Bri's DreamPrincess Bri squatted behind a row of tall grass, ankle-deep in the shallows of the lake. With her companions Pick and Scoop, who happened to be pixies, she had come hoping to catch a glimpse of a kelpie – one of the many mythical creatures that made their homes in the rivers and lochs of Ireland, and in the imaginations of its people. According to the legends, they were most likely to appear when the mists hovered thick above the water. If it were true, then today was a perfect day for a sighting, because Bri could barely see twenty feet in front of her. The pixies, which were naturally impatient creatures, started to fly in circlBri's Dream
Maddie's DreamTwelve-year-old Maddie Grey was being chased by a killer. Sometimes it seemed like a person – tall, lean, and darker than shadow – but other times it moved like a spider, scaling the walls or scurrying across the ceiling. Sweat pasted Maddie’s clothes against her skin, and her heart pounded in her ears. Her chest heaved with every breath, and the air was like fire in her throat. She had nicks, cuts, and rug burns all over her body from running and stumbling through her grandmother’s old Victorian house. Built sometime in the 1800s, the house harbored its share of sinister secrets and was scary enoughMaddie's Dream
Women in IslamThe following article is part of an independent study intended to examine and deconstruct the biases of the author (and undoubtedly many others) towards the practices within “Islam”. The quotations there acknowledge that such an umbrella term was made prominent by Westerners (i.e. non-practitioners) and is often mistakenly used to group many ideologies under one category, to the detriment of acknowledging the many differences between them. I will continue to use the term Islam to highlight the fact that this article may need to be subjected to further scrutiny to acknowledge that the assessments contained within do not apply universally to anWomen in Islam
The Atheists' DogmaAs much as I respect the minds of men such as Richard Dawkins - whose theory of memetics and applications of Darwin course throughout my personal philosophy - I am forced to separate his ideas from his dogma. His fanatical crusade against religion puts me an ideological odds with him insofar as he is completely unwilling to accept alternative viewpoints. Dawkins clearly demonstrates what I call the Atheists' Dogma. Atheists - and here I am referring to the strong variety - have identified religion as the stuff of Jews and Christians and Muslims, of Hindus and Shintoists and probably to a lesser extent Buddhists.The Atheists' Dogma
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What happened to "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me"? Now it's "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will destroy my fragile PC protected coddled fucking ego"...
Call me Kawaii-Reno-chan-kun-san-sama- no-baka.
Nah, I'm kidding. Your work's awesome. It reminds me of Greg Horn's stuff prior to airbrushing. I also LOVE WOMEN.
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