Everything Under the Moon

I don't like piracy either. If you want to get involved in piracy, get yourself a peg leg, eye patch and parrot. You should probably say "arr" a lot too, and get some buccaneering in. HaHa I love it dont do much pirating If i cant afford it and cant find it I use whats available, I know i...

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Imperious wrote:

theharmoniouscrow wrote: I don't like piracy either.

If you want to get involved in piracy, get yourself a peg leg, eye patch and parrot. You should probably say "arr" a lot too, and get some buccaneering in.

And a big hat. Don't forget the big hat!

And a bird!! Pieces of Eight! Pieces of Eight!

Imperious wrote:

theharmoniouscrow wrote: I don't like piracy either.

If you want to get involved in piracy, get yourself a peg leg, eye patch and parrot. You should probably say "arr" a lot too, and get some buccaneering in.

ARrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

Just as a very clear reminder; downloading a pdf of a book for free (unless it's copyright free) is illegal and discovery of pirating copyrighted materials will result in disciplinary action from the authorities. Another aside, because I have friends who have had their works pirated, you can never ...

Yeah, it's darkbooks.org (.com goes to a domain place holder)
Loads of interesting books that most people have never heard of.
Brilliant!

You have a grand voice - very evocative and emotional!

Yep. Dolly is related on my dads side, but on my MOM's side her grandmother had so many gifts. She is the one I take after most ' gift wise '. She was hospitalized a few times back in the day and my grandmother and all her brothers and sisters had to go into foster care a few times due to people re...

How about a dog? Sounds silly but seriously. You'd be amazed how therapeutic an animal is to those with PTSD. ( I have PTSD .. Not from war , but from childhood traumas It is a BITCH ). Yeah I forgot to add that as well - both my husband and I could not have dealt with our PTSD without our beloved ...

mrsdavid1975 wrote: Have s beautiful day , all!

As always - beautifully put, MrsD.

Oh we don't need the rain here - we've had plenty: that's what I was trying to say I'm sending it toward the forest!

I'm going to split this thread because I see this discussion as having diverged quite a lot from its original intent, and I don't think so much collective contempt for newcomers belongs in the Witchcraft 101 forum which is used by (surprisingly) a lot of newcomers. Instead, I would say that young p...

I’m glad you enjoyed the post. :) Ultimately, I think a certain amount of exclusivity is a good thing. Nothing given away freely is ever valued, either in mundane or magical terms. While I accept that a lot of youngsters coming to the Craft via pop culture are simply trying to make things work and ...

Imperious wrote: But if you flatly reject core tenets of Wicca, then you can't be Wiccan.

There simply has to be a line in the sand, else the word itself becomes completely meaningless.

Hear hear. Well put.

I’ve often argued that without some central tenets, a word or title (even in Neopaganism) becomes formless and meaningless. In another thread on this forum, I’m discussing the concept of what’s central to organised Wicca, and the reality that if someone falls outside of these central tenets, then t...

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