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7/23/2025, 5:31:21 PM
7/23/2025, 5:09:30 PM
it looks just like a hospital
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7/21/2025, 6:13:27 PM
>>12419013
>who is the state to have an opinion?
there is no state. rome is preordained to rule the nations. they don't care much about civil law.
so if they wanna eat you they're gonna eat you.
*sip*
see also: jezebel
see also: mystery, babylon the great, the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth.
see also: commercial vs. altruistic surrogacy
"I was down in Georgia
Nothing was as real
As the street beneath my feet
Descending into air
The cauldron was a-bubbling
The flesh was lean
And the women moved forward
Like piranhas in a stream
And they spread themselves before me
An offering so sweet
And they beckoned and they beckoned
Come on, darling, eat
Eat the summer cannibals
Eat, eat, eat
You eat the summer cannibals
Eat, eat, eat"
–Patti Smith
a little leaven does the whole lump.
psionics.
mysteries.
special things.
for the advanced and the adept~
deep secrets.
*sip*
24 But to the rest of you in Thyatira, who do not hold this teaching, who have not learned what some call the deep things of Satan, to you I say, I do not lay on you any other burden."
–Revelation 2:24
ever wonder why some people say: "don't go there" ???
*sip*
Your fortune: Outlook good
>who is the state to have an opinion?
there is no state. rome is preordained to rule the nations. they don't care much about civil law.
so if they wanna eat you they're gonna eat you.
*sip*
see also: jezebel
see also: mystery, babylon the great, the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth.
see also: commercial vs. altruistic surrogacy
"I was down in Georgia
Nothing was as real
As the street beneath my feet
Descending into air
The cauldron was a-bubbling
The flesh was lean
And the women moved forward
Like piranhas in a stream
And they spread themselves before me
An offering so sweet
And they beckoned and they beckoned
Come on, darling, eat
Eat the summer cannibals
Eat, eat, eat
You eat the summer cannibals
Eat, eat, eat"
–Patti Smith
a little leaven does the whole lump.
psionics.
mysteries.
special things.
for the advanced and the adept~
deep secrets.
*sip*
24 But to the rest of you in Thyatira, who do not hold this teaching, who have not learned what some call the deep things of Satan, to you I say, I do not lay on you any other burden."
–Revelation 2:24
ever wonder why some people say: "don't go there" ???
*sip*
Your fortune: Outlook good
7/18/2025, 4:40:32 PM
7/17/2025, 11:46:38 PM
>>12411845
you need to be fire roasted and eaten like a harlot.
*sip*
in other words- terminated in a horrible way.
"San La Muerte (Saint Death) is a skeletal folk saint that is venerated in Paraguay, Argentina (mainly in the province of Corrientes but also in Misiones, Chaco and Formosa) and southern Brazil (specifically in the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul). As a result of internal migration in Argentina since the 1960s, the veneration of San La Muerte has spread to Greater Buenos Aires and to the national prison system as well.
Saint Death is depicted as a male skeleton figure, usually holding a scythe. Although the Catholic Church has rebuked the devotion of Saint Death as a tradition that mixes paganism with Christianity and is contrary to the belief of Resurrection of Jesus defeating death, many devotees view the veneration of San La Muerte as part of their Catholic faith.
Although the rituals connected to and powers ascribed to San La Muerte are very similar, San La Muerte should not be confused with the similar folk saint Santa Muerte that is venerated in Mexico and parts of the US, and is depicted as a female skeleton figure.
San La Muerte is one of many folk saints venerated in the Guaraní language region that covers parts of Paraguay, north-eastern Argentina and southern Brazil. Others include San Biquicho, San Alejo and Santa Catalina. Other names for San La Muerte include Señor De La Muerte (Lord of Death), Señor De La Buena Muerte (Lord of the Good Death) or – mainly in Paraguay – San Esqueleto (Saint Skeleton). It is believed that San La Muerte was first venerated among the Guaraní Indians following the expulsion of their Jesuit missionaries in 1767–"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_La_Muerte
>Jesuit missionaries in 1767
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you need to be fire roasted and eaten like a harlot.
*sip*
in other words- terminated in a horrible way.
"San La Muerte (Saint Death) is a skeletal folk saint that is venerated in Paraguay, Argentina (mainly in the province of Corrientes but also in Misiones, Chaco and Formosa) and southern Brazil (specifically in the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul). As a result of internal migration in Argentina since the 1960s, the veneration of San La Muerte has spread to Greater Buenos Aires and to the national prison system as well.
Saint Death is depicted as a male skeleton figure, usually holding a scythe. Although the Catholic Church has rebuked the devotion of Saint Death as a tradition that mixes paganism with Christianity and is contrary to the belief of Resurrection of Jesus defeating death, many devotees view the veneration of San La Muerte as part of their Catholic faith.
Although the rituals connected to and powers ascribed to San La Muerte are very similar, San La Muerte should not be confused with the similar folk saint Santa Muerte that is venerated in Mexico and parts of the US, and is depicted as a female skeleton figure.
San La Muerte is one of many folk saints venerated in the Guaraní language region that covers parts of Paraguay, north-eastern Argentina and southern Brazil. Others include San Biquicho, San Alejo and Santa Catalina. Other names for San La Muerte include Señor De La Muerte (Lord of Death), Señor De La Buena Muerte (Lord of the Good Death) or – mainly in Paraguay – San Esqueleto (Saint Skeleton). It is believed that San La Muerte was first venerated among the Guaraní Indians following the expulsion of their Jesuit missionaries in 1767–"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_La_Muerte
>Jesuit missionaries in 1767
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