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The bare breasts are the dangerous weapons of pirette/rebel Barbaria. No doubts!
Wie schön.
Really nice, Madiosi. Now for a low cross and some high pitched screaming.
So?
Even more surprised to have gotten it photographed!View attachment 572170He looks surprised to have gotten it up
LittleSiss
Sorceress
Storyline presented!
Maybe the unwritten finish to Siss and Barb?
Time travel ... the gods or goddess’ raining down!
We could never find the hook and take it, there!
LittleSiss
Sorceress
windar
Teller of Tales
I'm sure you CAN'T be trusted Moore. For one thing your eyes are closed, so how will you know who you're sticking the sword into?
A Pirettes sequel? I killed myself off at the end, so that could be difficult...
windar
Teller of Tales
The KKK? I thought they burnt crosses
They do!The KKK? I thought they burnt crosses
The KKK? I thought they burnt crosses
Indeed.
I’ve always wondered about those Klan-like costumes in Spanish religious processions. Those creepy pointed hoods are called capriotes, and there is a tenuous link to the KKK.
In New Orleans during the period between the Rebellion of 1768 and the abolishment of the Spanish cabildo, the more risqué Mardi Gras celebrations of the traditionally French Catholic residents were strictly curtailed by incoming Spanish clergy. The anti-Catholic second Ku Klux Klan that arose at the beginning of the twentieth century may have modeled part of their regalia and insignia on the capirote and sanbenito as a sardonic nod to the enforcement of these restrictions on masquerades a century earlier.[citation needed]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capirote
And I've wondered about the origin of the capirote - this is quite a good short explanation,
http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20170413-this-white-hood-carries-many-meanings
essentially they go back (as I rather thought) to the auto da fe costume worn by those condemned by the Inquisition.
What I didn't know was that some flagellants took to wearing them as marks of their voluntary self-abasement,
and that led onto them being used in religious processions
http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20170413-this-white-hood-carries-many-meanings
essentially they go back (as I rather thought) to the auto da fe costume worn by those condemned by the Inquisition.
What I didn't know was that some flagellants took to wearing them as marks of their voluntary self-abasement,
and that led onto them being used in religious processions
windar
Teller of Tales
Is that a car that makes you confess all of your driving sins before you can start the engine?