> with perennially popular topics like bawdy humor and fart jokes The Miller's Tale is my go-to for both showing people the joy of medieval literature, but als

> with perennially popular topics like bawdy humor and fart jokes The Miller's Tale is my go-to for both showing people the joy of medieval literature, but also as a counterpoint for people reminiscing about the "good old days" and concerned with how lewd modern society is. Well, the Miller's Tale and Pompeian graffiti. But I love telling people about "kissing full sweetly" is.