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Luckily for him, there isn’t!He’ll be on the crux soon enough, if there’s any justice!
Luckily for him, there isn’t!He’ll be on the crux soon enough, if there’s any justice!
You shouldn't judge Praetorio by your own.For such an astute writer your ability to read between the whiplash lines is fairly poor, sir. That last evening when he. “Comforted” Barb there was Moore happening than was written… I mean, it’s obvious really - they’d been rudely interrupted in the discovery scene, by the genuine saintly man… Obviously when given the opportunity to spend the night with a beaten, humiliated, tortured Barbara of Mohr- of course he had his way with her… several times no doubt. He’s clearly just a sleaze bag who’s good at covering his tracks….
He’ll be on the crux soon enough, if there’s any justice!
Don’t you know proper beatification is posthumous?Well then I’ll put €10 on “yes”! I think there will be a bloody miracle, and a great wailing and gnashing of teeth, and behold, the multitudes shall be cast upon their faces, and all shall worship Saint Barbara the Tumescent
Well normally yes…. But Barb is not known for her strict adherence to convention!Don’t you know proper beatification is posthumous?
Don’t you know proper beatification is posthumous?
We can make an exception for it. There's a first time for everything?Well normally yes…. But Barb is not known for her strict adherence to convention!
I wouldn’t put it past Barb to survive her own martyrdom..We can make an exception for it. There's a first time for everything?
Finally someone with the Spirit of wisdom and understanding!You shouldn't judge Praetorio by your own.
He is a saint, it is not given to ordinary mortals to understand the depth of his plans.
I actually like those shoes …I personally believe, for this type of attempt, half-hearted is gross overkill. I'd vote for no-hearted myself, but maybe that's just me. Covering this up is criminal at best.
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Just like it would one day say on the dollar bill …The Cardinal Bishop needs no one to defend him. His trust is in God.
I wouldn’t put it past Barb to survive her own martyrdom..
We can make an exception for it. There's a first time for everything?
Yes, that was the first thing I noticed about that picture too.I actually like those shoes …
I think I hear ByrdsTo everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time to every purpose, under heaven
A time to be born, a time to die
A time to plant, a time to reap
A time to kill, a time to heal
A time to laugh, a time to weep
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time to every purpose, under heaven
And perfectSketchy....and rushed
Perfect! Will insert.Sketchy....and rushed
You and your suggestive language Barb. Or maybe it's just my dirty mindPerfect! Will insert.
I’m InnocentYou and your suggestive language Barb. Or maybe it's just my dirty mind
Sett, your attention to detail is amazing. You’ve even thought to place the mitre on my head, and the narrow street leading to St.Peter’s is just as it might have looked back then.Sketchy....and rushed
And your "tight little" looks very authentic!Sett, your attention to detail is amazing. You’ve even thought to place the mitre on my head, and the narrow street leading to St.Peter’s is just as it might have looked back then.
Please do not start apologizing. My comment was meant to describe a style, a style you seem to have carefully developed and nurtured. It is the role of all art (visual and written) to suggest far more than is simply put down on the page. Your "rushed" style, whatever the cause is wonderfully suggestive and evocative. Do not change (OK, you are allowed to improve!)Sketchy....and rushed