Father Heathen
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From a brief time we had a member who claimed to be a dragon.
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From a brief time we had a member who claimed to be a dragon.
From a brief time we had a member who claimed to be a dragon.
Yeah, I miss that guy. Whatever happened to him, get called back to Mordor?
Little Jackie Paper bought the farm and Puff went into a deep blue funk (actually, theory is that Little Jackie Paper grew up and left Puff flat).
A dragon lives forever but not so little boys
Painted wings and giant rings make way for other toys
One grey night it happened, Jackie Paper came no more
And Puff that mighty dragon, he ceased his fearless roar
His head was bent in sorrow, green scales fell like rain
Puff no longer went to play along the cherry lane
Without his life-long friend, Puff could not be brave
So Puff that mighty dragon sadly slipped into his cave, oh!
Yeah, I miss that guy. Whatever happened to him, get called back to Mordor?
So sad. I actually shed a tear.
Women they have some magic potion they can work on men with. I am lucky I have one that absolutely doesnt She's magikal though. .I'm curious to know if there's anyone on this site that believes in the existence of any so-called "mythical" creatures (e.g. dragons, unicorns, mermaids, etc.). I myself believe in dragons (they're my favorite cryptid and favorite animal in general) and am open to the possible existence of others. Is there anyone else on this site that believes in any "mythical" creatures?
It is kind of sad. But of course, I'm a moosh. I cried when I hit the deer last month. A 218 lb polar bear crying, 'tis not a pretty sight.
You hit a deer? Hope you weren't injured. I have assisted two motorists in the last week who hit deer. Deer are natures Kamikaze animals.
Actually, he hit me. I was doing about 25 and all of a sudden he (it was a he because it had spikes) came flying out of nowhere. He clipped the front of my truck, but he fell and I ran over him. I think his back was broken. The cops and I watched him die. They couldn't shoot him because he was thrashing so much trying to get up, but he couldn't. I did get jostled around and was sore for a few days. Truck was OK, but he definitely got the worst of it. That was the second one in three years. Then last week another one ran across the road in front of me. I was lucky to have seen her (a doe... no spikes or antlers). They're beautiful and sweet animals, but ye gods, they're stupid!
Something about headlights make them want to get in front of them.
I've hit a couple of deer, and many other animals, over the years. But I can't beat my stepson. Just our our drive, he had to slam on the brakes as three does ran across the road, barely missing them. He came to a complete stop when a very large buck ran headlong into the driver's door, causing a very large and deep dent. Unperturbed, the buck rebounded and leaped over the hood of the car, apparently none the worse for wear, to continue his pursuit...You hit a deer? Hope you weren't injured. I have assisted two motorists in the last week who hit deer. Deer are natures Kamikaze animals.
Like moths to a flame. I think they'd be easier to avoid hitting, at least you could see 'em. These guys and gals came flying out of the woods across my nose. And you know at the times they're active, everything is grayish-brown, including them. I hope the rut ends soon, or is ended.
I've hit a couple of deer, and many other animals, over the years. But I can't beat my stepson. Just our our drive, he had to slam on the brakes as three does ran across the road, barely missing them. He came to a complete stop when a very large buck ran headlong into the driver's door, causing a very large and deep dent. Unperturbed, the buck rebounded and leaped over the hood of the car, apparently none the worse for wear, to continue his pursuit...
Ha! Not sure insurance would cover it.In the spirit of this thread title, if you hit a bigfoot , you could recover the cost of the collision.
Ha! Not sure insurance would cover it.
What are you going on about? My notions of what "should be" have nothing to do with anything. I accept what I have evidence of. I acknowledge the existence of any creature I have reasonable evidence of, no matter how odd. I even accept quantum mechanics.Ah, so you're one of those people. The ones who refuse to acknowledge the existence of real creatures because they did not perfectly fit your preconceived notions of what they should be.
I ask: Do you think panthers exist?
How did medieval bestiaries come up? What do they have to do with anything?The medieval bestiaries were not 100% accurate about the appearance of the panther either, yet we in larger society are still willing to call the panther a "panther", even if it turns out not to have sweet-scented breath capable of luring in prey, as the medieval scholars described.
Ah, so you're one of those people. The ones who refuse to acknowledge the existence of real creatures because they did not perfectly fit your preconceived notions of what they should be.
I ask: Do you think panthers exist?
The medieval bestiaries were not 100% accurate about the appearance of the panther either, yet we in larger society are still willing to call the panther a "panther", even if it turns out not to have sweet-scented breath capable of luring in prey, as the medieval scholars described.
Yet society will not extend the same courtesy it gives to the panther to the other beasts that it was simply wrong about.
When it comes to people of the past we judge them as if they are either 100% right, or 100% wrong. We are forbidden, for whatever reason, to considering the likelihood that they are correct and incorrect. If the unicorn wasn't precisely what people assumed it looked like after the long game of telephone communicating the original beast to people in Europe, then we insist that the people of the past were 100% wrong and further insist that the unicorn does not exist, rather than assume the people of the past were only partially wrong, and the unicorn merely does not match the artistic interpretation of the described creature.
Society is so uncharitable to the people of the past. Unless the medieval bestiaries describe things with 100% accuracy we insist, naively, that the animal is thus fiction.
The only exceptions to this seem to be the panther and the walrus, two mythical animals who we acknowledge that the people of the past were partially correct on, while being also partially incorrect. Panthers and walruses, the only beings of myth that we are permitted to have a nuanced belief of.