@CeeChampion @hmvtweets Adore two of those.
Adore two of those.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
things are remembered differently
@CeeChampion @hmvtweets Adore two of those.
Adore two of those.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@andypaciorekart @UrbanWyrd Proper!
Proper!
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@ManOnThe100 The personality cult for a dead rapist just canÛªt stop themselves can they?
The personality cult for a dead rapist just can’t stop themselves can they?
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@ManOnThe100 A kind word for them and their entryism.
A kind word for them and their entryism.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@ManOnThe100 I have heard that rumour.
I have heard that rumour.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@NottHelen @sarahgailbrand https://t.co/o2xYrYhClz
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
Today#s extract from the Hookland Dialect Dictionary has some words I personally find profoundly useful including adal, attery and awry-hudge. I’ve no use for Away-with-Little-Bob these days as I haven’t left the house for 15 weeks. #WOTD https://t.co/ciniNfb0KG
Today#s extract from the Hookland Dialect Dictionary has some words I personally find profoundly useful including adal, attery and awry-hudge. I've no use for Away-with-Little-Bob these days as I haven't left the house for 15 weeks. #WOTD pic.twitter.com/ciniNfb0KG
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
There is a class of witch known as a fox-bride. Schooled by wood and hedge, their power is feared, their mystery is deep. – #CLNolan #WitchWednesday https://t.co/Ct6lYqU3kQ
There is a class of witch known as a fox-bride. Schooled by wood and hedge, their power is feared, their mystery is deep. – #CLNolan #WitchWednesday pic.twitter.com/Ct6lYqU3kQ
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@BeardedJarl Same name, very different stories. Folklore is the universal currency, but its manifestation is determined by the local ecology of lore. https://t.co/xjLL7hQQWb
Same name, very different stories. Folklore is the universal currency, but its manifestation is determined by the local ecology of lore. https://t.co/xjLL7hQQWb
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020
@BeardedJarl We would not presume to suggest that the gashadokuro is suggestive of a Hookland diaspora in Japan. However, given my brother changed his name to Hashimoto and is carpenter for Shinto temples, it is not completely impossible that there is a Hooklander in the Kumamoto Prefecture.
We would not presume to suggest that the gashadokuro is suggestive of a Hookland diaspora in Japan. However, given my brother changed his name to Hashimoto and is carpenter for Shinto temples, it is not completely impossible that there is a Hooklander in the Kumamoto Prefecture.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 10, 2020