Renegade the Unicorn
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About Renegade the Unicorn
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- Birthday 01/05/1998
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I'm gonna try and write my own interpretations and analyses on the Delphic Maxims; I view them in the same way as the Tao Te Ching - you can read them in as short as a minute or as long as a lifetime.
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Searching Welcome to the Good Place: A (Mostly) Slice of Life Roleplay
posted a topic in Everfree Planning, OOC & Discussion
You are dead - there is no nice way to say it. You don't know exactly how you managed to kick the bucket, but the guy who greeted you, Michael, has that covered; in fact, he and his assistant Janet have all your accommodations covered. See, the afterlife isn't entirely like how the various myths and religions portray it. It's founded on a point system - every action you performed in your life had either a positive or negative value attached to it. For example, you see a homeless guy on the street, and you decide to buy him a couple cheeseburgers and a coffee instead of doing the usual "spare a -
Have started watching The Good Place - might consider doing a "multiversal" RP based on it.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY RENNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SpoilerI’m sorry that I’m late.
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For my first MLP-related project of 2021 (one of my resolutions is to get started on my writing, so this will not go to waste) is my attempt at a "1980s AU" for EQG: Don't You (Forget About Me). My primary influences will be John Hughes' teen films (specifically The Breakfast Club, reconstructing all the things it deconstructed), Saved by the Bell, and The Goldbergs.
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The history of Christmas and its pagan origins especially are fascinating - Saturnalia, the base for modern Christmas celebrations, is itself derived from Kronia, an ancient Greek festival taking place in late July-early August (so, in a sense, Christmas in July ). BUT the Greeks also had a winter solstice celebration - Posidea.
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OK, so after some thought due to gut feelings pulling me back towards it, I'm attempting to pursue Hellenic paganism once again; it helps a friend of mine has also been drawn to paganism, and has been helpfully encouraging me. To elaborate, I now consider myself an agnostic theist - meaning while I believe in the Greek gods and goddesses, the existence thereof is (currently) unknown and unknowable from our present baseline of knowledge about the universe.
I hope your day is a wonderful one! 
Happy, happy birthday to you! Make it a great one!
