Woe and trepidation! I have returned!

Have we met...? Should we? I'm not sure I need a new opportunity for confusion,- I don't think I have done with the last one, yet...

Oh, but that's the best part about confusion, when you get enough, you automatically save some for later when you're feeling secure and sure about things! But anyway, my favorite color is green, or all of them. Can never decide which.

It's fun to dance behind masks, isn't it?

Green, eh? I'm partial to blue... or blue/green... or white... or black... fuzzy gray is nice sometimes, too.

It's just fun to dance, don't you think? I could dispense with the mask, I suppose, but who would dance with me? The line is short enough, as it is...

Well if everybody's dancing, then everybody's dancing WITH YOU :D

Damn it, I keep missing it... it must be the mask.

Lobster Quadrille...!

I can't afford that many lobsters, you mutz!

Besides, if you get paint on your mask, you can just take it off later. It's arts and crafts time here in the afterlife!

depends on the day OP ;)

i tend to like vivid strong colors more than pastels... but then again the pastels can be soo peaceful at times..



and welcome back !

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My daughter says my favorite color is pink.

My hubby says my favorite color is purple.

I'd personally say it's teal.

What shall we do then...? Make new masks so that we won't be recognized in the next go-round, either? Weave Chinese finger-traps to keep the devil's playground occupied? Papier-mache is at least useful... we can stuff it with goodies, and then beat at it until we are rewarded, yes? I'm beginning to warm up to 'arts and crafts,' after all...

We have only to ask the lobsters to dance, you know... I've never had to pay one yet. Will they not join you similarly...? Or perhaps you were the walrus, eh?

Hey man, I didn't goo goo no gajoob. That business was a set-up from the beginning. But let's put the future behind us.

Personally I am a fan of mixed-media combined with the stone soup method. Basically, using whatever you've got lying around to make something nifty. That's how I do a lot of things, really.

I'm not even going to touch the metaphorical implications of having your mask be a pinata. Too many bad jokes.

Thanks! I recognize you, ooooooo, spooky.

Is this Joseph Campbell from the grave?

Jury's still out on that one. Besides, there's a little bit of Joe in all of us, screaming, begging, pleading to be let out, because it is dark, wet, and smelly in there.

I like Joe for one reason, he like the "nobody" laughed in the face of the Illuminati.

I might be nobody after all! But that's not to say the Illuminati isn't funny, it's just really hard to find it's face and get in a good laugh.

what would be spooky , was if I recognized you . Your recognizing me is simply testament to the fact that i am always here! until i'm not, and then i always come back eventually

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Nah......it's just the latest incarnation of PUD. :jackoff:

Funny thing about the Illuminati is they have so many faces, if you find one face you don't know if it is the right one to laugh at.

Hellfire Club and all that is....

Oooh, you guys think I'm all SORTS of people!

I can't pretend I'm familiar with the Hellfire Club, so I won't! Tell me about it! :3

You were gone?

Perhaps it really WOULD be more amusing to let people think I'm someone else. Of course, that isn't to say there's not a little bit of me in everyone. Or Joe. Let us out already!


Edit: Yeah but I seriously didn't even look at this place for like a year or so.

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"The Hellfire Club
by Mike Howard
The name 'Hellfire Club' conjures up all sorts of sensational and lurid images, but what was the truth behind the legend?

First of all, the most famous Hellfire Club was the organisation allegedly founded by Sir Francis Dashwood (1708-1781) yet is was never called that name by its members. It was more formerly known as The Friars of St Francis of Wycombe, The Monks of Medmenham, or The Order of Knights of West Wycombe. Dashwood was the son of a wealthy businessman who had married into the aristocracy. He sat in the House of Commons as an MP for over 20 years and variously held the offices of Chancellor of the Exchequer, Postmaster General and Treasurer to King George III

As a young man, Dashwood went on the Grand Tour of Europe and spent some time in Italy. There he fell in love with the classical architecture and mythology of the country, developed a hatred of Roman Catholicism, met Prince charles Edward Stuart and became a Jacobite secret agent."

[link to easyweb.easynet.co.uk]

I surmise that the Hellfire Club was the agent at the heart of such nefarious characters as Aleister Crowley, Timothy Leary and most likely even Albert Pike. The seed/kernal for the hippies movement and today's progressive agenda.

It is the flip side of the tyrants card, the fool best portrayed by Benjamin Franklin, electrified, party mongrel Franklin. It also fostered the Jacobite French Revolution which Franklin supported by Washington disdained (at least as far as available documentation can show).

The Illuminati love the cards, they love the cards and the joker always has a play - he is wildcard!

Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience to God, that sort of thing.

Neato torpedo! Is there any side the Illuminati won't play? Reminds me of some of Robert Anton Wilson's work. Stranger than fiction, they say.