@justrena @FolkloreThurs For every invitation to cross a threshold, a banishment to never darken this door again.
For every invitation to cross a threshold, a banishment to never darken this door again.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
things are remembered differently
@justrena @FolkloreThurs For every invitation to cross a threshold, a banishment to never darken this door again.
For every invitation to cross a threshold, a banishment to never darken this door again.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@GhostCatLady You alright? What a bizarre world where someone feels the need to dick-swing about the country’s response to emergency situations.
@GhostCatLady You alright? What a bizarre world where someone feels the need to dick-swing about the country's response to emergency situations.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
Many of the itinerant cattle healers make great use and display of rods of ash in their consultations. However, most agree this is to distract from the tinctures given to the beasts which actually bring about the cure. – Dr. John Thistlewood, ‘The Feral Faith’, 1856
Many of the itinerant cattle healers make great use and display of rods of ash in their consultations. However, most agree this is to distract from the tinctures given to the beasts which actually bring about the cure. – Dr. John Thistlewood, 'The Feral Faith', 1856
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@Unamericaninpa1 @GhostCatLady @scorch42 @VagabondTabby Whether you intend it to or not, that statement does come across as some nationalistic dick-swinging.
Whether you intend it to or not, that statement does come across as some nationalistic dick-swinging.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
The cunning folk call it ‘the burning hand’ – that form of reading palms that does not rely on learning a map of symbolic lines, but rather calls forth those lines as living paths of fire. The Romanichal know it too, know its fearful accuracy. – #CLNolan
The cunning folk call it 'the burning hand' – that form of reading palms that does not rely on learning a map of symbolic lines, but rather calls forth those lines as living paths of fire. The Romanichal know it too, know its fearful accuracy. – #CLNolan
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@mandrakeandmarj Yes, it is a thing. There is chiromancy and their is hand-reading where the palm is the focus for what some would call psychic revelation in the same way many tarot readers would say the cards are a focus for them, not a learned set of symbolic reductions.
Yes, it is a thing. There is chiromancy and their is hand-reading where the palm is the focus for what some would call psychic revelation in the same way many tarot readers would say the cards are a focus for them, not a learned set of symbolic reductions.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@mandrakeandmarj Grr. There not their.
Grr. There not their.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@PhilH86835657 A little bit of pose plastique via a dramatisation of the Cleveland libel trial as part of the weird 1973 Barlow and Watt Jack the Ripper documentary from the BBC. https://t.co/Jhth3jfGAI
@PhilH86835657 A little bit of pose plastique via a dramatisation of the Cleveland libel trial as part of the weird 1973 Barlow and Watt Jack the Ripper documentary from the BBC. https://t.co/Jhth3jfGAI
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
From 16:10 onwards for a couple of minutes.
From 16:10 onwards for a couple of minutes.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021
@BBolander Really sorry to hear this. Astral hugs beamed.
Really sorry to hear this. Astral hugs beamed.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) January 5, 2021