Ghyll:Monotapute House - Revision history

Morbus Iff: A little late today. New programming project.

2005-08-23T00:38:00Z

A little late today. New programming project.

Morbus Iff: A little late today. New programming project.

2005-08-23T00:34:57Z

A little late today. New programming project.

Jcowan: Well, why not link both of them, Brother Arfrus?

2005-08-21T21:18:54Z

Well, why not link both of them, Brother Arfrus?

Brother Arfrus: linking Arfrus' reference

2005-08-21T01:57:17Z

linking Arfrus' reference

Jcowan: First and last draft

2005-08-19T20:39:19Z

First and last draft

Jcowan: Dibbed

2005-08-19T19:50:29Z

Dibbed

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Dibbed. --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 15:50, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)

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 '''Monotapute House''' is a building at [[Bute University]] which serves as the home of the Monotapute Society, one of the three secret societies of students at Bute. The building itself is of no historical or architectural interest. The society, however, is.
-The Monotapute Society was founded in about -177 [[EC]] by two disaffected [[[[Bute University|Bute]] students who had been kept out of the secret societies of the day. It is known by many names, including ''The Order of Death'', ''The Order'', ''The Eulogian Club'', and ''Lodge 322''. The members are referred to accordingly. The current membership roster of the Monotapute Society is of course unknown to the public, and its activities as well; at least occasionally these have been [[criminals|criminal]] in nature. As of 1 [[EC]] it had publicly reported assets of approximately 400,000 [[Quezlarian Ooo|quezloos]].
+The Monotapute Society was founded in about -177 [[EC]] by two disaffected [[Bute University|Bute]] students who had been kept out of the secret societies of the day. It is known by many names, including ''The Order of Death'', ''The Order'', ''The Eulogian Club'', and ''Lodge 322''. The members are referred to accordingly. The current membership roster of the Monotapute Society is of course unknown to the public, and its activities as well; at least occasionally these have been [[criminals|criminal]] in nature. As of 1 [[EC]] it had publicly reported assets of approximately 400,000 [[Quezlarian Ooo|quezloos]].
 [[Vemish|Those]] who have broken into Monotapute House (as well as certain members who are alienated from the Society) describe many [[Xurient]]al pictures and themes on the walls, and many Xuriental words in daily use by the members. As a result, [[Cranee Historical Society|some people]] claim that the Society is a mere chapter of a Xuriental secret society whose name cannot even be pronounced.

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-'''Monotapute House''' is a building at [[Bute University]] which serves as the home of the Monotapute Society, one of the three secret societies of students at Bute.  The building itself is of no historical or architectural interest.  The society, however, is.
+'''Monotapute House''' is a building at [[Bute University]] which serves as the home of the Monotapute Society, one of the three secret societies of students at Bute. The building itself is of no historical or architectural interest. The society, however, is.
-The Monotapute Society was founded in about -177 [[EC] by two disaffected Bute students who had been kept out of the secret societies of the day.  It is known by many names, including ''The Order of Death'', ''The Order'', ''The Eulogian Club'', and ''Lodge 322''. The members are referred to accordingly.  The current membership roster of the Monotapute Society is of course unknown to the public, and its activities as well; at least occasionally these have been [[criminals|criminal]] in nature.  As of 1 [[EC]] it had publicly reported assets of approximately 400,000 [[Quezlarian Ooo|Quezloos]].
+The Monotapute Society was founded in about -177 [[EC]] by two disaffected [[[[Bute University|Bute]] students who had been kept out of the secret societies of the day. It is known by many names, including ''The Order of Death'', ''The Order'', ''The Eulogian Club'', and ''Lodge 322''. The members are referred to accordingly. The current membership roster of the Monotapute Society is of course unknown to the public, and its activities as well; at least occasionally these have been [[criminals|criminal]] in nature. As of 1 [[EC]] it had publicly reported assets of approximately 400,000 [[Quezlarian Ooo|quezloos]].
-[[Vemish|Those]] who have broken into Monotapute House (as well as certain members who are alienated from the Society) describe many Xuriental pictures and themes on the walls, and many Xuriental words in daily use by the members.  As a result, [[Cranee Historical Society|some people]] claim that the Society is a mere chapter of a [[Xurient]]al secret society whose name cannot even be pronounced.
+[[Vemish|Those]] who have broken into Monotapute House (as well as certain members who are alienated from the Society) describe many [[Xurient]]al pictures and themes on the walls, and many Xuriental words in daily use by the members. As a result, [[Cranee Historical Society|some people]] claim that the Society is a mere chapter of a Xuriental secret society whose name cannot even be pronounced.
-The clock of Monotapute House runs intentionally five minutes faster than other clocks, to give the members an ongoing sense that the members' space is a totally separate world &#x2014; and a world just a bit ahead of the curve of the rest of the "barbarians" outside.
+The clock of Monotapute House runs intentionally five minutes faster than other clocks, to give the members an ongoing sense that the members' space is a totally separate world - and a world just a bit ahead of the curve of the rest of the "barbarians" outside.
 On an initiate's first day in Monotapute House they are assigned a name by which they will be known for the rest of their life. Names that are regularly used are: Magog, which is assigned to the initiate with the most [[Ghyllian reproduction|experience]] with the opposite sex; Gog, which is assigned to the least sexually experienced; Long Devil, for the tallest; and Little Devil, for the shortest. Members have often assumed names of mythological and legendary figures.
-A great many members of the Monotapute Society are drawn from the same few families, notably the Calvians, the Smallwoods, and the Wallingers.  The top families are known because in -30 [[EC]] a disgruntled member leaked the rosters to a private researcher, [[Antony  C. Sutton]].  In -15 [[EC]], untraceable copies of these rosters were placed in the custody of the [[Unquisition]].
+A great many members of the Monotapute Society are drawn from the same few families, notably the Calvians, the Smallwoods, and the Wallingers. The top families are known because in -30 [[EC]] a disgruntled member leaked the rosters to a private researcher, [[Antony C. Sutton]]. In -15 [[EC]], untraceable copies of these rosters were placed in the custody of the [[Unquisition]].
 Monotapute members often go on to political careers, and it is [[Exingians|darkly hinted]] that the most important, though not necessarily the most famous, members of [[Parliament]] are members.
-The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone.  It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have [[Fielding hut|access to at least one manuscript]] in this library, as well as to [[Klokwerx|at least one of the employees]] thereof.  Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
+The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone. It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have [[fielding hut|access to at least one manuscript]] in this library, as well as to [[Klokwerx|at least one of the employees]] thereof. Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
 '''Citations''':  [[Antony C. Sutton]], [[Bute University]], [[Parliament]].
 --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 16:39, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)

