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eldrich
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response 50 of 53:
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Sep 1 21:51 UTC 1995 |
<Eld hit the large yellow botton marked "Resurrect item">
<Eld then pushes the red "undrift" botton>
That might help.
Now, back to myths! Shall we start with Vampires?
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orinoco
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response 51 of 53:
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Sep 5 00:34 UTC 1995 |
Ahh...vampires...fun...
First, a question.
Vampires, in romanian mythology, are portrayed as being repelled by garlic.
And yet romanian food is often very high in garlic. Now wouldn't some of that
garlic pass into the blood of the romanian populace, rendering them inedible to
vampires?
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scott
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response 52 of 53:
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Sep 5 02:45 UTC 1995 |
Perhaps it's the raw garlic? Cooked, garlic loses some of its edge - perhaps
some obscure chemical in raw garlic that is destroyed by heat?
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sadhu
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response 53 of 53:
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Sep 1 06:07 UTC 1996 |
fear of unknown like ghosts etc is merely a psychodynamic process of
PROJECTION of our oown basic unconscious insecurities and inferiority which
are itlelf a product of moderno who are youjust answer me bdh
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talk bdh
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