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If only Miss Moo were around to introduce you as a master prankster again.

"Master prankster," is way too grandiose for me. I am not that conceited or deusional. My April posts are just absurd and simple, and mostly they are meant to make people laugh. That they also fool people sometimes is a bonus. Definitely not comedy genius.

Leeward just called me the king of pranks on ZAFur, mostly because I was the only one pranking at the time, and some furs were being gullible about it.

To be honest, my first April fool's post was actually inspired by an April fool post by Erdwolf, made before I joined the fandom. Here: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=653

Erdwolf, the first fur to make an April Fool's post on ZAFur. I thought it was hilarious when I read it! It had me fooled until I read the reveal. Kudos to him.

How is being called the King of Pranks different than being called a Master Prankster? If anything, it's even more grandiose.

Also, I hope that I am not still included among that group of furs, as that situation has long been explained.

Master vs King is besides the point. The point was Leeward called me that once off as a joke.

In any event, master implies one has amongst the greatest skill, whereas even a totally incompetent king of some backwater micro nation is still a king. I doubt you meant master as in somebody who has others working for him.

I'm voting for Ryall as the next Prankster President.
Do your duty. Vote.

Ryall wrote:Master vs King is besides the point. The point was Leeward called me that once off as a joke.

In any event, master implies one has amongst the greatest skill, whereas even a totally incompetent king of some backwater micro nation is still a king. I doubt you meant master as in somebody who has others working for him.

The prince of the Masango province in Mozambique used to work in our garden... You may have a point.
(And yes. He really was... We got invited there once. Was the kings personal guests. He even wanted to give us land... HAHAHA!!!)
So Ryall may have a point there...

Wow, now that is a bizarre story.

Adagio wrote:

Ryall wrote:Master vs King is besides the point. The point was Leeward called me that once off as a joke.

In any event, master implies one has amongst the greatest skill, whereas even a totally incompetent king of some backwater micro nation is still a king. I doubt you meant master as in somebody who has others working for him.

The prince of the Masango province in Mozambique used to work in our garden... You may have a point.
(And yes. He really was... We got invited there once. Was the kings personal guests. He even wanted to give us land... HAHAHA!!!)
So Ryall may have a point there...

LOL I think this story, Adagio, deserves a thread of its own!

@ Faanvolla, hahaha! "Make ZAFur kek again!"

Ryall wrote:

Adagio wrote:

Ryall wrote:Master vs King is besides the point. The point was Leeward called me that once off as a joke.

In any event, master implies one has amongst the greatest skill, whereas even a totally incompetent king of some backwater micro nation is still a king. I doubt you meant master as in somebody who has others working for him.

The prince of the Masango province in Mozambique used to work in our garden... You may have a point.
(And yes. He really was... We got invited there once. Was the kings personal guests. He even wanted to give us land... HAHAHA!!!)
So Ryall may have a point there...

LOL I think this story, Adagio, deserves a thread of its own!

@ Faanvolla, hahaha! "Make ZAFur kek again!"

Haha! Sorry... I got it a bit wrong...
It's Massinga district. His name was Jhon(It's splet this way..) Massinga.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massinga_District

And his "castle" was literately just a few mud(Or likely cow dung) houses... So... Yeah... The king wasn't exactly very wealthy. But a king none the less.
There's no power. And they get water from a river.
My mother got treated like a queen, and got to take a warm bath(Heated by the fire) in a metal dish...

We learned about some of the delicacies, like these little red pods from certain trees. They were kinda sour but not bad.
And a root from some kind of plant, that almost tastes like potato.
And of course. Cashews. Whenever Jhon comes back, be brings us roasted cashews.

There was this beautiful lake, with some houses on the opposite shore that he wanted to give us because we gave his son, Jhon, a lift to Mozamique.

My parents declined for a few reasons. First being distance. Second was fear of being disowned. And frankly, we can't afford to build there.

I don't think I took any photos there... But I'll go take a look when I get home!

Adagio wrote:My mother got treated like a queen, and got to take a warm bath(Heated by the fire) in a metal dish...

Did they start adding spices and vegetables to the bath, as well?

Galahad wrote:

Adagio wrote:My mother got treated like a queen, and got to take a warm bath(Heated by the fire) in a metal dish...

Did they start adding spices and vegetables to the bath, as well?

HAHAHAHAHA!!!
No... Then it would have been a cauldron. Not a dish...
Well... Not until it's cooked could it be considered a "dish"