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Mundane generally refers to all ''non-SCA related'' things. |
'''Mundane''' is an [[SCAism]] that generally refers to all ''non-SCA related'' things. |
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eg. Mundane clothes are your normal, everyday clothes. |
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There are also terms or phrases that have different meaning in 'mundane terms' than in the SCA. |
There are also terms or phrases that have different meaning in 'mundane terms' than in the SCA. |
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The other, and more mundane use of the word mundane (har har) implies that, as much of a surprise as it may be.... |
The other, and more mundane use of the word mundane (har har) implies that, as much of a surprise as it may be.... |
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= It's not all fun and games! = |
== It's not all fun and games! == |
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In fact, there are lots of jobs, as far as this editor can tell, that need to be done which are not very enjoyable. |
In fact, there are lots of jobs, as far as this editor can tell, that need to be done which are not very enjoyable. |
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So the next time someone does a good job with an [[SCA]] group's finances, or an [[autocrat]] has organised a really fantastic [[feast]], remember to thank them :) |
So the next time someone does a good job with an [[SCA]] group's finances, or an [[autocrat]] has organised a really fantastic [[feast]], remember to thank them :) |
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Latest revision as of 21:38, 20 May 2006
Mundane is an SCAism that generally refers to all non-SCA related things.
eg. Mundane clothes are your normal, everyday clothes.
Other 'mundane' things are paperwork and responsibilities that relate to legalities in the SCA, signing waivers, dealing with city councils, all the 'behind the scenes' organisation that goes into running an event.
There are also terms or phrases that have different meaning in 'mundane terms' than in the SCA.
See also: modern
The other, and more mundane use of the word mundane (har har) implies that, as much of a surprise as it may be....
It's not all fun and games!
In fact, there are lots of jobs, as far as this editor can tell, that need to be done which are not very enjoyable.
So the next time someone does a good job with an SCA group's finances, or an autocrat has organised a really fantastic feast, remember to thank them :)
