A brief excerpt from The Joint History of the Funglish and the Metalheads:
Many generations before records began, there was one nomadic tribe, who appeared very enlightened for their time. Although they travelled all over their lands, they had developed methods of tending food plants to ensure a plentiful supply, of creating advanced tools from materials only found underground, of catching fish to provide food when the crops didn't grow, of entertaining themselves with crude intruments, and more.
There came a time when a elder of the tribe had a vision. This vision told of a future where the tribe would have to settle in one spot in order to survive. Life went on as normal for many years while the matter was debated.
The musicians of the tribe were prepared to settle right away and work to improve their knowledge of Agriculture. This, they reasoned, would give them plenty of time to work on their music.
The fishermen of the tribe felt that there would not be an adequate supply of food in the winter, nor a ready supply of materials for making tools.
This disagreement led to the fishermen and their families leaving the tribe in search of a better land to settle. The two groups parted amicably, with a mutual agreement to remember their roots. To this day, the Funglish and the Metalheads remain remain close friends.
Many generations before records began, there was one nomadic tribe, who appeared very enlightened for their time. Although they travelled all over their lands, they had developed methods of tending food plants to ensure a plentiful supply, of creating advanced tools from materials only found underground, of catching fish to provide food when the crops didn't grow, of entertaining themselves with crude intruments, and more.
There came a time when a elder of the tribe had a vision. This vision told of a future where the tribe would have to settle in one spot in order to survive. Life went on as normal for many years while the matter was debated.
The musicians of the tribe were prepared to settle right away and work to improve their knowledge of Agriculture. This, they reasoned, would give them plenty of time to work on their music.
The fishermen of the tribe felt that there would not be an adequate supply of food in the winter, nor a ready supply of materials for making tools.
This disagreement led to the fishermen and their families leaving the tribe in search of a better land to settle. The two groups parted amicably, with a mutual agreement to remember their roots. To this day, the Funglish and the Metalheads remain remain close friends.
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