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| Ty_ Veneficus Vita  User ID: 81771374  Australia07/18/2022 11:48 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/18/2022 11:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some people continue to say that I don't post enough 'witch stuff' or that this thread is not 'witchy enough'. So I'll give you a little witchiness. Here you go. Black Hex Wreath. Take black bird feathers, soak in them in animal blood, then take the feathers and fashion them into a wreath with any combination of nightshade, ague, asafoetida, balmony and or bloodroot. Then you put it on the property of someone you want to hex. You can also put it on the grave of someone you want to spiritually bind. Or you can put it on your own door to ward off bad spirits. Last Edited by Green Witch on 07/19/2022 03:47 AM  “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
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| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 12:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 1/2 ounce malibu rum 1/2 ounce light rum 1/2 ounce curacao 1/2 ounce melon liqueur pineapple juice and sweet n sour mix. Add ice and shake. Last Edited by Green Witch on 07/19/2022 01:56 AM “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Zovalex User ID: 80274554 United States07/19/2022 12:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some people continue to say that I don't post enough 'witch stuff' or that this thread is not 'witchy enough'. Quoting: Green Witch So I'll give you a little witchiness. Here you go. Black Hex Wreath. Take black bird feathers, soak in them in animal blood, then take the feathers and fashion them into a wreath with any combination of nightshade, ague, asafoetida, balmony and or bloodroot. Then you put it on the property someone you want to hex. You can also put it on the grave of someone you want to spiritually bind. Or you can put it on your own door to ward off bad spirits. I’m a little short on black feathers. I don’t get black birds on my property. Only song birds (save for the occasional asshole bluebird that screeches at all the other birds). What about squirrel? I have lots of squirrels. Can I make a hex wreath of squirrel pelts? . “Mental slavery is the worst form of slavery. It gives you the illusion of freedom, makes you trust, love, and defend your oppressor, while making an enemy of those who are trying to free you or open your eyes.” -Fiyah “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe “You have been programmed to resist the very person that is here to set you free, from the prison of your Mind... You are not free... everything you are has been manufactured by Minds that have not your best interest. You are imprisoned by beliefs and not reality. Religions are mental programs to imprison your Mind.” -SOL |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 12:47 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some people continue to say that I don't post enough 'witch stuff' or that this thread is not 'witchy enough'. Quoting: Green Witch So I'll give you a little witchiness. Here you go. Black Hex Wreath. Take black bird feathers, soak in them in animal blood, then take the feathers and fashion them into a wreath with any combination of nightshade, ague, asafoetida, balmony and or bloodroot. Then you put it on the property someone you want to hex. You can also put it on the grave of someone you want to spiritually bind. Or you can put it on your own door to ward off bad spirits. I’m a little short on black feathers. I don’t get black birds on my property. Only song birds (save for the occasional asshole bluebird that screeches at all the other birds). What about squirrel? I have lots of squirrels. Can I make a hex wreath of squirrel pelts? . I don't think it will have quite the same effect lol Maybe if the squirrels were evil.... “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 12:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the crossover on this? Intention during creation/working? Seems the first two relate, the third is near opposition in terms of energy. Being a defensive/warding/rejection of negative energy, where the hex and binding are application with malevolent intent. Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 12:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the crossover on this? Intention during creation/working? Seems the first two relate, the third is near opposition in terms of energy. Being a defensive/warding/rejection of negative energy, where the hex and binding are application with malevolent intent. It's all about a focus of intent. You would not put it on your door to invite in devils would you? :P “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Zovalex User ID: 80274554 United States07/19/2022 12:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quite dastardly, in fact. https://imgur.com/a/eUmIlOm“Mental slavery is the worst form of slavery. It gives you the illusion of freedom, makes you trust, love, and defend your oppressor, while making an enemy of those who are trying to free you or open your eyes.” -Fiyah “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe “You have been programmed to resist the very person that is here to set you free, from the prison of your Mind... You are not free... everything you are has been manufactured by Minds that have not your best interest. You are imprisoned by beliefs and not reality. Religions are mental programs to imprison your Mind.” -SOL |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 12:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quoting: Zovalex Ahh somewhere there is a damsel laying across train tracks...  “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 01:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the crossover on this? Intention during creation/working? Seems the first two relate, the third is near opposition in terms of energy. Being a defensive/warding/rejection of negative energy, where the hex and binding are application with malevolent intent. It's all about a focus of intent. You would not put it on your door to invite in devils would you? :P Crazier folks have done sillier things. lol. I was looking more for some specifics regarding the elements at play here. Intent is the obvious difference, it's why I mentioned it and keep mentioning how important it is. However the things used in this working are specific, I was looking for some clarification on why blackbird feathers, animals blood, etc. can be used in both scenarios. Often we see reagents and the like specifically associated to say, protection and warding, luck, cleansing, and so forth. Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Elfsong User ID: 57347468 United States07/19/2022 01:08 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Green Witch Yes I will bring you the coffee. Your stick wobbles? Might want to get that looked at ;) Hooray! Ensure it is still hot, kthx. It was a Shakespeare reference... gosh. Now behave or I'll wobble at you a second time! Yeah I got it lol Now drink your coffee. Before you get Scottish played :D *stares* I have some Whisky and we can turn that into Irish Coffee.... Elf smiles as she holds out a bottle filled with amber liquid. working with Positive Thoughts will result in Positive Outcomes. |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 01:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Hooray! Ensure it is still hot, kthx. It was a Shakespeare reference... gosh. Now behave or I'll wobble at you a second time! Yeah I got it lol Now drink your coffee. Before you get Scottish played :D *stares* I have some Whisky and we can turn that into Irish Coffee.... Elf smiles as she holds out a bottle filled with amber liquid. Intriguing. I don't drink very often anymore... Will we be doing anything more than simply dumping some whiskey in to coffee? I did that years ago, whilst the desired effect was achieved, I don't particularly recommend it. Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Elfsong User ID: 57347468 United States07/19/2022 01:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have some Whisky and we can turn that into Irish Coffee.... Elf smiles as she holds out a bottle filled with amber liquid. Intriguing. I don't drink very often anymore... Will we be doing anything more than simply dumping some whiskey in to coffee? I did that years ago, whilst the desired effect was achieved, I don't particularly recommend it. As Elfs smile widened.. This is Fairy Whisky... you will love this in your coffee. working with Positive Thoughts will result in Positive Outcomes. |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 01:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Where's the crossover on this? Intention during creation/working? Seems the first two relate, the third is near opposition in terms of energy. Being a defensive/warding/rejection of negative energy, where the hex and binding are application with malevolent intent. It's all about a focus of intent. You would not put it on your door to invite in devils would you? :P Crazier folks have done sillier things. lol. I was looking more for some specifics regarding the elements at play here. Intent is the obvious difference, it's why I mentioned it and keep mentioning how important it is. However the things used in this working are specific, I was looking for some clarification on why blackbird feathers, animals blood, etc. can be used in both scenarios. Often we see reagents and the like specifically associated to say, protection and warding, luck, cleansing, and so forth. I'll give you the basic rundown. That working is a very old appalachian magick tradition. Appalachian magick can get really dark. There is a lot of biblical undertones as well for cursing and hexing. The black feathers (Crow or Raven feathers) are symbolic and play on the collective idea that black birds are harbingers of death, suffering and other not so good stuff. As you know symbology is very powerful. The animal blood. "The life is in the blood" - Taking of life and imbuing the feathers with death. Again very symbolic. Then you have the herbs. Nightshade. This is a bad boy you want to be careful with. It can cause hallucinations and death. Ague or unicorn root. This is an energy herb. It gives power to any working or spell. It can also be used for protection. Asafoetida. This is a big one used in hexing and or banishing spirits. balmony. This is used in revenge and cursing. Can also be used to heal and reveal a persons true intentions. bloodroot. This is another dangerous one if not handled with care. It's similar to morphine. It's used for protection or warding off demonic entities. Notice how some of these things are 'dual use?' ? Last Edited by