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Slaying dragons, sharpening swords, rescuing damsels and doing impressions of famous coins throughout history(see photo above).Music
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"A Knights Tale" (the original version by Chaucer). "One Knight in Paris" (one day I will show this film...uncensored). "The Top 50 Greatest Dragon Slaying moments with Jimmie Carr"Television
If you can't slay it, sharpen it or rescue it it doesn't have a place in my castle. The obvious exception to this being my cook who remains beyond rescue, very blunt and whose pastry is the solution to the troubles of the world, if the solution to the troubles of the world is tougher than dragon hide, totally inedible and un-slayable.Books
Anything modern and by Geoffrey Chaucer. I have recently been hunting for the Holy Grail in Paris with a flighty, yet devastatingly attractive French damsel, pursued by a strangely albino hooded man: I have not found it yet but perhaps one day I'll write a book about it.
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About me:
Medieval Knight errantry is not practised enough in cyberspace, except in the gaming community and it’s time this changed... There’s little to say about me other than that I form a part of the world's leading (and only, if we're honest) late night hammer horror, hip hop, muppet show – Maxwell’s Full Mooners. Always a Knight, I started under the moon as Roadie of The Moon before Maxwell keenly spotted my lack of potential and added Concierge of The Moon to my jobs list. Buoyed up by my total failure at this he added the enormous responsibilities of being Guardian of The Moon and Knight Commander of The Moon to my jobs list and asked me to take up DJ'ing at the shows. As the many messages on this subject will bear out, this went so badly that he allowed me the honour of being Co-Producer of The Moon with himself (for one night only - a night that will live long with us all). If you think all this is confusing; my poor stone mason has had enormous trouble keeping up with all these changes and the inscription tablet for my tomb currently looks like an etch-a-sketch. I remain as always The Chief Fullmooner's batman. In between late night carousing in inns with Max, wolves and innkeepers, I practise slaying dragons, sharpening my sword and the authorised drill for rescuing damsels in distress…all of which make me permanently unemployable by anyone other than Maxwell and the few theatres that are kind enough to take me in whilst I wander the country looking for damsels, dragons and late night kebab shops. There are a few other words about me on www.fitzhigham.com and if you’d like to have a look, it would be lovely of you.Who I'd like to meet:
A Dragon.Details
- Status: Single
- Height: 6' 4"
- Zodiac Sign: Scorpio
- Occupation: Knight Errant




















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10 of 136Moremiss you and yer wit sir tim. dan kk
I miss you!
how are things
Still coming to terms with the fact that you've got your own book. Show off. It's just knocked Stephen Fry's 'Moab Is My Washpot' off the top of the pile of books I have to read. Not really an official chart but you're at number one so take it. X
Sorry I missed tonight. I know it's been a while but I was hoping to come. Been too long. Looking for ward to the book. Don't have nightmares...
Wonderful show last night in the baltic environs of the Church on the Hill, what wonderful venues you lot choose, can't wait to see what's next! Bit of a downer towards the end with the police thing - what happened there Earliest finish for a Fullmooners yet. The Last Post outside cheered us up as we were waiting for taxis that didn't seem to want to pick up fares! All hail Sir Tim!
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Greeting kind Sir!
Can we who do not work within the hallowed environs of the BBC actually get into your gig? Last time they did that sort of thing, it was employees only....
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