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Islandbuilder
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Wait, BURN an 11' Skip Frye!?
How about we lay you out on it for the wake, then take the board surfing while you're in the burn barrel?
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Osprey
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David, I just discovered a place where I can learn all that stuff about The Feathered Serpent: google.
Sooooo I guess now I won't have to read many of your non map/missions posts if I can just remember that.
A question. Doesn't it follow that if we have internet we have search engines?
You do so much for this board -- why do you bother to expound on things at the fingertips of other Nomads?
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QUETZALCOATL
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Sry Osprey- I think he was responding to a u2u I sent him -- still tho sometimes folks post stuff that's readily available on the web - yet some
haven't seen the info. Ex; the other day some one on a different sight posted a thing on time travel I hadnt seen. Have a great day
in otin ihuan in tonalin nican tzonquica-Aztec saying for \"here ends the roads and the days\"
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Osprey
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You are very gracious. David posts lots of links -- he wants us to know all the info he can give us. We were waiting for nothing but it would not
surprise us to have David choose one of several thousand links for us so we could all know about your handle the way he sees it. After 7 years I'm
still surprised and amazed that he can help all of us so much in his area of knowledge and, from time to time, drive me (us) a little nutz by
hand-feeding us what, beyond irrigation and the missions, he just can't stand to not have us be well aware of.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Quetzalcoatl was often considered the god of the morning star and his twin brother, Xolotl was the evening star (Venus).
As the morning star he was known under the title Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, which means literally “the lord of the star of the dawn”.
Remember that the name Lucifer also is an ancient name that means Venus, the morning star. |
DK:
Lucifer does not "mean" venus. "Lucifer" is a word indirectly taken from a latin word for venus. The words don't have same meaning. Not many
christians think Venus represents the devil (well, perhaps the american taliban type christians do). Venus is seductive, but is not evil.
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David K
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Registered: 8-30-2002
Location: San Diego County
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Osprey
David, I just discovered a place where I can learn all that stuff about The Feathered Serpent: google.
Sooooo I guess now I won't have to read many of your non map/missions posts if I can just remember that.
A question. Doesn't it follow that if we have internet we have search engines?
You do so much for this board -- why do you bother to expound on things at the fingertips of other Nomads? |
Because I like and enjoy teaching/ sharing/ helping, and I learn more from doing so...
Perhaps it is good to just read what you want to. I would never want you to read things I post here that you don't want to read.
Often I am asked to post things for others or to help with a photo or post a map of an area... They all are not always my creation...
Do you not see other Nomads who post links to other's stories and photos off the Internet? Come on, this is an entertainment and information site and
it is great if friendships and help comes of it.
I posted the Quetzacuotl image and details as an honorable respect for a Nomad using the name, based on his after-death request and curiosity with
other Nomad's death plans.
Such a catchy name deserves some historical consideration. That is what I decided to provide. Did everyone know who Quetzacuoatl was or would bother
to search before I easily and freely put it here...? It is a forum/ message board... just scroll over stuff you don't want to see, but don't deny
others the pleasure they might gain from any Nomad's contribution.
Now, go and have a great day my friend!
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David K
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Quetzalcoatl was often considered the god of the morning star and his twin brother, Xolotl was the evening star (Venus).
As the morning star he was known under the title Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, which means literally “the lord of the star of the dawn”.
Remember that the name Lucifer also is an ancient name that means Venus, the morning star. |
DK:
Lucifer does not "mean" venus. "Lucifer" is a word indirectly taken from a latin word for venus. The words don't have same meaning. Not many
christians think Venus represents the devil (well, perhaps the american taliban type christians do). Venus is seductive, but is not evil.
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Thank you! How about a link to your source? Did you see mine?:
[above image and information from: http://heavenawaits.wordpress.com/quetzalcoatl-the-god-behin... ]
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Quetzalcoatl was often considered the god of the morning star and his twin brother, Xolotl was the evening star (Venus).
As the morning star he was known under the title Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli, which means literally “the lord of the star of the dawn”.
Remember that the name Lucifer also is an ancient name that means Venus, the morning star. |
DK:
Lucifer does not "mean" venus. "Lucifer" is a word indirectly taken from a latin word for venus. The words don't have same meaning. Not many
christians think Venus represents the devil (well, perhaps the american taliban type christians do). Venus is seductive, but is not evil.
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Thank you! How about a link to your source?
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the source is my infinite knowledge from high school latin and mythology! it was all hard copy books back in the pre-computer dark ages, no links!
sorry, have forgotten the specific book titles!
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Cypress
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So there's no difference between christians and taliban? You're kidding?
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shari
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Location: bahia asuncion, baja sur
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Mood: there is no reality except the one contained within us "Herman Hesse"
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my 2 centavos...I actually like it when people post random info here as I do not have time to search the internet...I learned something in DK's post
thank you very much. As I am strapped for time, I often do not click on the link people provide instead of copy & pasting the info.
Just a different prospective amigo but I quite appreciate extra tidbits of info at a glance.
carry on
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Mula
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I'm with Shari on not doing the "link click" thing.
I like it when all the info shows up here!
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David K
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Location: San Diego County
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
my 2 centavos...I actually like it when people post random info here as I do not have time to search the internet...I learned something in DK's post
thank you very much. As I am strapped for time, I often do not click on the link people provide instead of copy & pasting the info.
Just a different prospective amigo but I quite appreciate extra tidbits of info at a glance.
carry on |
Thanks Shari, that's how I feel too... When I see link instead of the stuff here in front of my eyes, I only click the link if it looks very
compelling... If it is posted here I do see it, and there's a better chance I will read it, too!
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Barbareno
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Well there is always John Prine's version 
Please Don't Bury Me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tADPD5mpqRM
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