Green Witch on 07/19/2022 01:30 AM “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 01:40 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Where's the crossover on this? Intention during creation/working? Seems the first two relate, the third is near opposition in terms of energy. Being a defensive/warding/rejection of negative energy, where the hex and binding are application with malevolent intent. It's all about a focus of intent. You would not put it on your door to invite in devils would you? :P Crazier folks have done sillier things. lol. I was looking more for some specifics regarding the elements at play here. Intent is the obvious difference, it's why I mentioned it and keep mentioning how important it is. However the things used in this working are specific, I was looking for some clarification on why blackbird feathers, animals blood, etc. can be used in both scenarios. Often we see reagents and the like specifically associated to say, protection and warding, luck, cleansing, and so forth. I'll give you the basic rundown. That working is a very old appalachian magick tradition. Appalachian magick can get really dark. There is a lot of biblical undertones as well for cursing and hexing. The black feathers (Crow or Raven feathers) are symbolic and play on the collective idea that black birds are harbingers of death, suffering and other not so good stuff. As you know symbology is very powerful. The animal blood. "The life is in the blood" - Taking of life and imbuing the feathers with death. Again very symbolic. Then you have the herbs. Nightshade. This is a bad boy you want to be careful with. It can cause hallucinations and death. Ague or unicorn root. This is an energy herb. It gives power to any working or spell. It can also be used for protection. Asafoetida. This is a big one used in hexing and or banishing spirits. balmony. This is used in revenge and cursing. Can also be used to heal and reveal a persons true intentions. bloodroot. This is another dangerous one if not handled with care. It's similar to morphine. It's used for protection or warding off demonic entities. Notice how some of these things are 'dual use?' ? Yep, that's what I was looking clarity on. Asafoetida - banishing Balmony - true intentions (of entity attempting entry) Bloodroot - protection This gives the overlap in to the defensive mechanic. Thank ye Ma'am. :) Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 01:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Green Witch It's all about a focus of intent. You would not put it on your door to invite in devils would you? :P Crazier folks have done sillier things. lol. I was looking more for some specifics regarding the elements at play here. Intent is the obvious difference, it's why I mentioned it and keep mentioning how important it is. However the things used in this working are specific, I was looking for some clarification on why blackbird feathers, animals blood, etc. can be used in both scenarios. Often we see reagents and the like specifically associated to say, protection and warding, luck, cleansing, and so forth. I'll give you the basic rundown. That working is a very old appalachian magick tradition. Appalachian magick can get really dark. There is a lot of biblical undertones as well for cursing and hexing. The black feathers (Crow or Raven feathers) are symbolic and play on the collective idea that black birds are harbingers of death, suffering and other not so good stuff. As you know symbology is very powerful. The animal blood. "The life is in the blood" - Taking of life and imbuing the feathers with death. Again very symbolic. Then you have the herbs. Nightshade. This is a bad boy you want to be careful with. It can cause hallucinations and death. Ague or unicorn root. This is an energy herb. It gives power to any working or spell. It can also be used for protection. Asafoetida. This is a big one used in hexing and or banishing spirits. balmony. This is used in revenge and cursing. Can also be used to heal and reveal a persons true intentions. bloodroot. This is another dangerous one if not handled with care. It's similar to morphine. It's used for protection or warding off demonic entities. Notice how some of these things are 'dual use?' ? Yep, that's what I was looking clarity on. Asafoetida - banishing Balmony - true intentions (of entity attempting entry) Bloodroot - protection This gives the overlap in to the defensive mechanic. Thank ye Ma'am. :) You see how intent can flip the harmful to good and vice versa “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 01:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One thing I need to make clear because I keep getting this question asked of me. "Will you tell me how to summon a demon or ghost?" I will not give you instructions on summoning spirits. That is something that you do not need to be attempting. At all. You do not want to play around with any form of necromancy. That is the shit that gets people dead (physically and or spiritually) or ruined for life if they are not extremely careful. If you must know, the info is out there but you will not get it from me. I won't be responsible for your fooling around with things you should not be. “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 01:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Crazier folks have done sillier things. lol. I was looking more for