if there is a middle English autocorrect one could download?
Ok. But what?
It's about getting wet. You'd love it
Probably, but questioning credibility.I wonder if there is a middle English autocorrect one could download?
It’s the prologue to The Canterbury Tales by Chaucer. He’s saying that “when April’s sweet showers have pierced the drought of March to the root”
Basically saying “it’s springtime”. Ultimately he says this is the time of year when people go on pilgrimages
Ya, my thoughts too lop
Lop lop lop
Lop off their heads
I don't know what I'm doing
The Canterbury Tales is about a group of people going on a pilgrimage to a shrine at Canterbury, and to pass the time they tell each other stories
Still not as crazy as Reds porridge outburst though
Pot pourridge!
Some of them a little vulgar
