[Loch-Ruadh] Fw: This Weeks Medieval Job Vacancies

[erinn holloway]

I don't know... those jobs look like they might
actually involve working. LOL


--- Polydore <polydore at ntbb.net> wrote:

> And you are looking for a job! (grin)
> PP!
> 
> erinn holloway wrote:
> 
> >I love these Steve. keep them rolling them in. It's
> >fun to share witht he kiddos.
> >Emma
> >
> >--- "Steve K. Rourke" <steverourke at charter.net>
> wrote:
> >
> >  
> >
> >>Again shamelessly forwarded from another list. For
> >>some I would take the
> >>disclaimer seriously.
> >>
> >>
> >>Disclaimer - for those with a weak heart or
> >>constitution, do not
> >>continue reading. I apologise for some of the
> >>phrasing.
> >>
> >>For the rest of us....read on......
> >>
> >>Position 1 - Fish Wife
> >>Are you a woman thinking of getting into the
> >>commercial fish
> >>business? Which of the following sales techniques
> >>would suit you?
> >>A 'Excuse me, madam, would you like to buy some
> >>fish? We've got a
> >>great offer on trout today.'
> >>B 'I said . would you like to buy some fish, you
> >>whoremongering
> >>stinking cutpurse, mother of an imbecile?'
> >>If you choose technique B, we have just the job
> for
> >>you. Welcome to
> >>the world of fishwifery. Now you can verbally
> abuse
> >>your neighbours
> >>while making a good living at the fish markets.
> >>However, although hours of pleasure can be
> obtained
> >>from expressing
> >>all those pent-up emotions, applicants should be
> >>advised that
> >>retribution can be severe. Neighbours are at
> liberty
> >>to teach you to
> >>hold your tongue by forcing you to wear the
> scold's
> >>bridle or brank -
> >> a metal cage for the head with a built-in gag.
> Some
> >>models have
> >>spikes that pierce the tongue and some have bells
> to
> >>draw notice to
> >>the scold. You are paraded through the streets,
> >>which will echo with
> >>the sound of your neighbours' jeers and taunts.
> >>Naturally the moment the bridle is taken off, the
> >>more spirited of
> >>you will let rip a stream of abuse. This, however,
> >>can lead to a
> >>session on the ducking stool. You are strapped
> into
> >>a seat that is
> >>hung from the end of a free-moving arm. At the
> whim
> >>of the
> >>operators, you are then dunked into a river or
> pond
> >>once or twice or
> >>all day, in front of yet another jeering crowd.
> >>This will almost certainly convince you that a
> >>quiet, unassuming
> >>lifestyle is for you. However, if you still fancy
> >>shouting every now
> >>and then, you can always become a member of that
> >>jeering crowd.
> >>
> >>Position 2 - Woad Dyer
> >>Welcome to the world of woad - an invasive weed
> >>that, with a few
> >>simple pieces of equipment, fermented urine and
> >>wheat bran, can
> >>transform your world. Why not try your hand at
> woad
> >>processing and
> >>dyeing and discover a blue tone last used as body
> >>paint by the Picts
> >>in Roman Britain?
> >>We are reliably informed that a poor sense of
> smell,
> >>or no sense of
> >>smell at all, would be a definite advantage in
> this
> >>job, unless you
> >>are one of those who find the aroma of cabbage
> mixed
> >>with excrement
> >>and cat wee particularly appealing. A desire to
> live
> >>outside the
> >>city walls, whence you and all your fellow workers
> >>will be banished,
> >>would also be a plus. This stuff stinks, but where
> >>there's muck,
> >>there's brass.
> >>
> >>Position 3 - Groom of the Stool
> >>Attention all ambitious noblemen! Following the
> >>untimely death of
> >>Sir Henry Norris, a new groom of the stool is
> >>required by Henry
> >>VIII. The primary duty of the groom is to see 'the
> >>house of easement
> >>be sweet and clear' or, more plainly, to clean the
> >>royal rear and
> >>privy.
> >>It's always interesting to look at your own stool
> >>but imagine
> >>looking at the king's and laying it in a dish. As
> >>for wiping - with
> >>the hands: there is no toilet paper at the Tudor
> >>court - just try
> >>not to think of the meat-heavy diet of the big
> man.
> >>This is a challenging position for someone looking
> >>for exciting
> >>openings, for whom no job is to too big or small.
> >>It's a coveted
> >>position - no one else will be so often alone with
> >>His Royal
> >>Highness, so although you will be dealing with
> >>number twos, you will
> >>be number one in the privy chamber.
> >>
> >>Note: Stangely enough, these are all genuine
> period
> >>positions. Sorry
> >>again !!!!
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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