King Arthur

[steve56]

is it true he was related to the queen?

[mart]

Who are you referring to steve56?
Conan the Barbarian or Arnie?

[steve56]

arthur.

[Deuce Bigolo]

You are right it is a fascinating story and probably more so because there still remains that sense of mystery of Arthur

My curiosity stems purely from the fact as you say its the least recorded
period of history and having just read a fictional series by Stephen Lawhead
(I know an American) wanted to see what the real story was

Given that Writers are only what they learn & experience
I'd say theres a good chance many books wouldn't have seen the light of day and even if they had their format & characters would most likely have been different

The Epic Fantasy-Fictional Book will be around forever in a day IMHO
and the use of traits like of chivalry & honor will keep them coming back for more possibly because they don't seem exist in the here & now

People love to escape from the daily grind

cheers
B....OZ

[Peter]

The true King Arthur is of course Mr Scargill, who led his gallant army in the last civil war, culminating in the Battle of Orgreave.

[Pervert]

I didn't know there'd been a queen called Arthur.

[The Ed – Club International]

But just how much ham, jam and spam did he really eat?

[Deuce Bigolo]

I thought Dudley always went by the alias Vanessa
or was that Peter Cook?


The Plot thickens


cheers
B....OZ

[Pervert]

Not too much---he had to push a pram a lot.

[Wink Wink]

But the burning question is...........did he ruin his cakes!!!