some specifics regarding the elements at play here. Intent is the obvious difference, it's why I mentioned it and keep mentioning how important it is. However the things used in this working are specific, I was looking for some clarification on why blackbird feathers, animals blood, etc. can be used in both scenarios. Often we see reagents and the like specifically associated to say, protection and warding, luck, cleansing, and so forth. I'll give you the basic rundown. That working is a very old appalachian magick tradition. Appalachian magick can get really dark. There is a lot of biblical undertones as well for cursing and hexing. The black feathers (Crow or Raven feathers) are symbolic and play on the collective idea that black birds are harbingers of death, suffering and other not so good stuff. As you know symbology is very powerful. The animal blood. "The life is in the blood" - Taking of life and imbuing the feathers with death. Again very symbolic. Then you have the herbs. Nightshade. This is a bad boy you want to be careful with. It can cause hallucinations and death. Ague or unicorn root. This is an energy herb. It gives power to any working or spell. It can also be used for protection. Asafoetida. This is a big one used in hexing and or banishing spirits. balmony. This is used in revenge and cursing. Can also be used to heal and reveal a persons true intentions. bloodroot. This is another dangerous one if not handled with care. It's similar to morphine. It's used for protection or warding off demonic entities. Notice how some of these things are 'dual use?' ? Yep, that's what I was looking clarity on. Asafoetida - banishing Balmony - true intentions (of entity attempting entry) Bloodroot - protection This gives the overlap in to the defensive mechanic. Thank ye Ma'am. :) You see how intent can flip the harmful to good and vice versa I've some familiarity with the concept :P This touches on power being power and it being the wielder's application as to how that power manifests through use. Much like a weapon or armed force(s). Some things are inherently negative and it takes effort to find or reinforce positivity, alike the reverse. Which is where balance comes in. Balance being off can cause great issue. This is why we see certain ingredients for certain things, cooking is the easiest example all are familiar with, e.g. a little sugar in the pasta sauce to balance the acidity of the tomato. This applies to occult arts as well. Finally, when all is said and done - some things are simply as they are and no amount of renaming or other fuckery will change it. 'A rose by any other name', even if you call it a hazelnut it'll still prick you if you grab it the wrong way. :P *walks off mumbling to himself about glitter* Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 45755051 United States07/19/2022 02:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Green Witch I'll give you the basic rundown. That working is a very old appalachian magick tradition. Appalachian magick can get really dark. There is a lot of biblical undertones as well for cursing and hexing. The black feathers (Crow or Raven feathers) are symbolic and play on the collective idea that black birds are harbingers of death, suffering and other not so good stuff. As you know symbology is very powerful. The animal blood. "The life is in the blood" - Taking of life and imbuing the feathers with death. Again very symbolic. Then you have the herbs. Nightshade. This is a bad boy you want to be careful with. It can cause hallucinations and death. Ague or unicorn root. This is an energy herb. It gives power to any working or spell. It can also be used for protection. Asafoetida. This is a big one used in hexing and or banishing spirits. balmony. This is used in revenge and cursing. Can also be used to heal and reveal a persons true intentions. bloodroot. This is another dangerous one if not handled with care. It's similar to morphine. It's used for protection or warding off demonic entities. Notice how some of these things are 'dual use?' ? Yep, that's what I was looking clarity on. Asafoetida - banishing Balmony - true intentions (of entity attempting entry) Bloodroot - protection This gives the overlap in to the defensive mechanic. Thank ye Ma'am. :) You see how intent can flip the harmful to good and vice versa I've some familiarity with the concept :P This touches on power being power and it being the wielder's application as to how that power manifests through use. Much like a weapon or armed force(s). Some things are inherently negative and it takes effort to find or reinforce positivity, alike the reverse. Which is where balance comes in. Balance being off can cause great issue. This is why we see certain ingredients for certain things, cooking is the easiest example all are familiar with, e.g. a little sugar in the pasta sauce to balance the acidity of the tomato. This applies to occult arts as well. Finally, when all is said and done - some things are simply as they are and no amount of renaming or other fuckery will change it. 