Talk:Archibald Hay, 13th Earl of Kinnoull

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Removed apparent vandalism

Removed the following: "He is remarkable for being the only peer of the realm known to have died as a result of excessive overindulgence in onanism. A practitioner in the art of the palm since 1867, his one handed jive became the talk of the nation in 1876, when he was found locked in a Belgravia hotel suite with only a month's supply of laudinum and a calicoprint of H.R.H. Queen Victoria."