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Edited by GastonRabbit on Nov 11th 2022 at 8:59:38 AM
@Krack: P Med you back and awww I don't feel special anymore :(
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."Son of a BITCH
I am going to get my ass kicked in Mandarin tomorrow.
And my bike's broken, so I couldn't make it to my pathetically basic math class I'm stuck in.
Dammit.
Half-Life: Dual Nature, a crossover story of reasonably sized proportions.That reminds me that I have unopened tea sitting next to me. I keep thinking, "I'm thirsty, I should open this."
dysfunctional human artistryYeah, the obvious difference is that Jesus is evil in Mandaeism.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.Well, at least I had fun answering your question, Krack. Privately. Not like some harlot.
Kinda feel like reading the 4e DND PH 2. I should do my reading for religious studies, though.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."Also, this reminds me that I meant to look up Mandaenism like a long time ago
Well, Adam and Seth are preeetty awesome. But I like Moses and Mohammad too.
edited 17th Nov '10 4:53:25 PM by LuckyRevenant
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."Gnostics are big on Seth. There was even a sect usually called the «Sethians». They thought that Seth received some major revelation and there's all this racial junk too.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.Well, Seth was cool. Goin back to the Garden and all. or something to that effect.
"I can't imagine what Hell will have in store, but I know when I'm there, I won't wander anymore."Hm? I've never heard of that before.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.

Now, what would make people revere the John the Baptist figure over the god and his son?