Re: complaining about a half way house
Well, she does wear a dress. :rofl:
In fact, there's a little-known part of the procedure of the Conclave that ensures the newly elected Pope is not a woman. It has been used at the end of every Conclave since the fourteenth century following the scurrilous (and apocryphal) story of "Pope Joan" - link
An oblique reference to this ritual was made in the wireless news reports, which reported that Pope Frank would put on temporary Papal robes in "the Room of Tears", which the reporter said was named after the tears shed by the new Pope on leaving behind his carefree life - or some such nonsense. It is actually named after the Chair of Tears (or the Throne of Tears) which has a hole in the seat, rather like a close-stool or commode. The new Pope must sit in the Chair and let his manly bits dangle through the hole, where a trusted servant squeezes or twists them until tears appear in the Pope's eyes.
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In fact, there's a little-known part of the procedure of the Conclave that ensures the newly elected Pope is not a woman. It has been used at the end of every Conclave since the fourteenth century following the scurrilous (and apocryphal) story of "Pope Joan" - link
An oblique reference to this ritual was made in the wireless news reports, which reported that Pope Frank would put on temporary Papal robes in "the Room of Tears", which the reporter said was named after the tears shed by the new Pope on leaving behind his carefree life - or some such nonsense. It is actually named after the Chair of Tears (or the Throne of Tears) which has a hole in the seat, rather like a close-stool or commode. The new Pope must sit in the Chair and let his manly bits dangle through the hole, where a trusted servant squeezes or twists them until tears appear in the Pope's eyes.
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