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suckmyciggs

Blog Entry ○ 009

Oct 19, 2009 23:54

Well that's strange. I received an email from Emma stating "BEWARE OF THE BANSHEE ( Read more... )

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I feel....strangly irritaed by that banshee comment....8| lockedxhart October 20 2009, 05:25:24 UTC

Um....

Well, they told me that you have Thursdays off and um...

Monday-Wed: 7pm-11pm
Friday and Sat: 8pm-12am

Sunday: 6pm - 10pm

I'm almost certain.

<3 he lu's you Selenaaa :D lol they should have HATE nicknames for each other |D; suckmyciggs October 20 2009, 19:08:03 UTC

Ah, thank you. I apologize once more for failure to show up.

No he doesn't :| lol they should~ lockedxhart October 21 2009, 01:16:17 UTC

It's not a problem at all!

lol kay lets plotski. suckmyciggs October 21 2009, 01:32:04 UTC

Ah--you sure?

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dolphinsjoy October 20 2009, 16:22:22 UTC

The banshee, or traditionally, the bean-sidhe, is an Irish spirit that cries for a person of her family when they are approaching death. It's complete mythology, but it is an entertaining one.

[ooc; And cue Tempe with the answer to all questions about mythology.]

suckmyciggs October 20 2009, 22:18:22 UTC

I--uhm, know what a banshee is. I've lived in Ireland all my life. I was referring to who my sister had dubbed the banshee.

A lot of people still believe in her though. My mum still does.

dolphinsjoy October 20 2009, 22:25:04 UTC

I wasn't certain about that. It's difficult to judge how a question is phrased online, without the subtlety that speech gives.

The belief in such fantastical beings is illogical. There's no scientific proof of the banshee's existence. I mean no offense to your mother; it simply doesn't make sense.

suckmyciggs October 20 2009, 23:34:51 UTC

That's perfectly understandable.

Some Irish are brought up on folklore. My mum was. She grew up rather poor and her grandmother passed the time by telling her Irish folklore.