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People turn the most whimsical fairy tales into religious doctrine then look for excuses to kill (,or worse) anyone that disagrees. Lovely old creepy art though. Looks like Krampus more than any biblical description of the devil.

devil carrying his soul basket
Holkham Bible, England ca. 1320-1330
BL, Add. 47682, fol. 11v
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“Oh I love roses! I try growing them myself, but they never get very far.”
“Would you like to know the secret to healthy rose bushes,” I asked, knowing that she would not like the answer.
“Do tell!”
Grin. “Blood.”
The customer paused, waiting for me to say that I was kidding. But I wasn’t so it never came. She became nervous.
And before I could explain that blood meal is a common soil fixer and fertilizer, she put her hands up, spun around and said-
“Bye.”
You want to know the secrets to a beautiful garden? You better be prepared for some weird shit.
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Engraved Minoan gemstone with battle scene from Pylos, c. 1500 B.C. [1052x679]
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“The human imagination may be the most elastic thing in the universe, stretching to encompass the millions of dreams that in centuries of relentless struggle built modern civilization, to entertain the endless doubts that hamper every human enterprise, and to conceive the vast menagerie of boogeymen that trouble every human heart.””
— Dean Koontz, The Taking
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Not my list, but as another Gaelic polytheist I wish it was. Except that I actually am Wiccan among a dozen other things (Alexandrian Wicca was the closest approximation in my part of the Bible Belt back in1981)
some autobiography titles from my life as a gaelic polytheist
Irish Spelling Was Invented To Fuck With The English And Of This I Am Sure
I Am Not Wiccan
That’s Not How You Spell Cu Chulainn
That’s Not How You Pronounce Samhain
That’s Not How You Pluralize Bean Sidhe
You Are Banned From Using The Phrase “Triple Goddess” For A Year And A Day
It Is 50 Degrees Fahrenheit; What Do You Mean “First Day Of Summer”
Still Not Wiccan
Can You Cite Your Source On That Please
Devotional Playlists Everywhere
Cattle Raids Are Fun For The Whole Family
WELCOME TO MY HOME WOULD YOU LIKE A SNACK
Pretending To Like Oatcakes
Surprise Bitch It’s The Fair Folk
Please Stop Citing The Wiccan Rede To Me As Fact
I Pray To An Obscure Goddess; You Probably Haven’t Heard Of Her
You Can Marry The Same Gender Or Have An Abortion Or Forget All The Holidays But Gods Help You If You Steal A Really Cool Cow
If You Keep Saying Religion When You Mean Conservative Christianity I Will FLING Myself Into The SUN
One Of My Gods Did A Prank War On A Whole Country And That Is The Best Thing
Waving A Glass Of Honeyed Milk At The Western Sky And Drunkenly Shouting “I LOVE YOU MAN"
Form A Fiann To Fight White Supremacists In Ten Easy Steps
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Durga Killing the Buffalo Demon, anonymous, c. 1300 - c. 1500 volcanic stone
rijksmuseum
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Model: Mademoiselle Karma Photo: Atelier Simone Richter Outfit: Moon & Raven
Welcome to Gothic and Amazing | www.gothicandamazing.com
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Elegant Goth attire can be a challenge in Texas during much of the year, simply due to the heat. Maybe this is an interesting alternative.

Source: I love Gothic
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Interior Pullman Car.
Beveled mirrors, ornate carvings, and polished brass were the hallmarks of travel in a Pullman parlor car, such as the one depicted here from 1893. First-class passengers enjoyed plush swivel seats and could eat their meals in equaling lavish dining cars. The wealthiest Pennsylvanians owned their own luxuriously appointed private cars.
Credit: Courtesy of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
kinda looks similar to the inside of the first class cabins on the Titanic.
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Andrew Myrick, a storekeeper on a Minnesota Native American reservation, told starving natives to eat grass if they were hungry. He was found dead on the first day of the Dakota War of 1862, with grass stuffed in his mouth.
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