Fascinating. The guy hits the gavel and people listen. There is no fighting. The man with the stick is the master of ceremonies. It's the same everywhere I swear to God. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 FUCK OFF!! I AM IN CONTROL!! I HAVE THE STICK! "The Masonic gavel is an emblem of authority used by the Master of the lodge to show his executive power over the assemblage by punctuating its actions. In this capacity, order is maintained and a structured outcome to the proceedings is achieved. " I have the stick, I am in control.
Hi mcloud. Can you tell me your opinion / conclusion of that event after you watched that lecture? PS. pls check out thread 'Dark Star' here ..
Yes, the monkey has the stick, but the man has the rope in his hand and the rope goes to the monkey's neck.
Hey Mcloud, check-out this video at about 6:40 something it kind of reminds me of the situation... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLTc-CIAeMc 3 Stooges are classic.
If he plans on choking his monkey, he's a wanker so to speak. Yes, too easy, but someone had to do it.
Hey Mcloud, takin' bout the monkey, here's something I found cool. Hope you do too: "Signifyin' Monkey" from Snatch and the Poontangs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA3UbGSOxa0
Difference is that the orchestra is a voluntary organization and the conductor has earned the position of being the "leader". Just like the old British officer's swagger stick; a sign of authority, but a sign of authority that has been given by a group of peers on the merit of the officer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swagger_stick BTW: great ref. for Desmond Morris
um The conductor is needed in exactly the same way as any other member of the orchestra, it just doesn't work in any other way. Not so for a commanding officer and a lousy private.
