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The "Test of the Emergency Heraldic System" was an idea thought up by [[Joseph DéMerrick]]. | The "Test of the Emergency Heraldic System" was an idea thought up by [[Joseph DéMerrick]]. | ||
== How It's Done == | |||
All it involves is many heralds with hand-held radios simultaniously making the same [[Town Cry]], generally along the lines of: "My Lords and Ladies! This is a test of the Emergency Heraldic System. This is only a test. (Long and annoying noise) Thank you for your time." | All it involves is many heralds with hand-held radios simultaniously making the same [[Town Cry]], generally along the lines of: "My Lords and Ladies! This is a test of the Emergency Heraldic System. This is only a test. (Long and annoying noise) Thank you for your time." | ||
This is done at about Seven in the morning on Sunday, and only after the Monarchy has approved of it. | This is done at about Seven in the morning on Sunday, and only after the Monarchy has approved of it. == Misc. == | ||
Joseph has noted that the King does NOT find it funny if you do not tell him first, even if you do think he's your buddy. | Joseph has noted that the King does NOT find it funny if you do not tell him first, even if you do think he's your buddy. |
Revision as of 01:32, 25 August 2009
The "Test of the Emergency Heraldic System" was an idea thought up by Joseph DéMerrick.
How It's Done
All it involves is many heralds with hand-held radios simultaniously making the same Town Cry, generally along the lines of: "My Lords and Ladies! This is a test of the Emergency Heraldic System. This is only a test. (Long and annoying noise) Thank you for your time." This is done at about Seven in the morning on Sunday, and only after the Monarchy has approved of it. == Misc. == Joseph has noted that the King does NOT find it funny if you do not tell him first, even if you do think he's your buddy.