would doing this be 'ok'i'm a medieval enthusiast...and i own a medieval hood/ cowl....and i was thinking about wearing it in public as i go about my business? would this look odd or cause people to look at me? i really would like to wear it and i'm a believer you should... See More »
Folklore-The DybbukIn Jewish folklore a dybbuk is a disembodied human spirit that, because of unfinished business or past sins, wanders restlessly until it finds a haven in the body of a living person. The dybbuk was almost always the spirit of a Jewish man, who... See More » (2)
What's up next?What's the next big cultural event that will dominate all the posts here now Superbowl is over?
The German for Wednesday translates as “midweek”It’s funny how a people who had similar Gods to the Norse peoples didn’t name their Wednesday as Woden’s day as the Anglo Saxons did. The word Wednesday comes from Woden's day. The Anglo-Saxons named the days of the week after their gods. The names... See More »
the origins of some well known sayingslike '' worst things happen at sea'' does anyone know the origin of that saying?
