And you've plainly shown your a rude and sour person......I speak for myself. Would you want someone you dont know putting Pagan ideas in your childs mind? I have respect for others kids.....do you?
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And you've plainly shown your a rude and sour person......I speak for myself. Would you want someone you dont know putting Pagan ideas in your childs mind? I have respect for others kids.....do you?
My kids, who are grown up now, are far too intelligent to involve themselves in paganism.
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Yes. That's right, you're the font and example of kindess and compassion---puh-leese.
Yes I am.....until Im pushed into Mamabear mode and you better watch out........I admin'd a board that a pedophile walked on.......I bannnned him and I called the FBI I will protect children even if noone else will.
Well aren't you noble! Don't you ever tire of congratulating yourself? Maybe you better ask one of your fairies to clear your vision
Well aren't you noble! Don't you ever tire of congratulating yourself? Maybe you better ask one of your fairies to clear your vision
At least you admit they exist!!!! OH MY GODDESS!!! Oh wait you have to go to confesssion now....
And she also knows how to spell it properly
Its Faeries and DONT tell me any different. You get a kick outta being mean.
Relax killer, I was joking, but you are incorrect:
Main Entry: fairy
Pronunciation: 'fer-E
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural fair·ies
Etymology: Middle English fairie fairyland, enchantment, from Anglo-French faerie, from fee fairy, from Latin Fata, goddess of fate, from fatum fate
1 : a mythical being of folklore and romance usually having diminutive human form and magic powers
2 usually disparaging : a male homosexual
- fairy adjective
- fairy·like
/-"lIk/ adjective
faerie
/fairi/ (also faery)
• noun [SIZE=-1]archaic[/SIZE] or [SIZE=-1]literary[/SIZE] fairyland. [SIZE=-1]— ORIGIN[/SIZE] introduced as a pseudo-archaic variant of fairy by the English poet Edmund Spenser in his romance the Faerie Queene (1590).
/fairi/ (also faery)
• noun [SIZE=-1]archaic[/SIZE] or [SIZE=-1]literary[/SIZE] fairyland. [SIZE=-1]— ORIGIN[/SIZE] introduced as a pseudo-archaic variant of fairy by the English poet Edmund Spenser in his romance the Faerie Queene (1590).
Of course you would know more than a dictionary. "pseudo-archaic", you do know what that means, don't you? I would hardly think you should be the one to champion correct spelling!
faerie
fa·er·ie
also fa·er·y
(fā
ə-r
, fâr
)
n. pl. fa·er·ies 1. A tiny, mischievous, imaginary being; a fairy.
2. The land or realm of the fairies.
[Middle English faierie, fairie; see fairy.]
fa
er·ie, fa
er·y adj.
fa·er·ie
also fa·er·y
(fā
n. pl. fa·er·ies 1. A tiny, mischievous, imaginary being; a fairy.
2. The land or realm of the fairies.
[Middle English faierie, fairie; see fairy.]
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Tuche Priest! YOUR way or the high way right???????? YOU have no right to talk about kindness, love, pleasentries........you lack them all.
Id rather be stupid than unkind. So now Im both....stupid and unkind I learn well from you.
Thanks marygaspe.
What's Pagan?? No one put such beliefs into my mind. At least I don't think they did.
Oh my god, am I a Pagan?!
What's Pagan?? No one put such beliefs into my mind. At least I don't think they did.
Oh my god, am I a Pagan?!
How many countries are letting homosexuals pretend they're married? Seems like its a growing number!Amybody know?
Guess you can already tell how I feel on the topic:wave:
Guess you can already tell how I feel on the topic:wave: