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Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctual.
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Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Originally Posted by Boomhauer
(Post 10626007)
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Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Originally Posted by Sue
(Post 10626836)
Wonder what one needs to have as previous job experience for a role like that?
Olympic gold medallist? Knight of the round table? |
Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Wonder what the salary and benefits are ?
Id do it - no hesitation ... |
Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
You'd think with a worldwide recession there'd be 400 applicants for each job making cuts.
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Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Muslims only.
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Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
executions were marred by confusion as the executioner was late in showing up at the designated public place”. |
Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10626873)
Halal registered butcher?
Olympic gold medallist? Knight of the round table? |
Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 10628518)
Muslims only.
Like it used to be in France, the executioner job in Saudi is actually a family trade, involving a skill that is passed from one generation to another. The skill required in this job is extreme synchronization, otherwise it gets very messy. The guy to lose his head needs to relax, and one of the ways to accomplish this is to distract his attention. For example, the executioner would ask the guy a question, to get him to do some thinking and in a split second the job is done. In France, the last execution by guillotine actually took place in Marseilles on September 1977, and the last guillotine executioner to die was Fernand Meyssonnier who died in 2008, check him out here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernand_Meyssonnier |
Re: Career opportunity; Saudi Arabia looking for a few good Swordsman, must be punctu
Originally Posted by redShark
(Post 10629163)
Or French..
Like it used to be in France, the executioner job in Saudi is actually a family trade, involving a skill that is passed from one generation to another. The skill required in this job is extreme synchronization, otherwise it gets very messy. The guy to lose his head needs to relax, and one of the ways to accomplish this is to distract his attention. For example, the executioner would ask the guy a question, to get him to do some thinking and in a split second the job is done. I read a news article some years back about the chief executioner. He did say the job was handed down but hisson didn't want it. He also mentioned he can't recall how many he beheaded but he sleeps well at night because it is the will of Allah and that he is doing god's work. |
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