Kiki's Hurricane Hurrah & Fire Function

[ShrekDawg]

Paper licker

No lol. I changed it. Almost left it as an "O" for Dog.

Change your title to O

 

[Painted Calls]

Change your title to O

Boom.

 

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

Paper licker

No lol. I changed it. Almost left it as an "O" for Dog.

Lmao now it’s different again

 

[Painted Calls]

Lmao now it’s different again

Technical difficulties.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Boom.

Hahaha holy mackerel!!! Perfect!!! I choked and wheezed from laughing so hard

 

[Ursuline Chick]

yep. First born rights to land, herds, flocks. Torah stuff

I thought that was a French Catholic thing, 1st boy gets all of Daddy's stuff, 2nd boy goes into the military, 3rd boy becomes a priest.

 

[CindyinSD]

I thought that was a French Catholic thing, 1st boy gets all of Daddy's stuff, 2nd boy goes into the military, 3rd boy becomes a priest.

I think it might be more just a practice of the times. Firstborn son is the heir & also responsible to care for the dependents of the household (unmarried sisters, mother, minor children, etc.), the estate, cot-holders, servants, & so on. Second son was often provided with a purchased officer's commission as soon as of age (often before the father's death). Third son might get a commission also if feasible, or did often join the clergy (or for RCC the priesthood I suppose.) That's old England but I expect it was much the same throughout Europe.

 

[LaFleche]

I think it might be more just a practice of the times. Firstborn son is the heir & also responsible to care for the dependents of the household (unmarried sisters, mother, minor children, etc.), the estate, cot-holders, servants, & so on. Second son was often provided with a purchased officer's commission as soon as of age (often before the father's death). Third son might get a commission also if feasible, or did often join the clergy (or for RCC the priesthood I suppose.) That's old England but I expect it was much the same throughout Europe.

Yes, and even further back the surplus sons were disposed of by sending them on the crusade to Jerusalem.

 

[sdm111]

I think it might be more just a practice of the times. Firstborn son is the heir & also responsible to care for the dependents of the household (unmarried sisters, mother, minor children, etc.), the estate, cot-holders, servants, & so on. Second son was often provided with a purchased officer's commission as soon as of age (often before the father's death). Third son might get a commission also if feasible, or did often join the clergy (or for RCC the priesthood I suppose.) That's old England but I expect it was much the same throughout Europe.

Man if that was still practiced imagine all the safe spaces required for all the responsibility they would have to endure lol

 

[muddy75]

we’re getting ready to run second errands to pick up sushi for dinner!!