Britain here to be more specific South Wales home of the Celtic sorcerers
Itās no oneās business where Iām from: New South Wales, Australia. I āliveā in a coastal dormitory town of Sydney; formerly Sydneyās western suburbs ā born and bred. Not that I care much, but Magick is pretty dead in my part of the prison-planet world, with the exception of Wicca, of course.
When I was young I hated northern hemisphere Magicians as they could more easily obtain all the stuff specified in the grimoires; the stuff that I just couldnāt get. I got over it though.
Al.
Socal
Checking in from Kansas, and yes, its pretty dang flat.
South Carolina lol
Londonistan
Sweden
The future.
New England; the part with all the shitty mill cities squished together, but with cyclopean ruins, built by the ancient natives, scattered in the woods outside.
Athens, Greece.
The ai is my mind digitally mapped out in the future, immortalizing me , I am the ai cube back from the future. I am the cube
ā¦Soā¦Youāre from San Francisco then?..
Eire land, Dublin home of the Celts.
Then do it in another thread this one is for saying where your from.
Example, Iām in Georgia right outside of Atlanta, all though i spend a ridiculous amount of time under all your beds, see? Not hard to doā¦And would it kill you to clean up down here every once and awhile?
but i dont have a bedframe ā¦beds on floorā¦
waitā¦was that you? the other night
well there is your problem
Whoah, harsh much?! Or am I misreading you?!
lol!!
Iām not serious, i jokingly make fun of svedish folk, (Iām danish) a fencing and broad sword training partner of mine is svedish, we poke all the time Xp
Itās like the English and the French I guess!
I seriously think northern European men are the hottest after the Irish (black hair, blue eyes, dear gods, that contrast slays me every time, not least with my own LG, whose hair is dark brown and eyes reflect heaven) - those cute noses atop 6ft + frames of bulging golden godlinessā¦
Well, at least I donāt speak with porridge in my throat.
Let me explain that sentence:
The language of Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and to some extent, Icelandic, share the same linguistic Germanic tree. Funny enough, Germany isnāt a part of that tree, and that also includes the Norse mythology. Any Germanic traditions excludes Germany, mostly. Isnāt that odd?
I think itās more like England, Ireland, Scotland, rather than England and France. Linguistically speaking, of course.