‘ello and welcome to the Wakefield Doctrine (the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers)
Special Edition! The Royal Wedding, aka … (cue the music Mr. B!)
We are the world
We are thechildrenrogers
We are the ones who make a brighter day ( and provided you follow our rules, you will benefit )
So let’s start giving ( starting with you, then the person next to you, you know, like in church )
There’s a choice we’re making ( yeah, like any one of us would think independently )
We’re saving our own lives ( well, mine at least, we most likely will get to you later )
It’s true we’ll make a better day ( because we will force you to conform )
Just you and me ( and the other rogers into a semi-organised herd ).
Now I am certain the blogosphere is totally all cranked up on the wedding thing over there in Merry Ole! ( Great Britain, national motto: ‘we used to do this thing, to execute people committing crimes against the Throne, you may have heard of it…hang, draw and quarter…( be a great name for a rock band)? 1
But thats not important right now!
What is important is (that) this is the day to embrace your rogerian aspect. The Ceremony! The Rites! The Tradition!! Royalty! Commoners!! (er, make that commoners). We will say, in all due respect, if we had not already discovered the rogerian personality types in the Wakefield Doctrine, then we would owe the world media, (print and TV and internet), we would owe them big time. Without having a cool name, like roger for this aspect of the human personality, we still would have been confronted with the personality type. Just like Issac Newton (had to) confront the apple that hit him on the head ( …‘why?!! why me!?! I was just sitting here, why did the apple single out me to hit on the head?…what an evil apple tree!…there should be a law against apples hitting me on the head! ) Seriously, if we did not already know that this very specifically talented personality type already existed, we would have had to toil for a way to identify the reason why it was that some people ( estimates are that 66% of the ‘adult’ population is comprised of rogers, predominately rogerian (..hey! shut the fuck up, I’m just about to nail this rogerian cutie…don’t blow my fuckin cover!)
In any event, we are fortunate in that we do have the Wakefield Doctrine ( the theory of clarks, scotts and rogers ) and therefore we do know who makes up the ridiculously large viewing audience for this here Wedding here (on TV). Not only do we know that the audience is primarily of the rogerian persuasion, but the Doctrine tells us why.
So in rogerian-favored bullet-point, here is what the Wakefield Doctrine tells us about the billion or so “people” watching the Wedding:
- first and foremost rogers are watching because everyone is watching
- hey, this is a Royal Wedding and if there is anything rogers respect, it is royalty
- Pomp and/or Circumstance, rogers just love ceremony
- fabulous clothing and piles of food that could feed a small African nation for a day and a half
- there is history and easily traced genealogy
- it is a global herd event, rogers can hear the lowing of rogers from around the globe ( “…Μουου…Mo’uu…M>click<uuu… “)
We should all take the day off from work or school or family or emergency surgery or Tax Audits or making love and raise our adoring eyes to the East, where, by now,Mr. & Mrs Prince Whoever are pulling the royal sedan over at the Ye Ole Cockey Lockey Motel and Inne ( …’Bangers and Mash every Thursday’! ) for the evening before beginning a life together. God Bless the Queen and them!
1 ) To be hanged, drawn and quartered was the penalty in England for men guilty of high treason. The convicted were fastened to a wooden hurdlewhich was dragged by horse to the place of execution. Once there, they were ritually hanged (almost to the point of death), emasculated, disembowelled, beheaded and quartered (chopped into four pieces). As a warning against further dissent, these remains were often displayed at prominent places, such as London Bridge. For reasons of public decency, women convicted of high treason were burnt at the stake ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_hanged,_drawn_and_quartered)