|
| |
![]() |
|
Listen to Our Latest Episode
“It is forbidden to kill; therefore all murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.”
- Voltaire
I don’t know offhand what episode it was, but someone posed the question of what would a Pagan society look like. We took hypothetical stabs at what it would be like, yet the groupthink we were raised in and continue to be exposed to in the Pagan community blinded us to the fact that World War II was fundamentally about Pagans trying to take over the world. It wasn’t until watching some History Channel did I stumble across this epiphany.
You had Nazi Germany, embracing the Nazi religion (a cheap knockoff of the parts of Norse and other Germanic mythology the leaders of the Nazi party thought reflected well on them). Aspects of that history survive till this day. Then you also had Imperial Japan, a blatantly Pagan culture. Siding with Germany was the Tibetan Monks training Nazis in their metaphysics. I must admit, I am impressed with the metaphysical research the Nazis did as it is arguably the greatest quest for metaphysical research in the history of mankind. They scraped every corner of the globe for metaphysical knowledge. Kinda makes you wonder, what ever happened to all that research?
I’m not going to pretend their opposition was entirely Abrahamic or monotheistic. However, instead of painting the entire picture for you, I’ll let you do your own research and paint your own picture. You want to know what a Pagan dominated world would look like? Just look at the 1930s and early 1940s. Maybe the Wiccans do have a good idea about doing things in balance, peaceful co-existence and all that hippie crap we like to mock.
“An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory.”
- Friedrich Engels
Funny Photo Friday, Thoughtful Quote Thursday… maybe it’s time to add Rantful Wednesday?
So a few words on why the website has gotten a facelift recently, because I know a few of you are probably asking “Dave, what were you thinking?”
In our ongoing mission to automate mundane, repeatitive tasks, I came up with the idea of automating the releases of PCP. Up till last week, the podcast feeds were all maintained manually, by hand, in Notepad++. Not was this a pain, but there were many tasks that needed to be done in sequence to release an episode, which took about an hour a week. Worse, there was no reasonable way to do things in advance with our needs to edit both old and new episodes on an ongoing basis (as part of our Episode Documentation Operation). Every edit can (and often has) resulted in a broken feed.
Then, one day I was asked about an easy way to release podcasts. I came across Powerpress by Blubrry. I was amazed at how much thought went into that program. I’ve since created 1 Powerpress installation for all of our podcasts. Not only can any of the PCP crew now potentially edit past episodes, but we can schedule podcast releases and automatic updating of our RSS feeds. This will allow us to have a much more regular release schedule! Also, this lets us do more work in advance to focus on reviving PCP: The Blog.
A huge factor in us abandoning the Pagan Comedy Minute was the constant coddling we had to do manually with that feed. Now that we have migrated it over to Powerpress, we have a reasonable shot at resurrecting the comedy minute! As soon as I can locate all skits that have not made it into the comedy minute, that podcast can be resurrected. Think of it as the latest resurrection of good Pagan podcasts (a-la Lance and Graal and Eat My Pagan Ass).
Not just that, but we kinda had some nostalgia for the old blog and wanted to bring it back
.
“Insisting on absolute safety is for people who don’t have the balls to live in the real world.”
- Mary Shafer, NASA Dryden Flight Research Center
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” (Unless it is Silver Ravenwolf….then yes, judge the cheese as it stands!)
- Tom Cyn





lol and ouch!
poor silver ravenspank….. she gets beat up so much. maybe she can turn cougar and hook up with taylor elwood. I’m sure they’d have plenty to talk about.
I would read there book, but only becouse I am a sick individual who enjoys seeing how bad bad can be.
LOL!!
Is it worse than seeing Sean Connery in Bright orange man diapers, a bad toupee and knee high moccasins with fringe? Because that was so bad I thought my eyes would rebel.
“Sean Connery in Bright orange man diapers, a bad toupee and knee high moccasins with fringe”
OK, I’ll e the first to admit I live under a rock. When was this and where can I find a photo!!
Stop spreading this madness and add Stephanie to the list of fuckery that is “judge a book by its cover” worthy.
The movie is called Zardoz. It was made in 1974, and Netflix has it. But if you just want photographic evidence, then here you go. You have been warned.
http://roflrazzi.com/upcoming/?pid=19516
Wow. That was painful.
Whoa. That is one dang hairy white boy…
LOLZ!!! Oh hell YEAH!! Now THAT is what I call DEAD SECKSEH!! XD
Please continue discussion on the forum: link