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Kirryn
is on page 98 of 370
No, völva were not sea priestesses, they were seers, and they were not Finnish, they were Norse. The word "völva" is not related to the word "vulva" in the slightest. They have entirely different roots.
Know what? I'm done.
— Jul 18, 2017 04:58AM
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Know what? I'm done.
Kirryn
is on page 96 of 370
Oh my salty god, an interview with Doreen frickin' Virtue. That just puts the whole tin lid on it, doesn't it.
Quite a few actual sea and water-based pagans out there, making amazing magic, but no. Here's Doreen Virtue.
— Jul 18, 2017 04:44AM
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Quite a few actual sea and water-based pagans out there, making amazing magic, but no. Here's Doreen Virtue.
Kirryn
is on page 95 of 370
Yes, redheads were considered bad luck on sea voyages. No, legend does NOT have it that all redheads are descended from "Lemurian Prince Idon" because that is made-up garbage found only on the internet.
I am getting so sick of having to put this book down every two sentences to fact check, you have no idea.
— Jul 18, 2017 04:38AM
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I am getting so sick of having to put this book down every two sentences to fact check, you have no idea.
Kirryn
is on page 92 of 370
Since when is Björk (note spelling; again -- editor, where the heck are you?) a seer?
— Jul 17, 2017 12:23AM
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Kirryn
is on page 81 of 370
...nice omission of half the Janarric Runes, there. Look, in "White Magic" I might have let that one slide, but sea witchery by its very nature is grey -- embracing white AND black magic, and all the wonderful shades in between. The sea is neither positive or negative, it simply IS. As are ALL the forces of nature! Good grief...
— Jul 17, 2017 12:16AM
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Kirryn
is on page 81 of 370
So this section is just...vaguely connected dot points? I. Okay. Fire the editor, if they exist.
Secondly, oh my god enough with the "menstruation = holy womanhood" bullshit. Some women don't menstruate regularly. Some women don't menstruate AT ALL. Some women don't have uteri. What about post-menopausal women, do they just not count? Just stop this crap.
— Jul 08, 2017 06:59PM
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Secondly, oh my god enough with the "menstruation = holy womanhood" bullshit. Some women don't menstruate regularly. Some women don't menstruate AT ALL. Some women don't have uteri. What about post-menopausal women, do they just not count? Just stop this crap.
Kirryn
is on page 80 of 370
Oh my god, enough with the humble-bragging, Cavendish. You're the specialest witch who ever drew breath, okay, WE GET IT.
— Jul 08, 2017 06:37PM
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Kirryn
is on page 70 of 370
Two things RE: this page --
a) Lucy Cavendish is an utter Mary-Sue and it's starting to grate;
b) ...completely random mermaid folk talk in the middle of a chapter about sea-witches. Who edited this book? *Did* anyone edit this?
— Jul 08, 2017 10:26AM
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a) Lucy Cavendish is an utter Mary-Sue and it's starting to grate;
b) ...completely random mermaid folk talk in the middle of a chapter about sea-witches. Who edited this book? *Did* anyone edit this?
Kirryn
is on page 49 of 370
Unsure why there's a synopsis of a bunch of (sometimes vaguely) mermaid themed movies/TV shows in a book supposedly about sea spirituality. Quite annoying; skimmed the majority of this chapter...
— Jul 08, 2017 08:21AM
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Accalia Honiahaka Garm
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A friend is borrowing it o)3(o
— Aug 10, 2015 02:04AM
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