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moon water: better than a bleach enema
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"The more women join a magic/occult movement the more likely they'll make it about their vaginas or periods." (Sometimes they refer moon water as period blood or water mixed with period blood.)
yep, since the paleolithic, women have used their uterus to tell time, figure out astronomy, and make moon water.that was in the pre-trans days
the flip side is that the more men are involved, the more nudity will be required for group rituals.There needs to be some kind of occult Godwin's Law that states "The more women join a magic/occult movement the more likely they'll make it about their vaginas or periods." (Sometimes they refer moon water as period blood or water mixed with period blood.)
At the local cardboard factory where Dominoes gets their boxes and crust.There, i got my icon ready. Now where's the nearest noid church for me to pilgrimage to.
Fuck off Mac Tonight is the only one that can take us to McPlanet.You fools. Only the Little Caesars mascot can provide you with the one true salvation.
Based on the state Detroit's in, I'd say you're following a false prophet, my friend.You fools. Only the Little Caesars mascot can provide you with the one true salvation.
This thread, I can't even...
Wait a second, I can even.
Wiccan reporting in (you on page 1 with your anti-Wiccan sentiments, go fuck yourself). Let me tell you, this kind of pop-culture cultism is not 'pagan' in the modern sense, at all. In Neopagan communities we have a name for people like this: fluffy bunnies. Wikipedia even has an article on the term(1). The pop-culture worship this thread describes is more akin to that group in Russia who worships Gadget Hackwrench(2). Calling this 'paganism', or even equating it to same, is insulting.
Not at all surprised about the Princess Celestia worship, though, I saw that coming years ago.
1. Wikipedia. Fluffy bunny (Wicca) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluffy_bunny_(Wicca)
2. Smitelli, Scott. Russian Cult Worships Gadget from Rescue Rangers? The Mary Sue, August 18th, 2010 https://www.themarysue.com/gadget-rescue-rangers-cult/
I have a rule at my gaming table: no discussion of religion (exceptions exist but are few). With how quickly this thread turned into a exceptional pissing match, I'm feeling a bit of validation with that rule.
Seriously, we're here to laugh at people who want Harry Potter to enter their lives and teach them magic by praying to him, not to debate the finer points of deity worship or Wicca or what-the-fuck-ever.
Wiccan reporting in (you on page 1 with your anti-Wiccan sentiments, go fuck yourself). Let me tell you, this kind of pop-culture cultism is not 'pagan' in the modern sense, at all. In Neopagan communities we have a name for people like this: fluffy bunnies.
Wiccans and PC paganism are pretty much on the same level. Wiccans are the definition of "fluffy bunny paganism" and most here are familiar with the term.
Actually, "fluffy bunny Wicca" is in fact the more common version of that phrase if that tells you anything. In any case, very few hard polytheists (the actual religious people in those communities, such as some Hellenists or some Creideamh Si folks) would apply the word "pagan" to themselves anyway, being that they're not exceptional.
Regardless, I see you're new! Welcome, and remember, have fun! If this offends you, well, you should see what KF thinks of my or @Ntwadumela's religions.