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Author: Borked Pseudo MailedBorked Pseudo Mailed Date: Jul 9, 2007 06:48
Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
Spell
-- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
World? Thanks...
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Author: SeamusSeamus Date: Jul 9, 2007 10:15
On Jul 9, 9:48 am, Borked Pseudo Mailed pseudo.borked.net>
wrote:> Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
> Spell -- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
> World? Thanks...
Ending the world is SO last century.
We're all into existential dress, quantum-temporal-lapse and
hypothetical nonexistent cats in boxes, now.
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Author: MeltdarokMeltdarok Date: Jul 9, 2007 10:16
Borked Pseudo Mailed wrote, On 7/9/2007 9:48 AM:
> Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
> Spell -- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
> World? Thanks...
>
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Author: Baird StaffordBaird Stafford Date: Jul 9, 2007 12:22
In article pseudo.borked.net>,
Borked Pseudo Mailed pseudo.borked.net> wrote:
> Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
> Spell -- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
> World? Thanks...
In one Tradition, it is the recitation of the unpronouncible Name of God
backwards. In another, it is knowledge and recitation of all the nine
billion Names of God. Others probably exist. Take your pick.
Blessed be,
Baird
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Author: Medusa SloxMedusa Slox Date: Jul 9, 2007 14:40
"Borked Pseudo Mailed" pseudo.borked.net> wrote in message
news:a90d521bf866361930b0f1797cc03a3f@pseudo.borked.net...> Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
> Spell -- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
> World? Thanks...
>
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Medusa Slox
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Author: Glenn P.,Glenn P., Date: Jul 9, 2007 16:04
On 09-Jul-07 at 3:22pm -0400, newstaff.com> wrote:
> In one Tradition, it is the recitation of the unpronouncible Name
> of God backwards...
Hmmmmm... If pronouncing God's name backwards ends the world, what
on Earth does pronouncing it FORWARDS do?!?
Also, and just for my own curiosity, in exactly what sense is the
name of God considered to be "unpronouncable"?
Is it considered "unpronouncable" solely because one is forbidden
to say it, i.e., because one simply MUST NOT pronounce it (but one
COULD, were one so heathen as to choose to do so)?
Or, is it "unpronouncable" in the sense that it is actually and
physically impossible for a human mouth, tongue, lips, larynx, and
palatte to utter the requisite sounds, i.e., that one is INCAPABLE
of pronouncing it?
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Author: TomTom Date: Jul 9, 2007 16:44
> In article pseudo.borked.net>,
> Borked Pseudo Mailed pseudo.borked.net> wrote:
>>> Can anyone here furnish me with The Absolute Ultimate
>> Spell -- a spell which will bring an End to the Whole
>> World? Thanks...
>
> In one Tradition, it is the recitation of the unpronouncible Name of God
> backwards. In another, it is knowledge and recitation of all the nine
> billion Names of God. Others probably exist. Take your pick.
Do you think that these are real traditions? The "Nine Billion Names of
God"idea came from an Arthur C. Clarke short story.
In Qabalistic lore, there is a legend that the *correct* pronunciation of
the Tetragrammaton will destroy the world. I know of no legend in which the
pronunciation of the name of God backwards would have this effect.
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Author: TomTom Date: Jul 9, 2007 16:47
"Glenn P.," FVI.Net> wrote in message
news:Pine.LNX.4.61.0707091849460.8883@Bfjrtb.SbkInyyrl.arg...> On 09-Jul-07 at 3:22pm -0400, newstaff.com> wrote:
>>> In one Tradition, it is the recitation of the unpronouncible Name
>> of God backwards...
>
> Hmmmmm... If pronouncing God's name backwards ends the world, what
> on Earth does pronouncing it FORWARDS do?!?
>
> Also, and just for my own curiosity, in exactly what sense is the
> name of God considered to be "unpronouncable"?
>
> Is it considered "unpronouncable" solely because one is forbidden
> to say it, i.e., because one simply MUST NOT pronounce it (but one
> COULD, were one so heathen as to choose to do so)?
>
> Or, is it "unpronouncable" in the sense that it is actually and
> physically impossible for a human mouth, tongue, lips, larynx, and
> palatte to utter the requisite sounds, i.e., that one is INCAPABLE ...
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Author: renren Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:49
> 24
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> Medusa Slox
42 is the reversal of 24. Holy, holy!
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Author: renren Date: Jul 9, 2007 17:51
Because there are people in this world willing to destroy it, we must
venture out into space in order to defend ourselves.
Of course I have worked on a ritual my entire life which will allow me
-- in my next life -- to remember this one vividly.
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