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 Monotapute members often go on to political careers, and it is [[Exingians|darkly hinted]] that the most important, though not necessarily the most famous, members of [[Parliament]] are members.
-The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone.  It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have [[Fielding hut|access to at least one manuscript]] in this library, as well as to at least one of the employees thereof.  Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
+The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone.  It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have [[Fielding hut|access to at least one manuscript]] in this library, as well as to [[Klokwerx|at least one of the employees]] thereof.  Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
 '''Citations''':  [[Antony C. Sutton]], [[Bute University]], [[Parliament]].
 --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 16:39, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)

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 Monotapute members often go on to political careers, and it is [[Exingians|darkly hinted]] that the most important, though not necessarily the most famous, members of [[Parliament]] are members.
-The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone.  It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have access to at least one manuscript in this library, as well as to at least one of the employees thereof.  Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
+The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone.  It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have [[Fielding hut|access to at least one manuscript]] in this library, as well as to at least one of the employees thereof.  Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
 '''Citations''':  [[Antony C. Sutton]], [[Bute University]], [[Parliament]].
 --[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 16:39, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)

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−	~~Dibbed~~. --[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 15:50, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)	+	'''Monotapute House''' is a building at [[Bute University]] which serves as the home of the Monotapute Society, one of the three secret societies of students at Bute. The building itself is of no historical or architectural interest. The society, however, is.
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		+	The Monotapute Society was founded in about -177 [[EC] by two disaffected Bute students who had been kept out of the secret societies of the day. It is known by many names, including ''The Order of Death'', ''The Order'', ''The Eulogian Club'', and ''Lodge 322''. The members are referred to accordingly. The current membership roster of the Monotapute Society is of course unknown to the public, and its activities as well; at least occasionally these have been [[criminals\|criminal]] in nature. As of 1 [[EC]] it had publicly reported assets of approximately 400,000 [[Quezlarian Ooo\|Quezloos]].
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		+	[[Vemish\|Those]] who have broken into Monotapute House (as well as certain members who are alienated from the Society) describe many Xuriental pictures and themes on the walls, and many Xuriental words in daily use by the members. As a result, [[Cranee Historical Society\|some people]] claim that the Society is a mere chapter of a [[Xurient]]al secret society whose name cannot even be pronounced.
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		+	The clock of Monotapute House runs intentionally five minutes faster than other clocks, to give the members an ongoing sense that the members' space is a totally separate world — and a world just a bit ahead of the curve of the rest of the "barbarians" outside.
		+
		+	On an initiate's first day in Monotapute House they are assigned a name by which they will be known for the rest of their life. Names that are regularly used are: Magog, which is assigned to the initiate with the most [[Ghyllian reproduction\|experience]] with the opposite sex; Gog, which is assigned to the least sexually experienced; Long Devil, for the tallest; and Little Devil, for the shortest. Members have often assumed names of mythological and legendary figures.
		+
		+	A great many members of the Monotapute Society are drawn from the same few families, notably the Calvians, the Smallwoods, and the Wallingers. The top families are known because in -30 [[EC]] a disgruntled member leaked the rosters to a private researcher, [[Antony C. Sutton]]. In -15 [[EC]], untraceable copies of these rosters were placed in the custody of the [[Unquisition]].
		+
		+	Monotapute members often go on to political careers, and it is [[Exingians\|darkly hinted]] that the most important, though not necessarily the most famous, members of [[Parliament]] are members.
		+
		+	The library of Monotapute House is justly famous, but is accessible to the Society members alone. It is worth noting that Encyclopedia contributor [[User:Brother_Arfrus\|Brother Arfrus]] appears to have access to at least one manuscript in this library, as well as to at least one of the employees thereof. Those who will may draw what conclusions they can.
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		+	'''Citations''': [[Antony C. Sutton]], [[Bute University]], [[Parliament]].
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		+	--[[User:Jcowan\|John Cowan]] 16:39, 19 Aug 2005 (EDT)