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Why are you dragging your butt on the ground?
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hibiscusfire
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Folklore, superstitions.... or NOT???
by hibiscusfire injw may have it's share of folklore but it's not only jw's.. there are many things people believe in that are superstitious or is it really?.
what do you consider superstitious beliefs?.
folklore, taboos, bizarre beliefs,omens,.
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hibiscusfire
Colossians 2:8
Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ.Legendary Traditions include superstitions e.g. The soucouyant (pronounced su coo ya)
The Soucouyant– “A ball of flame/fire, along she came flying without a wind” was how the Soucouyant of Saut D’Eau Island was described.
The old woman lives alone at the end of the village road, seldom seen, her house always closed up as she sleeps away the day. As evening draws near, she stirs and sheds her old and wrinkled skin, which she deposits in a mortar. Now, as a glowing ball of flame, she rises up through the roof, and with a shrill cry she flies through the night in search of a victim, and she would suck his ‘life-blood’ from him clean.
As the blessed day dawns, she makes a beeline through the forest for her home, finds the mortar with her wretched skin and proceeds to put it on, - but something is wrong, it burns like fire, it seems to shrink and slide away, “Skin, kin, kin, you na no me, you na no me”, she croons softly, pleading to the wrinkled thing.Then, with horror, she realises the dreadful thing that has been done: the village boys and men have filled her skin with coarse salt and pepper and will soon come and get her, with a drum of boiling tar, the priest and his silver cross, the church bells – and then, the end.
If you wish to discover who is the Soucouyant in your village, empty 100 lbs of rice at the village crossroads where she will be compelled to pick them up, one grain at a time – that is how you’ll know the Soucouyant.Hibie
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OK! Ya'll busted us.. Hibi and I are.............................
by defd inactually married.
why hide it.
yall were beginning to figure it out anyway.
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hibiscusfire
Hibi and I are NOT married. I really dont know her. And have only talked to her a couple of times before we ran this prank.
That is true.
Hibie
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Folklore, superstitions.... or NOT???
by hibiscusfire injw may have it's share of folklore but it's not only jw's.. there are many things people believe in that are superstitious or is it really?.
what do you consider superstitious beliefs?.
folklore, taboos, bizarre beliefs,omens,.
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hibiscusfire
The bible talks about many things.
Hibie
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hibiscusfire
Two things I love.....singing and......dancing!
I can do a bit of the following:
Rhumba Foxtrot
Merenge Cha cha
Salsa Tango
Swing Parang
Samba Waltz
Hustle Disco
Hip Hop Break dance
Belly Indian
Twist Lambada
I can dance ok. I was in the newspapers once and I wasn't even aware I was photographed...I was dancing.
Hibie
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OK! Ya'll busted us.. Hibi and I are.............................
by defd inactually married.
why hide it.
yall were beginning to figure it out anyway.
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Carol Flyin, they've got to be men if they're gay, because if they were women, they'd be a lesbian couple! You are ridiculous and childish. Hibie
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OK! Ya'll busted us.. Hibi and I are.............................
by defd inactually married.
why hide it.
yall were beginning to figure it out anyway.
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Thank you defd.
hibie
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OK! Ya'll busted us.. Hibi and I are.............................
by defd inactually married.
why hide it.
yall were beginning to figure it out anyway.
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hibiscusfire
jafa wasn't fooled for a second...but you have seen me post several times that i never believe any conspiracy theories. This one too far fetched for me. I always find real contrasts between married couples, wheras you too are very similar yet different. What I mean is that the two of you have demonstrated repeatedly that you could not be happily married. You can't have two different fundamentalist religions in such happy liaison. One fundie & one orthodox, but not two opposing fundies.
I beg to disagree. I know of married couples who one was Hindu the other Muslim. And many unite and live well together. It happens....not all may work but some do.
Hibie
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Folklore, superstitions.... or NOT???
by hibiscusfire injw may have it's share of folklore but it's not only jw's.. there are many things people believe in that are superstitious or is it really?.
what do you consider superstitious beliefs?.
folklore, taboos, bizarre beliefs,omens,.
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hibiscusfire
Carmel "Alas! that humanity is completely submerged in imitations and unrealities notwithstanding the truth of divine religion has ever remained the same. Superstitions have obscured the fundamental reality,........
The bible talks about superstitions therefore the bible is true. The bible has everything necessary for us to be equipped for life.
Hibie
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OK! Ya'll busted us.. Hibi and I are.............................
by defd inactually married.
why hide it.
yall were beginning to figure it out anyway.
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coolhandluke Nail on the head Jgnat. Hibiscusfire is very sneaky. She starts off sweet but has yet to respond with an adult response to anything posed to her. Defd's responses border on childishness as well. Adults are capable of defending their beliefs or established positions. The determinant factor in such defenses are that these beliefs are not resting on sand and are not the compilings of name callings that we are subjected to.
I am not sneaky. There you go putting your foot in your mouth again. Did I say how you are coolhand? You seem to think that a person is a child as long as they do not agree with you and give you simple answers. What are you a lawyer?
Hibie