Re: How you become King

[Rick Allison <rick_allison@INS.COM>]

 Poster: Rick Allison

We are all kings and queens
at least thats' how us celts think....
we have a high king who won out over the rest of us

At 04:28 PM 07/24/1997 EDT, Peter H. Clarke wrote:
>
>Poster: stephancm@juno.com (Peter H. Clarke)
>
>I think it would be interesting to have to do more than swing a stick to
>become King. Although, swinging a stick is VERY important, especially in
>WAR TIME. But, I would also like to see a more rounded criteria to
>become the monarchs. Look at the authority and power a Queen has, and
>her only requirement for becoming Queen is to pick the right guy to be
>consort to. I am not knocking Queens mind you, I hold all Royalty in the
>highest regard.
>
>If other criteria were added it would definately complicate the issue.
>Right now it is a KISS system and the winner is very easy to identify.
>However, it is possible for a person with a rather thick skin to become
>a very powerful person and that does bother me to some extent. I know,
>I know, honor and chivalry is expected of all the contestants, but we do
>have to face the reality of things. It is very easy to get highly
>excited and honestly not register blow especially when fighting for such
>an enormous prize (I perfer to view it this way rather than to say
>someone intentionally blew off blows).
>
>I am interested in additional comments.
>
>Steffan
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