Ritualizing to the Beat of a Different Ant (A slightly dirtier version)
Ritualizing to the Beat of a Different Ant (A slightly dirtier version) (Sung to the tune of “The Ants Go Marching”) New words by Michael
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Ritualizing to the Beat of a Different Ant. Something I cooked up on a whim.
Ritualizing to the Beat of a Different Ant (Sung to the tune of “The Ants Go Marching”) New words by Michael J Dangler We went
Shenanigans: When to call them.
Shenanigans: From now on, I’m calling shenanigans on various Pagans and classmates. Examples: === “The whole of Norse Religion was designed so that it would
See an amusing companion piece (also not by me) here: The Doom that Came to Chelsea!
This article is from http://www.nypress.com/16/23/news&columns/feature.cfm since I don’t know how long it will be up, but I thought it vitally important to keep. The author’s
A History of the Necronomicon, by HP Lovecraft. No, I didn’t write it, but I did copy it by hand so you could read it!
This is a direct copy from another copy of the History of the Necronomicon, by Lovecraft. Below this Horizontal Rule, you’ll find the complete text,
Freaky Porno Guy, and the craziness of going downtown.
The Saga of Freaky Porno Guy There are weirder things than me out there, and people with worse social skills, apparently. I spent the last
Basic theories on human interaction.
Theories on Human Interaction Yeah, I wrote them all. Feel free to blame me. The Pizzagirl Theory: In which a man (or woman, in our
Letter to President Kirwin of OSU about Students For Freethought.
Here is a letter I sent to the President of the University regarding the Students for Freethought’s attack on prayer at graduation: Dear President Kirwan,
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Gaulish Personal Name Elements: a table designed to help people put together personal names in Gaulish.
Gaulish Personal Name Elements Recently, I checked out a copy of Gaulish personal names: a study of some Continental Celtic formations, by D. Ellis Evans
Cards, about who I might just be.
Is it in the Cards? When I began to work with Tarot, I was 16. I’d been turned onto the cards by a story in