Lost Cavern of the Badgermancer

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Just what I had in mind.. a picture of a shamanic badgermancer

http://www.milnejewelry.com/Milne/Kachina01.html

as I said before..summon badgers...

"hundreds of badgers...leaping-and-springing"

and of course the commands;

"bless my button's, thats a lovely badger"
"Push badgers push"
"Heave, badgers, heave!"
"Badgers! Form a human pyramid - sorry a badger pyramid""
"Badgers! Build me a harpsicord"
"Badgers! Recreate in tableaux form the piggy scene from Deliverance!"
"Badgers! Go forth and gather mushrooms - but look out for snakes!"

etc

 

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Murf wrote:
> Just what I had in mind.. a picture of a shamanic badgermancer
>
> http://www.milnejewelry.com/Milne/Kachina01.html
>
> as I said before..summon badgers...
>
> "hundreds of badgers...leaping-and-springing"
>
> and of course the commands;
>
> "bless my button's, thats a lovely badger"
> "Push badgers push"
> "Heave, badgers, heave!"
> "Badgers! Form a human pyramid - sorry a badger pyramid""
> "Badgers! Build me a harpsicord"
> "Badgers! Recreate in tableaux form the piggy scene from Deliverance!"
> "Badgers! Go forth and gather mushrooms - but look out for snakes!"
>
> etc
>

"Badgers! Play some soccer- Er!- Uh, football! Yeah, and play it in
England! Score a goal!"

 

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Murf wrote:
> Just what I had in mind.. a picture of a shamanic badgermancer
>
> http://www.milnejewelry.com/Milne/Kachina01.html
>

That's pretty cool. Appreciate the link (if not the *ahem* "poetry").

- Justisaur

 

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Which reminds me of something I found recently: the Hamster History of
Britain. http://www.hamsteropera.co.uk/history.htm

 

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One of the best sites on the net.
I esp like "8th Century Vikings"

 

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Mister Sharkey <mister_sharkey@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Which reminds me of something I found recently: the Hamster History of
> Britain. http://www.hamsteropera.co.uk/history.htm

Heh.
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"Murf" <rob_murfin@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<1113483460.558552.25800@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>...
> Just what I had in mind.. a picture of a shamanic badgermancer
>
> http://www.milnejewelry.com/Milne/Kachina01.html
>
> as I said before..summon badgers...
>
> "hundreds of badgers...leaping-and-springing"
>
> and of course the commands;
>

> "Badgers! Go forth and gather mushrooms - but look out for snakes!"
http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/h/b/hbaeder/mushroommushroom.jpg.html

It seems you are not alone (although I hope no one kills me for
feeding the tr, eh, badger. , because I could easily find quite a
few badger references from Elfwood:

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/r/e/reganj/red_knight.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/g/u/guardia/badger_knight.jpg.html
http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/g/u/guardia/mikheil_blizzard.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/j/r/jross2/badger.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/u/r/ursula/badgermech.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/a/p/apron/badger.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/a/u/augie/badgermudpaw1.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/a/h/ahdavis/badgerspiritdnce.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/t/i/timbress/badgerspower.jpg.html

http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/l/t/ltrujillo/gerdab.jpg.html



I put the ones I like most to the beginning, and the ones I liked less
but didn't feel like dropping away to the end. It should be noted that
any d&d-ish names probably have nothing to do with d&d.

Janne Joensuu,
Endoperez

 

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Mister Sharkey wrote:
> Which reminds me of something I found recently: the Hamster History of
> Britain. http://www.hamsteropera.co.uk/history.htm

It's nice, but I've been spoiled by the Redwall tv show and books.
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"... respect, all good works are not done by only good folk ..."
--till next time, Jameson Stalanthas Yu -x- <<poetry.dolphins-cove.com>>