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[devilneverdie]

*the writing on the note has mysteriously changed*

Cheh, I knew you kids were repressed. But this getting pretty sad.

-D.

((AVIY HAS ACHEIVED HER GOAL OF HAVING THE GREATEST DROPPING POST EVER. Continue your molestations within.))

Comments

[the_kings_eyes]

Nope! There're beorcs like you, too.

[the_kings_eyes]

Yep! A beorc- round ears, no wings or tail or anything, only the one form.

[swingrrr]

Must not be for me.

[hackstheplanet]

Huh?

[swingrrr]

I'm not a kid, baby, and I'm certainly not repressed.

[hackstheplanet]

*...backing away a bit*

I am! I'm plenty repressed!

[fate_ality]

[continuations for Ted here!]

[labellesansbra]

[from here]

I'll pretend I know what that means.

[wraps her other arm around Ted's shoulder]

[fate_ality]

[looking up at that and can't stop looking at Matsumoto's lips]

It's simple, really...

[labellesansbra]

[well it's a change from looking at her breasts]

Is it?

[ecce0homo]

[continued from here]

The origins of the main tradition which mistletoe is famous for are shrouded in time; some believe that it came from Norse mythology, where it often figured prominently. A god of Norse legend was killed with mistletoe, of example.

[fate_ality]

All right, but that does not explain why so many people are cautious of it.

[ecce0homo]

The other potential origin for the main tradition is Ancient Britain, where mistletoe figured prominently in fertility rites due to the contents of the berries, called viscin, looking greatly like semen. And to be honest, that would be the theory I would put my money behind.

[fate_ality]

[c-choking a bit]

I wasn't expecting that.

[labellesansbra]

[c-continuations for Matsumoto here?]

[littlestsoldier]

Do you doubt my ability to look evil?

[labellesansbra]

Is it a trait one generally looks for in angels?

[littlestsoldier]

We don't look for it, but it's there.