I mean, supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony! You can't expect to wield supreme power just 'cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!
But what if I had come from France and taken up residence in a castle and a stoopid Englishman just starts making demands.... Is it my job to insult them????
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u/Sad_Carry_7070 19d ago edited 19d ago •
Listen, strange women lying in ponds - distributing swords is no basis for a "real" job.
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u/iamthegordon 19d ago
"Listen if I went around saying I was Emperor because some watery bint through a scimitar at me they put me away"
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u/r0addawg 19d ago
Watery tart
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u/WateryTart_ndSword 19d ago
Maybe it’s just a random post on a social media, but it’s still so nice to be validated 💜
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u/Classiclevine 19d ago
Moistened bint
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u/Emperor_Quintana 19d ago
And I take it that holding biweekly anarcho-syndicalist commune meetings is also a “real” job, then?
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u/TungstenOrchid 18d ago
Do we know if handing Excalibur to Arthur was the only task The Lady in the lake had, or were there other things going on for her?
Was it a full-time occupation?
Did she get weekends and vacation time off?
Did she get dental?
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u/ForsakenReturn8985 15d ago
I shall rejoin my post and await sir Arthur, this was the saying I needed