great, I now have the idea going through my head that there would have to be crucifixion specialists and, therefore, trainee crucifixion specialists.
Look at 'im from this side, see how the body is angled, contorted. No, you'll have to take them all out and hammer them back in again. This time use the right weight of nail, not just the odds and ends you have. Panel pins are no use.
You've got to do this right, first time, every time. After all we aim to avoid creating unnecessary suffering in this job.
(, Tue 9 Jan 2024, 7:30, Reply)
he's fallen off? Well chase after him and bring him back he can't move that quickly and this time follow the protocol. I can't sign off your competency if they keep coming off the crosses now can I?
(, Tue 9 Jan 2024, 11:53, Reply)
*pause*
IN A CUP!
(, Tue 9 Jan 2024, 15:52, Reply)
Pouring the water into his cupped hands... well it was only going to go straight through on to the ground wasn't it. SANITISING?! Somehow I don't think he'll be worrying about a bit of grit getting in the next time. You did finish both months of schooling like you claimed in your interview.
And give them hands a quick dry before the next batch of nails, don't want rust setting in early or his mates will have 'im off the cross in no time. Next thing you know there's a bunch of women claiming to have seen him risen again. Meanwhile the Prelate will blame our work and look for another firm next time.
(, Tue 9 Jan 2024, 22:24, Reply)
But remember to keep more than arm’s length from that lanky centurion who fancies himself a scribe.
(, Tue 9 Jan 2024, 23:18, Reply)