Baker's Dozen II (Part 1)

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1821

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress

Had a squad of highly-trained stoats who aided her on her ninja missions

1822

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
1823

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
1824

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
1825

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
  9. The Perpetual Herkimer
1826

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
  9. The Perpetual Herkimer
  10. Harald Blackmask, the Varangian avenger
1827

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
  9. The Perpetual Herkimer
  10. Harald Blackmask, the Varangian avenger
  11. The Ninja Not Appearing in This Thread
1828

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
  9. The Perpetual Herkimer
  10. Harald Blackmask, the Varangian avenger
  11. The Ninja Not Appearing in This Thread
  12. Spartako the Serpent Master
1829

14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas

  1. Dr. Miguelito Sayyan O’Toole, the Blackest Death
  2. Qadim Qadhakrishnan, the Qobra of Qalikata
  3. Deadly Fred
  4. Fiendish fake-friendly Frieda
  5. The Stoatmistress
  6. Pembrook Welmont-Cholmunday, the King of the Silent Snick
  7. Joseph Pujol, the silent but deadly ninja
  8. Claude deFace Kotaro, The Faceless Assassin
  9. The Perpetual Herkimer
  10. Harald Blackmask, the Varangian avenger
  11. The Ninja Not Appearing in This Thread
  12. Spartako the Serpent Master
  13. The Badly-Spelled Ninja Formerly Known as Pricne

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Notable events of 15th Century Lower Baldavia

  1. Plague which killed every third person named Emil
1830

Can we avoid categories with made-up answers?

1831

Agree.

1832

Also agree, I don’t mind one occasionally, but not 2 in a row

1833

I’m in agreement also. Honestly, these last two have made me feel like I’ve missed some part of pop culture. Apparently, I haven’t; it’s all to be made-up. Might I suggest that if answers are to be made up and fictional, then the starter makes that clear?

1834

Was I the only person who actually googled “14th Century Lower Baldavian Ninjas”?

1835

No, I did too; and was completely flummoxed by what Google returned.

1836

Posters for posts #1843-1848, I agree completely with all y’all.

What do we do here?

1837

Maybe someone needs to start a Faker’s Dozen game.

1838

I assumed it was some sort of Dr. Who thing, never having seen the show and just assuming it was full of weirdness. I’m glad I didn’t bother with googling or anything.

1839

Nah, I was just fooling around. I’d done something similar before a couple of years ago and that one seemed to go over well.

1840

Right, then.

Words the English language needs

  1. A gender-neutral pronoun other than “they”