[list-Regia-NA] Rusty Myers

[J K Siddorn]

I have had an exchange of e-mails with one Rusty Myers who is keen for us to do his homework for him. You might enjoy
the following...........

Regards,

Kim Siddorn

> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Rusty Myers" <unholyfirestorm at yahoo.com>
> > To: <Eolder at regia.org>
> > Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 1:31 AM
> > Subject: English paper questions reply
> >
> >
> > > I must say that I am GREATLY disapointed with the
> > > level of courtesy I have recieved for asking for a
> > few
> > > a simple interview with a few simple questions.
> > >
> > > Recently, I emailed your organization an email
> > stating
> > > that I am writing an research paper on the Dark
> > Ages
> > > and that I would like to ask the organization a
> > few
> > > questions. I recieved an email from a woman, whose
> > > name escapes me at the moment, saying that my
> > > questions could be answered by reading the
> > articles
> > > contained in your site. I then replied by saying
> > that
> > > I forgot to include that I needed an interview for
> > my
> > > paper.
> > >
> > > This was a week ago. I have not recieved any
> > replies
> > > or any further emails from this woman or anyone
> > else
> > > from the organization. I have not even recieved a
> > > reply stating that your organization grants any
> > > interviews.
> > >
> > > I am very displeased with the service I have
> > recieved
> > > just for asking a few questions for an interview
> > that
> > > I am required to have for my college English
> > research
> > > paper.
> > >
> > > Even if your organization does not grant a simple
> > > college student his interview via email, someone
> > could
> > > have alerted me to this or at least put it up on
> > your website.
> > >
> --- J K Siddorn <kim.siddorn at blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> > What kind of questions do you want to ask in your
> > "interview"?
> >
> > I stand by my original statement that the matters
> > you addressed in your questions could well be
> > researched from extant
> > articles available on our website.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Kim Siddorn,



----- Original Message -----
From: "Rusty Myers" <unholyfirestorm at yahoo.com>
To: "J K Siddorn" <kim.siddorn at blueyonder.co.uk>
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: English paper questions reply


> The questions were generally more or less along the
> same lines as these, I can't remember the *exact*
> questions, since I deleted the original email because
> I was waiting for a response:
>
> 1) What are some of the lesser known benefits have we,
> as a modern society, recieved from the Anglo-Saxons?
>
> 2) How well intergrated were the different classes and
> sexes of a typical Anglo-Saxon society? Meaning, how
> did they, if ever, interact with one another?
>
> 3) How large of an influence did the Roman empire have
> on Anglo-Saxon society?
>
> 4) Knowing that the Anglo-Saxons were originally
> largely pagan, how much of their pagan ways and
> superstitions did they preserve once they converted to
> christianity?
>
> 5) When the peasant/lower class began to take up arms
> to defend their lord's land, how much of an effect did
> this have on the elite warrior class that once
> protected their lord's land?
>
> 6) Knowing that the Anglo-Saxos, as well as many of
> Germanic tribes, had a strict system of hierarchy
> embeded into their society, how easily did this allow
> for the transformation into the feudal system that
> dominated the later part of the Medieval period?
>
> 7) How good was trade between the Anglo-Saxon
> communities? Meaning, was there much cooperation
> between the communities or were their any disputes
> between them that caused difficulties in both trading
> and transporting the goods from community to
> community?
>
>


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Yes, this is as I remember it. These are not simple questions - a simple question is "do you take sugar in your tea!"
Question six is a good example: I could write a 10,000 word dissertation on this alone.

Regia members are friendly and helpful, but we will not write your assignment for you. As I have said twice before,  the
information is available for you to research but it is for you to extract it and assemble your knowledge in a form
appropriate to your needs.

BTW, it is a mistake to assume gender from first name evidence. If you had looked on our website, you would have
discovered that Kim Siddorn is a burly, six foot tall man in late middle age. A photo is on the site shows him wearing a
full mail hauberk, a full beard and carrying an axe.

The contents of this e-mail exchange have been copied and promulgated to our E-groups in both the US and the UK and a
copy has been forwarded to your tutor.

Have a nice day.

Regards,

Kim Siddorn,
Regia Anglorum

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