Happy Walpurgis Night

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Loz, Apr 30, 2020.

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  1. Wishing all those concerned a very merry Walpurgis Night tonight. I know that May Eve is special to you.

    Enjoy your "partying", good luck with your rituals and remember - try to observe the 2-metre distancing regulations whilst raising Satan.
     
    #1 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
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  2. I don't remember ever hearing about Walpurgis night before, so I just looked it up. Sounds interesting.:D
     
    #2 winrow3745, Apr 30, 2020
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  3. Ooooooooo, new lockdown trend :punch:
     
    #3 damodici, Apr 30, 2020
  4. iT's NoT nEw!
     
    #4 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
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  5. I can't help but see ET in that........somethings not quite right here:eyes:
     
    #5 damodici, Apr 30, 2020
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  6. Thanks, I was thinking everyone had forgotten. :) :party:
     
    #6 Robarano, Apr 30, 2020
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  7. I have donned the Lederhosen drank several litres of pilsner and have the fatted calf ready, bring it on.

    What preparations have you made, if any?
     
    #7 Carr01, Apr 30, 2020
  8. Hopefully, preparations appropriate to Walpurgis Night ... and not the Women's Institute Oktoberfest bash, by the looks of things.
     
    #8 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
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  9. slip in to your lederhosen and start slapping those thighs
     
    #9 Carr01, Apr 30, 2020
  10. I thought we might do something special instead.
     
    #10 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
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  11. Saint Walpurgis is English, not German, born in Devon.
     
    #11 NZDave, Apr 30, 2020
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  12. technicaly speaking, germanic. i think they all are. aint they?
     
    #12 finm, Apr 30, 2020
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  13. Walpurgisnacht is a German, uh, holiday.

    For Satanists, it's a far bigger deal than All Hallow's Eve.
     
    #13 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
  14. It is also a German Christian festival, celebrated with bonfires and dancing. (According to Google)
     
    #14 NZDave, Apr 30, 2020
  15. Most Satanist ceremonies are based upon Christian festivals, just as Satanism itself has its roots in Christianity.
     
    #15 Loz, Apr 30, 2020
  16. Isn’t it Beltane in scotsland? E4F18D55-8975-413D-9B42-A6FF6B4EA954.jpeg
     
    #16 Char, Apr 30, 2020
  17. And St George was a Greek, it’s a crazy mixed up world.
     
    #17 Carr01, Apr 30, 2020
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