Tuchuk - Revision history

Omimoi at 01:40, 25 November 2009

2009-11-25T01:40:34Z

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	The '''Tuchux''' (sing. '''Tuchuk''') are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchux are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s ~~based~~ on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchux''' (sing. '''Tuchuk''') are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchux are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s named after a nomadic tribe in one book out of a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures. However, the Tuchux are NOT part of the "Gorean alternative subculture," which involves living a "Gorean life" in the real world. The misconception that they are "based in Gor" has been false for decades.

	Bluntly put, Tuchux [[clothing\|dress]] like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchux [[clothing\|dress]] like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

Cian at 00:04, 21 August 2009

2009-08-21T00:04:46Z

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	The '''Tuchux''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchux are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchux''' (sing. '''Tuchuk''') are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchux are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, Tuchux dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire ~~Tuchux~~ subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchux [[clothing\|dress]] like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

	In defense of the Tuchux, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "TUCHUX! TUCHUX! TUCHUX!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchux are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.		In defense of the Tuchux, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "TUCHUX! TUCHUX! TUCHUX!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchux are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.

Tuchux at 15:30, 20 August 2009

2009-08-20T15:30:02Z

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	The '''~~Tuchuks~~''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, ~~Tuchuks~~ are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchux''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchux are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, ~~Tuchuks~~ dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire ~~Tuchuk~~ subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchux dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchux subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

	In defense of the ~~Tuchuks~~, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "~~Tooo-CHUCK~~! ~~Tooo-CHUCK~~! ~~Tooo-CHUCK~~!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since ~~Tuchuks~~ are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.		In defense of the Tuchux, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "TUCHUX! TUCHUX! TUCHUX!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchux are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.

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Wulfstan at 19:41, 27 August 2008

2008-08-27T19:41:41Z

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	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons ~~and basically are a collection of violent idiots~~. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

	In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.		In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.

Wulfstan at 19:39, 27 August 2008

2008-08-27T19:39:33Z

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	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons and basically are a collection of violent idiots. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

	In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.		In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.

Ladyadele at 03:55, 28 July 2008

2008-07-28T03:55:26Z

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	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]~~. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA~~. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

Ladyadele: Removed incorrect info about Tuchux "sharing" Pennsic event.

2008-07-23T23:00:22Z

Removed incorrect info about Tuchux "sharing" Pennsic event.

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	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA~~, and agreed to share the event early in the history of Pennsic~~. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

	Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

Paul Matisz at 05:09, 23 July 2008

2008-07-23T05:09:14Z

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	Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.		Bluntly put, Tuchuks dress like Conan and talk like Klingons. [[Leather]], [[fur]]s and [[maille]] are the norm, with lots of bare skin. The entire Tuchuk subculture is very [[medjeeval]], and many [[SCAdian]]s therefore look down on them for their lack of [[authentic]]ity.

	In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they ~~are~~ pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is warning others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.		In defense of the Tuchuks, they throw excellent parties (especially at [[Pennsic]]) and they're pure hell on the [[battlefield]]. The chant of "Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK! Tooo-CHUCK!" is a warning to others to get out of the way before they charge, since Tuchuks are content to mow down any allied unit in their line of advance.

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Simoncursitor: Reverted edits by 64.59.139.153 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

2007-09-28T09:22:06Z

Reverted edits by 64.59.139.153 (Talk); changed back to last version by Conrad Leviston

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	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA, and agreed to share the event early in the history of Pennsic. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA, and agreed to share the event early in the history of Pennsic. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.

64.59.139.153 at 07:37, 28 September 2007

2007-09-28T07:37:08Z

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			domzelo
	The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA, and agreed to share the event early in the history of Pennsic. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.		The '''Tuchuks''' are one of a number of independent organizations which participate at [[Pennsic War]] in the [[SCA]]. In fact, the Tuchuks had an [[event]] at Cooper's Lake before the SCA, and agreed to share the event early in the history of Pennsic. Primarily a [[North America]]n phenomenon, Tuchuks are [[barbarian]] [[persona]]s based on a series of books - the "Gor" novels written by John Norman - who owe considerably more to popular depictions of barbarians in [[20th century]] media than to the reality of so-called "barbarian" cultures.