There is also a gate where only ugly elder men are crucified! See you there!
On my way…
This is a “great pic”?
Let's say : 'tastes differ'This is a “great pic”?
It is to prevent you from entering my city, the crucified girls didn't worked.This is a “great pic”?
As long as it is only the beautiful young girls who are crucified, i feel quite safe in that city.
There is also a gate where only ugly elder men are crucified! See you there!
Me and @messaline crucified by @SkatingJesus .
That last one is outstanding in concept and execution.
A day displayed naked bound to a cross in the market square would have been bad enough. Imagine her anger and humiliation as a vendor is making money by selling cheap grabs of her body to the strangers in the square!!!ok, Friday
"Peaches! Ripe and ready to enjoy. Melons, get your melons here, lovely. Feel the quality. Just 50p for you, guv."
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She broke rule #1 for every bridesmaid : don't try to look better than the bride!This isn't what she had in mind when she agreed to be a bridesmaid . . . . . . .but it is kinda fun!
She regularly broke rule #1 for every vendor on the market : don't attract customers by wearing sexy attire!"Peaches! Ripe and ready to enjoy. Melons, get your melons here, lovely. Feel the quality. Just 50p for you, guv."
The city magistrate is honest and fair. The fruits of the lustful seller will be purchased at a fixed price, compensating for the costs of the producer. In order to avoid unfair competition with other merchants, fruits will be sold at an increased price to onlookers who gathered to stare at a naked girl hanging on a cross. The girl will be crucified until all the fruits are sold out. If all the fruits are not sold out before the market closes, she will be crucified the next day. The margin will go to the treasury of the city for landscaping.She regularly broke rule #1 for every vendor on the market : don't attract customers by wearing sexy attire!
(such rules really existed on Medieval markets, they were issued by the guilds in order to avoid unfair competition, by sanctioning elements other than the quality of the goods sold, such as attracting customers by behaviour or by showy clothing of the vendor).
Last image in particular - a seditious slave dressed for the occasion!
Whatever happened to Noble Vulchur anyway? Did he vanish, or is he still out there somewhere?Back to a safe bet: good old Noble Vulchur!
Enjoy!
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