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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by lunareclipse Sat Oct 03, 2015 12:19 am
Phanty also brought me a bouquet of Australian wildflowersSelinaM wrote:
Sending you Australian wild flowers,
Selina
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Phantasm Sat Oct 03, 2015 12:23 am
lunareclipse wrote:Phanty also brought me a bouquet of Australian wildflowersSelinaM wrote:
Sending you Australian wild flowers,
Selina
I did?!! WHEN????
I've been hitting the cough tonic too hard I see....
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by lunareclipse Sat Oct 03, 2015 12:55 am
and now that you have received our wedding flowers Phanty, you may kiss the bride
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Phantasm Sat Oct 03, 2015 3:42 am
lunareclipse wrote:
You've done something different with your...hair?
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Phantasm Sat Oct 03, 2015 3:47 am
Oh! I've got it. You're suddenly Asian. 
more flowers
also how about some wedding favours....?
first dance:
flashback to when we first met:
more flowers
also how about some wedding favours....?
first dance:
flashback to when we first met:
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Mon Oct 05, 2015 10:54 pm
So that's The Shining. Phanty will love you PR...if he doesn't already. 
If he comes back, that is...
If he comes back, that is...
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Night Eyes Thu Oct 08, 2015 6:09 am
Lunars Corrupt a wish thread has made me think of a board game called Cards against Humanity, has anyone played this, its a bit sick and twisted but... erm i find it fun lol
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Night Eyes Thu Oct 08, 2015 5:37 pm
Halloween Ball Gown anyone?
or Luney's dress when she marries Phanty
or Luney's dress when she marries Phanty
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Fri Oct 16, 2015 10:09 am
The Seven Deadly Sins
Gluttony
In the Renaissance, eating too much was inextricably connected with lustfulness
What a bestial life! I will not continue noting other horrible, abominable, deplorable vices born from the desire not to work and to greatly satiate oneself: thievery; sacrilege; pimping; poisoning; treating people fraudulently to steal their possessions, honor, life; and selling the honesty of oneself and one’s family.
- Alberti, Della famiglia (1435-44)
Pieter Brueghel the Elder, "Gluttony", c. 1556
Foolish citizens who see your children becoming possessed
by demons and you do not close the taverns at midnight!
You, druggists, who sell pine nut pastries, zuccata, marzipan,
and sweet cakes – and you well know to whom you sell them
and the reason for which they buy them – you don’t think it
necessary to follow your conscience as long as you prosper,
so why don’t you take responsibility for having created wicked
youths? The general rule is if you lose wisdom about spiritual
things, you lose wisdom about temporal things. This provides
the firewood. Sodom and Gomorrah did not have half as much
kindling as Florence.
- St Bernardino of Siena, Sermon to Florentines at Lent (1424)
Lucas Cranach the Elder, "Amorous Old Man and Young Woman" (1522)
Jacob van Walscapelle (1644 – 1727)
Floris Claesz. van Dijick, detail from Still Life with Cheeses
(One of a series of posts in which I'd like to share interesting tidbits from my current research; in this instance, on sin in the early modern period
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Gluttony
In the Renaissance, eating too much was inextricably connected with lustfulness
What a bestial life! I will not continue noting other horrible, abominable, deplorable vices born from the desire not to work and to greatly satiate oneself: thievery; sacrilege; pimping; poisoning; treating people fraudulently to steal their possessions, honor, life; and selling the honesty of oneself and one’s family.
- Alberti, Della famiglia (1435-44)
Pieter Brueghel the Elder, "Gluttony", c. 1556
Foolish citizens who see your children becoming possessed
by demons and you do not close the taverns at midnight!
You, druggists, who sell pine nut pastries, zuccata, marzipan,
and sweet cakes – and you well know to whom you sell them
and the reason for which they buy them – you don’t think it
necessary to follow your conscience as long as you prosper,
so why don’t you take responsibility for having created wicked
youths? The general rule is if you lose wisdom about spiritual
things, you lose wisdom about temporal things. This provides
the firewood. Sodom and Gomorrah did not have half as much
kindling as Florence.
- St Bernardino of Siena, Sermon to Florentines at Lent (1424)
Lucas Cranach the Elder, "Amorous Old Man and Young Woman" (1522)
Jacob van Walscapelle (1644 – 1727)
Floris Claesz. van Dijick, detail from Still Life with Cheeses
(One of a series of posts in which I'd like to share interesting tidbits from my current research; in this instance, on sin in the early modern period
)
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Fri Oct 16, 2015 9:53 pm
Dedicated to all the LOA cat ladies I know 
In the European Renaissance, cats were associated with superstition, heresy, and witchcraft - for example, the German words for cat (Katze) and heretic (Ketzer) were similar, and a heretic or devil worshipper was branded a "cat kisser" (Katzenkuesser).
On the other hand, in Ancient Egypt, cats were literally worshipped. Bastet, the cat goddess, was a protector goddess of Egypt, and the cats themselves were sacred. The cats of royalty often wore decadent jewels...
For further reading, see The Veneration and Worship of Felines in Ancient Egypt
In the European Renaissance, cats were associated with superstition, heresy, and witchcraft - for example, the German words for cat (Katze) and heretic (Ketzer) were similar, and a heretic or devil worshipper was branded a "cat kisser" (Katzenkuesser).
On the other hand, in Ancient Egypt, cats were literally worshipped. Bastet, the cat goddess, was a protector goddess of Egypt, and the cats themselves were sacred. The cats of royalty often wore decadent jewels...
For further reading, see The Veneration and Worship of Felines in Ancient Egypt
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by lunareclipse Fri Oct 16, 2015 10:18 pm
Selina I can't wait for this to come out. I love Guillermo del Toro movies. This looks like my new favorite
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Sat Oct 17, 2015 1:21 am
As already expressed on chat.... I LOVE it!!!!! Oh my goodness.... and I adore Tom Hiddleston!
I can't wait to see it! On your reccommendation, Lunar.
Svankmajer's Alice in Wonderland (which I haven't admittedly seen
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The dream from Wild Strawberries
And Jean Cocteau, Blood of the Poet, selected clips with some unfortunately horrible music
(and yes, by the way: Phantasm already posted gifs from both the above movies I wonder where he's gone? 
)
fairly accurate depiction of Phanty I'd say
I can't wait to see it! On your reccommendation, Lunar.
Svankmajer's Alice in Wonderland (which I haven't admittedly seen
)The dream from Wild Strawberries
And Jean Cocteau, Blood of the Poet, selected clips with some unfortunately horrible music
(and yes, by the way: Phantasm already posted gifs from both the above movies
I wonder where he's gone? )fairly accurate depiction of Phanty I'd say
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Sun Oct 18, 2015 11:35 pm
Bosch, detail from the Triptych of the Temptation of St Anthony
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Night Eyes Tue Oct 27, 2015 5:33 am
Lol that first one is sooo funny! 
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by Guest Wed Oct 28, 2015 8:54 am
(after seeing first two vids)
Is "It" supposed to be mildly funny, or am I just weird?
It ("It" ) is just so unrealistic I don't find it even remotely scary....
(after seeing last vid)
hehehe
Is "It" supposed to be mildly funny, or am I just weird?
It ("It"
) is just so unrealistic I don't find it even remotely scary....(after seeing last vid)
hehehe
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Re: Dark, Beautiful, Morbid Things
by President Roosevelt Wed Oct 28, 2015 2:39 pm
Selina, forget the movie, read the book.
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