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A little note chat and I were having, in which she called herself a "wench"

Now back in my days of Highschool socialising a phrase that flew around my group was "Come hither thou saucey wench" which derived from a humurous little ad in the back of a dragontm magazine (yes, it's a D&D magazine, I'm a nerd and damn prooud of it ).

I just couldn't get the picture of Carnival tottering around a med-evil bar in a frilly frock serving frothy tankards to the masses and flirting with the odd customer.

And so it shall be said!
"You there! Yes you the one in the teal frock and the long legs!
Come hither thou saucey wench! ;D"

Wench: A word that used to mean, quite simply, serving girl. They were mostly of lower or middle class (because high class ladies of nobility didn't frequent bars much atall did they? no, they were having tea at the summer house and such riff-raff)

Description
A little note chat and I were having, in which she called herself a "wench"

Now back in my days of Highschool socialising a phrase that flew around my group was "Come hither thou saucey wench" which derived from a humurous little ad in the back of a dragontm magazine (yes, it's a D&D magazine, I'm a nerd and damn prooud of it ).

I just couldn't get the picture of Carnival tottering around a med-evil bar in a frilly frock serving frothy tankards to the masses and flirting with the odd customer.

And so it shall be said!
"You there! Yes you the one in the teal frock and the long legs!
Come hither thou saucey wench! ;D"

Wench: A word that used to mean, quite simply, serving girl. They were mostly of lower or middle class (because high class ladies of nobility didn't frequent bars much atall did they? no, they were having tea at the summer house and such riff-raff)