Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Want me to Google it? 

done 

Alexa? 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

I wonder what came first ....mummy for mother , or mummies for mumification 

mummification, I think

 

The English word mummy is derived from medieval Latin mumia, a borrowing of the medieval Arabic word mūmiya (مومياء) and from a Persianword mūm (wax), which meant an embalmed corpse, and as well as the bituminous embalming substance, and also meant "bitumen".

 

 

Thanks Dame Still seems a strange thing to call a mother 

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I haven’t 

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

I wonder what came first ....mummy for mother , or mummies for mumification 

mummification, I think

 

The English word mummy is derived from medieval Latin mumia, a borrowing of the medieval Arabic word mūmiya (مومياء) and from a Persianword mūm (wax), which meant an embalmed corpse, and as well as the bituminous embalming substance, and also meant "bitumen".

 

 

Thanks Dame Still seems a strange thing to call a mother 

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I think the same film features in a few of these docs

Baz posted:

 

 

 

Thanks Dame Still seems a strange thing to call a mother 

the mother definition came from a different word, I think Kaytee explained 

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I think the same film features in a few of these docs

So it's just a rehash really? 

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I haven't 

All those flies 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

 

I haven't 

Nor me 

that chariot looked a scary ride

Definitely needs a chiropodist 

Rocking Ros Rose posted:

that chariot looked a scary ride

Not half 

Sprout posted:

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I think the same film features in a few of these docs

So it's just a rehash really? 

Lots of bits and some new ones...suppose there's a limit to what they know, it's all speculation anyway

Baz posted:

Nor me 

we've watched one that mentioned his club foot before, but it's not this one 

Baz posted:

Definitely needs a chiropodist 

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I think the same film features in a few of these docs

So it's just a rehash really? 

Lots of bits and some new ones...suppose there's a limit to what they know, it's all speculation anyway

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Nor me 

 

we've watched one that mentioned his club foot before, but it's not this one 

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Kaytee posted:

Sprout posted:

Have we not seen this? I seem to remeber the chariot link 

I think the same film features in a few of these docs

So it's just a rehash really? 

Lots of bits and some new ones...suppose there's a limit to what they know, it's all speculation anyway

Waders! 

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

his foot was very deformed

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

 

 

 

Thanks Dame Still seems a strange thing to call a mother 

 

the mother definition came from a different word, I think Kaytee explained 

Saxon probs....but then the Norman's would have said Ma Mere...which could develop into Mammy...if you stretch it a bit 😂

Baz posted:

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

not looking like it

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Nor me 

 

we've watched one that mentioned his club foot before, but it's not this one 

They've all mentioned his foot😂

Baz posted:

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

Mrs Peacock in the library  with the lead pipe 

Given the propensity for scorpions I wouldn’t be going in there 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

Mrs Peacock in the library  with the lead pipe 

Yes 

That is one very spooky place

Kaytee posted:

They've all mentioned his foot😂

Kaytee posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

 

 

 

Thanks Dame Still seems a strange thing to call a mother 

 

the mother definition came from a different word, I think Kaytee explained 

Saxon probs....but then the Norman's would have said Ma Mere...which could develop into Mammy...if you stretch it a bit 😂

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

Mrs Peacock in the library  with the lead pipe 

PMSL!! 

Kaytee posted:

That is one very spooky place

Not half !

Baz posted:

Given the propensity for scorpions I wouldn’t be going in there 

and snakes 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Ok , so not murder , not chariot racing .....

Mrs Peacock in the library  with the lead pipe 

I blame Miss Scarlett😂👍

Kaytee posted:

Saxon probs....but then the Norman's would have said Ma Mere...which could develop into Mammy...if you stretch it a bit 😂

Oooo! 

Baz posted:

Given the propensity for scorpions I wouldn’t be going in there 

no

Kaytee posted:

I blame Miss Scarlett😂👍

hmmm it's a mystery