THE FORSAKEN - All Hallow's Eve
POSTED BY: PhoenixRose
UPDATED: Friday, November 3, 2006 07:08
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MsG- Where are you finding all of these great cat pics? Trash Cat is great. Photobucket?
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Mavoureen its from
http://shadowdane.shackspace.com/cats.htm
There are some great ones there...like this
I choose to rise instead of fall- U2
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Thanks for the good giggle! I liked the cat with the Irish Setter, for some perverse reason...
My coworkers and I laughed-
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Happy Halloween Forsaken!!!!!!!!!!
Everybody always has the advantage over us, but that's what makes us special...and Browncoats.
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I love that avatar RedLava, and hopefully I can see the cat piture(s) at home, as they are blocked by fed firewall at the moment.
~Jimi
jimi dot spettel at gmail dot com
Self-Proclaimed Grand Vizier of Georgia
- Animation by DesktopHippie
"Marijuana not only should be legal, it should be manditory." - Bill Hicks
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Good Morning Forsaken! MsG, I've enjoyed all of your cat pics, too.
I made a web site to introduce my friends to the 'Verse.
http://web.mac.com/arcadianlc
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Howdy howdy Forsaken!
*brings in some s'more fixens*
Was gonna put these out in the Pub but since this is the Forsaken's Holiday figured they should go here!
*An Army of large men enter the thread carrying tables, coolers full of food and every drink imaginable*
Lets party!
Kelkhil
The Shirtless Forsaken
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Good day to all my FORSAKEN people!
Woo hoo! Yesterday at church (yes, I attend a pagan-friendly UU church every Sunday) I officiated at our Samhain ritual for the muggles... I mean the congregation, both Pagan and non-Pagan alike, and as part of it we used the Samhain poem I posted in the last thread.
PEOPLE LOVED IT!
Tina and I alternated the speaking parts, and we had a young girl from the congregation who was dressed as a witch (yep, we encouraged everyone to wear a Halloween costume to church) come up and play the part of the girl.
As part of the service, I also dedicated a doorway to the dead and invited the departed to come through and visit with their loved ones during the service. I then did a guided meditation, where the entire congregation passed through the doorway and visited the Land of the Ancestors for a while.
People came up afterward and told me it was one of the most moving services we'd had at the church in years. It was a lot of work preparing for it, but it was soooooooo worth it!
Quote:
Originally posted by Nicodemus:
For the second part of the live entertainment, we have a performer who may be slightly better known in the USA than Lordi. I speak of none other than Rob Zombie.
I love Rob Zombie! I dressed as him for Halloween in 2002. Unfortunately I have no pictures.
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Happy almost Halloween! Thought I'd drag out all the spooky stuff...
Deb
http://serendipityagain.com/
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PaganPaul, that is so cool! I'm bascically agnostic, but I think I'd like your church. There should be more places like your church, that are open to more than one view.
Merry...Happy...woohoo! Samhain!
Deb
http://serendipityagain.com/
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