Madhulk  +  875799 Wed, 26 Aug 09 05:12 PM Robin Hood: I live in the forest with good fellows who've everything in life save (except for?) spiritual guidance. And no merit but one. Friar Tuck: And what's that? Robin Hood: We're outlaws. Since we're newborn to the greenwood, we need someone to do our christenings. (To convert them to Christianity?)So we've chosen you. Friar Tuck: Not I. They've probably all got your taking ways. They're thieves? Robin Hood: Of course. But you'll love them, one and all. Madhulk Joined on Mon, Dec 17 2007 Bulgaria Senior Member 3,177 THE MAN OF STEEL

	RayH  +  875831 Wed, 26 Aug 09 05:46 PM Madhulk “everything in life save (except for?) spiritual guidance. And no merit but one.” Yes. Madhulk “we need someone to do our christenings. (To convert them to Christianity?)So we've chosen you.” No. This is the definition from Answers.com: The Christian sacrament of baptizing and naming an infant. Obviously there are no infants involved so Robin just means baptizing his men and possibly seeing to their other religious needs. Madhulk “Friar Tuck: Not I. They've probably all got your taking ways. They're thieves?” Yes. Just as Robin is. RayH Joined on Sat, Mar 22 2008 Contributing Member 1,555 Native speaker of U. S. English. Not a grammar expert.

	Madhulk  +  875839 Wed, 26 Aug 09 05:54 PM RayH “Obviously there are no infants involved so Robin just means baptizing his men and possibly seeing to their other religious needs.” What about newborn/infant? Is this a joke of some kind he makes? Or maybe he means enlighten them? Madhulk Jokes

	RayH  +  875850 Wed, 26 Aug 09 06:04 PM Madhulk “ What about newborn/infant? Is this a joke of some kind he makes? Or maybe he means enlighten them? ” I'm not entirely sure what your confusion is. The definition of "christening" includes "naming an infant" which clearly doesn't apply to Robin's band of men, thus my comment that "obviously there are no infants involved." This is the definition of "christening" from Answers.com: The Christian sacrament of baptizing and naming an infant. Possibly the definition of "christen" will be more helpful (also from Answers.com): http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=christen&gwp=13 RayH Jokes

	Madhulk  +  875920 Wed, 26 Aug 09 07:00 PM Thanks, Ray! I got it now. Madhulk