what's everyone doing for the Satanic Millineum?
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I will probably just spray some Round up on the lawn in the shape of a pentagram, strip naked, sacrifice a recently purchased hamster all while listening to Marilyn Manson cds
lets see..... it'll be my first of 3 days off work in a row after at 46 hour and a 57 hour weeks..... i get to go to 5th grade *graduation*....gonna be a pleasure to have a chance to see my kids again, and sure my dad is ready for a *break"!!! so much for the part time, and possibly temporary job, eh??? .....(FDC, my son is ibegging for a flight to anywhere ((and ORD and DFW are easiest w/ no connections))) as soon as our injured gal comes back to work, i will hopefully be sitting with 3 days off a week for most of the summer...... would love to meet up with you at DFW!!!
you don't have any young kids tho, do you?
you don't have any young kids tho, do you?
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Geez, that sounds worse than me? :shrug: I think I might have to rework my devil worship plan.......
Franky
"installing the new nambla screensaver with the image of 9 year old macauley culkin sitting in michael jackson`s lap"....
/father o`brien
/father o`brien
seance anyone?
time to pratice....
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
time to pratice....
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
"lite as a feather, stiff as a board"
i just entered my first S?ance :sadwave:
poured a large glass of goat's blood and i'm ready to get the day started :scared
poured a large glass of goat's blood and i'm ready to get the day started :scared
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Hell, Mich., heats up for 6-6-6 party
Hell, Mich., heats up for 6-6-6 party
HELL, Mich. - They're planning a hot time in Hell on Tuesday. The day bears the date of 6-6-06, or abbreviated as 666 ? a number that carries hellish significance. And there's not a snowball's chance in Hell that the day will go unnoticed in the unincorporated hamlet 60 miles west of Detroit.
Nobody is more fired up than John Colone, the town's self-styled mayor and owner of a souvenir shop.
"I've got `666' T-shirts and mugs. I'm only ordering 666 (of the items) so once they're gone, that's it," said Colone, also known as Odum Plenty. "Everyone who comes will get a letter of authenticity saying you've celebrated June 6, 2006, in Hell."
Most of Colone's wares will sell for $6.66, including deeds to one square inch of Hell.
Live entertainment and a costume contest are planned. The Gates of Hell should be installed at a children's play area in time for the festivities.
"They're 8 feet tall and 5 foot wide and each gate looks like flames, and when they're closed, it's a devil's head," Colone told The Detroit News for a Saturday story.
Mike "Smitty" Hickey, owner of the Dam Site Inn, wasn't sure what kind of clientele would show up Tuesday.
"We're all about having fun here. I don't think we're going to get the cult crowd, the devil worshippers or anything like that," said Hickey, whose bar's signature concoction is the Bloody Devil, a variant of the Bloody Mary.
Colone, meanwhile, has been in touch with radio stations as far away as San Diego and Seattle that are raffling off trips to Hell in honor of 6-6-6.
The 666 revelry is just the latest chapter in the town's storied history of publicity stunts, said Jason LeTeff, one of its 72 year-round residents ? or, as the mayor calls them, Hellions or Hell-billies. But LeTeff wasn't particularly enthused.
"Now, here I am living in Hell, taking my kids to church and trying to teach them the right things and the town where we live is having a 6-6-6 party," he said.
According to the town's semiofficial Web site, there are two leading theories about how Hell got its name.
The first holds that a pair of German travelers stepped out of a stagecoach one sunny afternoon in the 1830s, and one said to the other, "So schoene hell" ? roughly translated as, "So bright and beautiful." Their comments were overheard by some locals and the name stuck.
The second holds that George Reeves was asked after Michigan gained statehood what he thought the town he helped settle should be called, and reportedly replied, "I don't care, you can name it Hell if you want to." The name became official on Oct. 13, 1841.
Hell, Mich., heats up for 6-6-6 party
HELL, Mich. - They're planning a hot time in Hell on Tuesday. The day bears the date of 6-6-06, or abbreviated as 666 ? a number that carries hellish significance. And there's not a snowball's chance in Hell that the day will go unnoticed in the unincorporated hamlet 60 miles west of Detroit.
