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Nicely said Richard. I tried to connect on messenger but I couldn’t get through. Prayers to you.

Where are you ? As in what country ?

You’re other shorts are also weird as fuck get yourself checked out man im serious

wee wee wee all the way home

Sorry susie i hadn't looked at your photo before i said about our appearance(s)

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do asmr content

im cursed allright

Coffeeweed adds nitrogen to the soil. My dad planted some one year just for this purpose

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A weed is just an unwanted flower

REAL OG WITH THE NO BACKBITCHING RULE. YOUS A REAL ONE RW!

ALSO U ARE GLOWING HERE HOLY SHIT

HOW CAN I BYPASS THE CREEP DETECTOR AS A LEVEL 1 OGRE?

I like Throbbing Gristle too, but i have heard that Cozy used to poop on stage. Is this true?

Insul Affe - Island Ape.

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Astaghfirullah, This is beatiful, Yallah lets all come together

god bless u bro

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i share the problem of arrogance, im not as spiritual i guess, im hard on myself and am looking to change that. And i will. These videos are good for you, keep them coming

When people anger you, they simply re-direct you. Maybe you suposed to not be with them? Maybe you suposed to be somewhere else? Maybe they are helping you to get there where you suposed to be. Why do you surrender to a place where you are being continuously picked and pocked?? You have legs, you can walk away. You have arms, you can make your way. You have voice, you can manifest. Speak that what you want, and you will create it. If you speak of that what you don't want, you will create that too, you know that? So speak ONLY of what you want. Just say what you want.

NICO

yoyo howzit brother

Many people, typically Christians of more fundamentalist oriented denominations, have been trying to connect Easter with Ishtar for well over 100 years; since about the late 1800’s. The simple truth is that “Easter” does *not* derive from “Ishtar” - this association represents a complete false etymology, and a completely fabricated origin. The idea that Easter has pagan roots actually comes from die-hard Protestant fundamentalists in the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries. In those centuries, many Protestants regarded holidays like Christmas and Easter as “popery” and therefore sought to discredit them by linking them with ancient paganism. One particularly influential writer was Alexander Hislop (1807-1865), a minister for the Free Church of Scotland who published a pamphlet in 1853 titled _The Two Babylons._ In this pamphlet, Hislop claimed that Roman Catholicism is really nothing more than re-branded Babylonian paganism and that all the holidays associated with Catholicism are actually ancient Babylonian religious festivals in honor of the heathen gods. Hislop was a zealot and a crank whose ideas had almost no factual basis whatsoever, but his work became extremely influential among Protestant fundamentalists. His book, of course, has been thoroughly discredited (as early as the 1920’s). Indeed, there is no serious self-respecting Biblical scholar who would give any credence to Hislop’s “theories”. Scholars today recognize it for the vehemently anti-Catholic drivel that it is and note that most of his theories come either from the realm of his very overactive imagination, or his complete misunderstanding of both Catholicism and the religion of ancient Babylon. As one historian puts it: _“Hislop’s book is wonderful because it’s full of imagination and nonsense. It’s fantastic but utterly misconceived. Hislop’s tendency was to think if it sounds the same, it must be connected.”_ Some Christian denominations took Hislop’s explanations to be “gospel truth” and ran with them; and it seems, that some still strongly hold to these beliefs even today (particularly the JW sect). To put it in the simplest terms possible, there is just absolutely no way culturally, and particularly linguistically, to connect Ishtar with Easter….but that certainly has not prevented people from making some rather valiant and, in some cases, even impressive attempts. Ēostra (the West Germainic goddess of dawn, not fertility) has lent only her name to the holiday in exactly the same way that other Germanic deities have lent their names to our weekdays in English. Nothing more “pagan” than that.

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Wonder what hz it goes down to

Still my favourite mate

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