I iz stoopid
03 Nov 2009 14:47 #2
by Elawyn (Elawyn)
Defend the Land for it is the Base of the Pillar,
Elawyn Featherthorn Brightstar
Acolyte of the Circle of Ten & Chosen of Fey Lord Tillion
Guardian of Belladeen
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Replied by Elawyn (Elawyn) on topic I iz stoopid
You do realize people can share names, yes? 
He is an oft-quoted and referenced figure within the academic fields of religion and anthropology (among others). While often his theories are being critiqued as the fields have advanced over the last several decades, his work has been monumentally influential, whether agreed with or not.
He certainly lived a long and productive life, and will continue to be remembered. Rest in peace sir.
He is an oft-quoted and referenced figure within the academic fields of religion and anthropology (among others). While often his theories are being critiqued as the fields have advanced over the last several decades, his work has been monumentally influential, whether agreed with or not.
He certainly lived a long and productive life, and will continue to be remembered. Rest in peace sir.
Defend the Land for it is the Base of the Pillar,
Elawyn Featherthorn Brightstar
Acolyte of the Circle of Ten & Chosen of Fey Lord Tillion
Guardian of Belladeen
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OOG: Kristen M.
03 Nov 2009 21:03 #5
by dedrite (dedrite)
-Brother Knight Templar Sabatheous Tellinghast-
Knight Templar of the Order of the Brilliant Hammer
Holy Inquisitor of the Church of Kormyre
Crudelius est quam mori semper timere mortem
"Nothing is ever forgotten"
((Joe Bondi-Marketing Officer))
Replied by dedrite (dedrite) on topic I iz stoopid
Yes. You are indeed.
-Brother Knight Templar Sabatheous Tellinghast-
Knight Templar of the Order of the Brilliant Hammer
Holy Inquisitor of the Church of Kormyre
Crudelius est quam mori semper timere mortem
"Nothing is ever forgotten"
((Joe Bondi-Marketing Officer))
04 Nov 2009 12:14 #6
by Lois Heimdell (LoisMaxwell)
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Replied by Lois Heimdell (LoisMaxwell) on topic I iz stoopid
Possibly the invention date of dungarees would have tipped you off to the name-sharing, after a few moments 
It's not particularly likely that someone who invented something in the late 1800's would still be alive to die today (what an awkward sentence that is...).
It's not particularly likely that someone who invented something in the late 1800's would still be alive to die today (what an awkward sentence that is...). ----
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