43 R/3 W
DD: 3/3
FJ: Nope
LT: veil, ethylene
A well-played game by all involved.
In fairness, you have to read all the way to Genesis 5 to learn about him.TenPoundHammer wrote:There's a Seth in the Bible?
Unfortunately, the captioner and I made the same mistake. I know that capsicum is the genus of the peppers and capsaicin is the compound that makes them spicy, but that didn't stop me from blowing $3200 of Karl Coryat's money.TenPoundHammer wrote:Pretty sure the pepper compound is capsaicin, not capsicum as the closed captioning said.
I just learned about this during the last couple of days. I really wish I'd thought, "what the heck, maybe it's the next Louis."JemRiffster wrote:Louis 17 was Louis 16's son, who was never crowned and died in prison about two and half years after his father's execution. AFAIK, he's generally not counted as having been "King of France". Louis 18 was Louis 16's brother and the last Louis to be king, though there later was a Louis-Philippe I (but not a second) and Napoleon III's birth-name was Louis-Napoleon.