Nobody is more fired up than John Colone, the town's self-styled mayor and owner of a souvenir shop.
"I've got `666' T-shirts and mugs. I'm only ordering 666 (of the items) so once they're gone, that's it," said Colone, also known as Odum Plenty. "Everyone who comes will get a letter of authenticity saying you've celebrated June 6, 2006, in Hell."
Most of Colone's wares will sell for $6.66, including deeds to one square inch of Hell.
Live entertainment and a costume contest are planned. The Gates of Hell should be installed at a children's play area in time for the festivities.
"They're 8 feet tall and 5 foot wide and each gate looks like flames, and when they're closed, it's a devil's head," Colone told The Detroit News for a Saturday story.
Mike "Smitty" Hickey, owner of the Dam Site Inn, wasn't sure what kind of clientele would show up Tuesday.
"We're all about having fun here. I don't think we're going to get the cult crowd, the devil worshippers or anything like that," said Hickey, whose bar's signature concoction is the Bloody Devil, a variant of the Bloody Mary.
Colone, meanwhile, has been in touch with radio stations as far away as San Diego and Seattle that are raffling off trips to Hell in honor of 6-6-6.
The 666 revelry is just the latest chapter in the town's storied history of publicity stunts, said Jason LeTeff, one of its 72 year-round residents ? or, as the mayor calls them, Hellions or Hell-billies. But LeTeff wasn't particularly enthused.
"Now, here I am living in Hell, taking my kids to church and trying to teach them the right things and the town where we live is having a 6-6-6 party," he said.
According to the town's semiofficial Web site, there are two leading theories about how Hell got its name.
The first holds that a pair of German travelers stepped out of a stagecoach one sunny afternoon in the 1830s, and one said to the other, "So schoene hell" ? roughly translated as, "So bright and beautiful." Their comments were overheard by some locals and the name stuck.
The second holds that George Reeves was asked after Michigan gained statehood what he thought the town he helped settle should be called, and reportedly replied, "I don't care, you can name it Hell if you want to." The name became official on Oct. 13, 1841.
Therion! I'm looking at pics of The Beast today
Therion! I'm looking at pics of The Beast today
actually, this is a human body louse
Therion! I'm looking at pics of The Beast today
actually, this is a human body louse
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I heard on the radio today that an abnormally high number of pregnant women opted to have C-sections in the past week or so, rather than risk having their baby born today and possibly producing the next spawn of the devil.
It was on the radio, so it must be true.
It was on the radio, so it must be true.
watchn the devil in miss jones while one of these ga. peaches i met down here drains my fluids like a vampire.
Look what this couple did 
Not sure if this is true or not; got it in an email.
Damien Born on 6/6/06
A baby was born on June 6, 2006 in Bristol, England. The newborn boy was named Damien by horror movie fan, Suzanne Cooper. Suzanne was rushed to the hospital on May 31st after suffering back pains. Doctors decided to induce labor immediately. Damien refused to come out, but finally did 6 days later on June 6th. He was born shortly after 6am and weighed in at 6lbs and 6ounces. I'm not making this up!
Suzanne said this about Damien: "We are overjoyed about the baby. The Omen is one of our favourite films and that's why I was keeping my legs crossed for a birth on the 6th.
"It does seem a bit weird I suppose, but he's a perfect baby - nothing at all like Damien in The Omen."
Not sure if this is true or not; got it in an email.Damien Born on 6/6/06
A baby was born on June 6, 2006 in Bristol, England. The newborn boy was named Damien by horror movie fan, Suzanne Cooper. Suzanne was rushed to the hospital on May 31st after suffering back pains. Doctors decided to induce labor immediately. Damien refused to come out, but finally did 6 days later on June 6th. He was born shortly after 6am and weighed in at 6lbs and 6ounces. I'm not making this up!
Suzanne said this about Damien: "We are overjoyed about the baby. The Omen is one of our favourite films and that's why I was keeping my legs crossed for a birth on the 6th.
"It does seem a bit weird I suppose, but he's a perfect baby - nothing at all like Damien in The Omen."
