My reunion with Frank Slater

Accounts of personal experiences, especially from those who hunt the supernatural. We offer this space in hopes that our members can hear about, and learn from, the exploits of others.
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Bert_the_Turtle
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Post by Bert_the_Turtle »

Okie dokie, thought I'd offer, 'cause ya can never know too much. :idea:
Dym, Ваша боль будет вечна
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DarKnyht
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Post by DarKnyht »

So true. Even now I am learning things I never thought I would. I would have never had guessed that I would start becoming a student of Nordic histories two years ago.
“Whoever starts out toward the unknown must consent to venture alone.” - Andre Gide
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Kolya
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Post by Kolya »

Have you read The Kalevala yet?

I have not, too.

But it has inspired some strange behaviour among our Finnish neighbours (and, I am not talking about Finnish nationalism...).
С волками жить, по-волчьи выть.
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DarKnyht
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Post by DarKnyht »

Not in it's entirety. My patience for ancient texts is not good right now. However, I am making myself slowly get through it. I have finished Beowulf, although you can say that it is somewhat English.
“Whoever starts out toward the unknown must consent to venture alone.” - Andre Gide
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