'A rose by any other name', even if you call it a hazelnut it'll still prick you if you grab it the wrong way. :P *walks off mumbling to himself about glitter* Lol Intent and overriding a default state of being or purpose. Glittery. Like a stripper. :D “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 02:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Yep, that's what I was looking clarity on. Asafoetida - banishing Balmony - true intentions (of entity attempting entry) Bloodroot - protection This gives the overlap in to the defensive mechanic. Thank ye Ma'am. :) You see how intent can flip the harmful to good and vice versa I've some familiarity with the concept :P This touches on power being power and it being the wielder's application as to how that power manifests through use. Much like a weapon or armed force(s). Some things are inherently negative and it takes effort to find or reinforce positivity, alike the reverse. Which is where balance comes in. Balance being off can cause great issue. This is why we see certain ingredients for certain things, cooking is the easiest example all are familiar with, e.g. a little sugar in the pasta sauce to balance the acidity of the tomato. This applies to occult arts as well. Finally, when all is said and done - some things are simply as they are and no amount of renaming or other fuckery will change it. 'A rose by any other name', even if you call it a hazelnut it'll still prick you if you grab it the wrong way. :P *walks off mumbling to himself about glitter* Lol Intent and overriding a default state of being or purpose. Glittery. Like a stripper. :D Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. Last Edited by Tý_ on 07/19/2022 02:08 AM Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 02:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've some familiarity with the concept :P This touches on power being power and it being the wielder's application as to how that power manifests through use. Much like a weapon or armed force(s). Some things are inherently negative and it takes effort to find or reinforce positivity, alike the reverse. Which is where balance comes in. Balance being off can cause great issue. This is why we see certain ingredients for certain things, cooking is the easiest example all are familiar with, e.g. a little sugar in the pasta sauce to balance the acidity of the tomato. This applies to occult arts as well. Finally, when all is said and done - some things are simply as they are and no amount of renaming or other fuckery will change it. 'A rose by any other name', even if you call it a hazelnut it'll still prick you if you grab it the wrong way. :P *walks off mumbling to himself about glitter* Lol Intent and overriding a default state of being or purpose. Glittery. Like a stripper. :D Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. I think you might be overthinking it lol Just enjoy the glitter boobies :D “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 02:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ I've some familiarity with the concept :P This touches on power being power and it being the wielder's application as to how that power manifests through use. Much like a weapon or armed force(s). Some things are inherently negative and it takes effort to find or reinforce positivity, alike the reverse. Which is where balance comes in. Balance being off can cause great issue. This is why we see certain ingredients for certain things, cooking is the easiest example all are familiar with, e.g. a little sugar in the pasta sauce to balance the acidity of the tomato. This applies to occult arts as well. Finally, when all is said and done - some things are simply as they are and no amount of renaming or other fuckery will change it. 'A rose by any other name', even if you call it a hazelnut it'll still prick you if you grab it the wrong way. :P *walks off mumbling to himself about glitter* Lol Intent and overriding a default state of being or purpose. Glittery. Like a stripper. :D Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. I think you might be overthinking it lol Just enjoy the glitter boobies :D lol, I guess so. Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
| Green Witch (OP) Pythonissam Vita User ID: 80856853 United States07/19/2022 02:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Green Witch Lol Intent and overriding a default state of being or purpose. Glittery. Like a stripper. :D Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. I think you might be overthinking it lol Just enjoy the glitter boobies :D lol, I guess so. It's good that you agree with me. That makes us both right :D “Secure the shadow, ere the substance fades.” |
| Ty_ Veneficus Vita User ID: 81771374 Australia07/19/2022 02:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. I think you might be overthinking it lol Just enjoy the glitter boobies :D lol, I guess so. It's good that you agree with me. That makes us both right :D Probably. :) Coz reasons, probably. Elea tel'Taur GDMD |
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| Elfsong User ID: 83870266 United States07/19/2022 03:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Ty_ Yep, no matter how much glitter they're still gettin' nekkid for monies. I wonder if the greasy punters care about the glitter or if it's more of a self delusion cope thing on the part of nekkid glitter ladies... Hmm. I think you might be overthinking it lol Just enjoy the glitter boobies :D lol, I guess so. It's good that you agree with me. That makes us both right :D OMGoddess... you both are agreeing on something??? Hold on Boys, we are going to get a 9+ earthquake.. working with Positive Thoughts will result in Positive Outcomes. |
