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Harry Potter:
--- Quote from: ChadTower on February 07, 2005, 09:43:37 am ---Satanists, wiccans, it's all the same, yes?
(that's a joke, from someone from Salem, MA who knows damn well they're not, BTW)
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My friends wife is into the whole witchcraft thing and told me Wiccans are usually called 'Fluffy bunnies' because they refuse to associate with any aspect of life or religion that could be even remotely considered as slightly not nice. They are basically super-duper-goodie-goodie-two-shoes according to the witch wife. ;D
I wish I had known this before I uttered a similar "Satanists, wiccans, it's all the same, yes?" type fo phrase and was subjected to a long lecture on witchcraft, religion, existantialism and other stuff. 42 popped up somewhere in the conversation. ::)
Moral=DON'T compare wiccans to satanists, witches, priests, danny_galaga etc etc. unless you want to be bored to sleep.
Dartful Dodger:
--- Quote from: saint on February 06, 2005, 08:24:27 pm ---What if the local Wiccans want to put up a pentagram in the courthouse? People will have to weigh in to let me know if I'm wrong, but I suspect the majority of Christians would object to it (and possibly Jews, Muslims, etc...). Anyone who believes the 10 Commandments belong in a court house please feel free to comment
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You are wrong.
There are 50 of them on the US Flag, and a building is in the shape of one.
ChadTower:
--- Quote from: bosss7 on February 07, 2005, 11:47:51 am ---My friends wife is into the whole witchcraft thing and told me Wiccans are usually called 'Fluffy bunnies' because they refuse to associate with any aspect of life or religion that could be even remotely considered as slightly not nice. They are basically super-duper-goodie-goodie-two-shoes according to the witch wife. ;D
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None of the Wicca I know fit that description, and these aren't suburban bored teens, these are people who have been devoted to their faith for decades.
Luxury:
If everybody just believed in the Force, then none of this would be a problem. Convert Now!
http://www.jediism.org/
http://212.168.23.160/creed/
--- Quote from: bosss7 on February 07, 2005, 11:47:51 am ---42 popped up somewhere in the conversation. ::)
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
DrewKaree:
I believe in the number 33 and a magical spring said to be found in Latrobe, from which life juice pours forth and is turned into the nectar of the gods (all of them....if you have enough nectar ;) )