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Greetings to visitors from Penny Arcade! | |||
Our apologies for the downtime earlier; the server was configured for maximum debugging at the time and didn't react well to the increased load. We have reverted to lean and mean, so please look around and learn about what the SCA has to offer!</div> | |||
Just what it sounds like. Two people can agree to be each | Just what it sounds like. Two people can agree to be each | ||
other's bedwarmers, and it doesn't matter what gender they are. Two | other's bedwarmers, and it doesn't matter what gender they are. Two | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 2 April 2008
Greetings to visitors from Penny Arcade!
Our apologies for the downtime earlier; the server was configured for maximum debugging at the time and didn't react well to the increased load. We have reverted to lean and mean, so please look around and learn about what the SCA has to offer!Just what it sounds like. Two people can agree to be each other's bedwarmers, and it doesn't matter what gender they are. Two people sharing a bed at a cold tournament are a lot warmer than one person shivering alone.
Bedwarming is strictly a platonic activity--anyone who steps over that particular boundary needs to be called on it. It never hurts to make sure that you and your prospective bedwarmer are on the same page. (Of course, if two people decide mutually to keep their bed warm by engaging in extra-curricular activities, that's strictly their business, but does go beyond the definition of the term.)
-- Mistress Arlys o Gordon