Friday 1 June 2012

A Sturdy Upright Medieval Fellow


A sturdy upright medieval fellow... pulling a pint, or what? 
What is going on here!

3 comments:

  1. Dear Ragged Ramblers,

    I note with interest that the figure depicted in the glass at North Tuddenham church has an extra testicle. I believe that there is a perfectly logical reason for this. Due to the extremely high death rate among Mediaeval Man, the development of an extra testicle would increase fertility, and hence ensure a better chance of survival for their lineage.

    I trust that this clarifies this matter for you!

    Ratherer!

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  2. It's 'Whig' history! As everyone knows, they were smaller back in them days. However, in anticipation of the day when progress would arrive, and we would become bigger, a man's part was out of scale. Innit!

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