Information request about pamor type

A. G. Maisey · 11th October 2009, 10:43 PM

If we examine the way in which this pamor has been made, there is another way in which we could interpret this pamor.

Compare it with the pamor kul buntet --- not the Forumite Kulbuntet, but the pamor of the same name.

This pamor is obviously a kulbuntet that has come unravelled.

Kulbuntet is a royal pamor, and again, one that is distinctly positive in respect of nubile young women.

Possibly this "Aristocrat's Rod" pamor is indicative of what happens to an aging aristocrat after a lifetime of overindulgence of his kulbuntet:- everything starts to unravel.

Maybe its not a particularly positive pamor after all, perhaps that's why there are not many of them around and its not listed anywhere.

11th October 2009, 10:43 PM	#12
A. G. Maisey Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 7,015	If we examine the way in which this pamor has been made, there is another way in which we could interpret this pamor. Compare it with the pamor kul buntet --- not the Forumite Kulbuntet, but the pamor of the same name. This pamor is obviously a kulbuntet that has come unravelled. Kulbuntet is a royal pamor, and again, one that is distinctly positive in respect of nubile young women. Possibly this "Aristocrat's Rod" pamor is indicative of what happens to an aging aristocrat after a lifetime of overindulgence of his kulbuntet:- everything starts to unravel. Maybe its not a particularly positive pamor after all, perhaps that's why there are not many of them around and its not listed anywhere.