One letter off from you need shock treatment @🅱øg Wizard

I got snow

Its a promise of getting your privilege checked with a rusty spoon

Is wizard gay?!?!1 **Not Clickbait**

Naaah

Oh my bad

No homo

Please keep rusty spoons out of my orifices. Please and thank you

McKellen was knighted in the 1991 New Year Honours for services to the performing arts, and made a Companion of Honour for services to drama and to equality in the 2008 New Year Honours. He has been openly gay since 1988, and continues to be a champion for LGBT social movements worldwide.

I used to admin for the facebook page Being Oblivious mocking Being Liberal. And we would larp checking teathuglikkkans privileges

Yes the actor sucks cocks its no secret. But I model myself after the most based wizard played by Based master Christopher Lee

Tell the truth

Pretty sure Gandalf Is supposed to be an allegory for Jesus Christ <:smuglaugh:448311843086401536>

Well im engaged to a hispanic woman if that makes you feel better.

Yes but Tolkien used the name of a proto Norse god

gandalf was born before Odin

Conservative Spanish woman I hope🙏

Still an allegory for Jesus

names can be whatever they want em to be doesn't take away from the effect at all

If you look at how Gandalf the Grey is dressed he looks much like Odin. Except Odin’s robes are a color called Blod or death blue

Because he is after all the god who gifts death

Or maybe he is dressed like that because that is almost always how wizards are portrayed in almost all forms of media

Possible, but Tolkien used many things from Norse,Germanic and Slavic culture

Wearing them is a sign of social status, since it displays that you don't have to work the field for a living. This. Same reason wealthy Romans wore togas. One of the early explanations given in role playing games at least were that such a garment allows freedom of movement, so when they make their arcane gestures.

It is no doubt a Christian book series, but we know where he drew his inspirations from

Now an interesting bit of history

What do you know of the goddess Hel?

One of Loki’s children

Well during funerals the dead would not be ready to go to the main afterlife Hel named after her until they turned a deep dark blue called Helblod. Then the body was burned or buried. Hel is just a stop or can be an eternal place. From what I’ve researched over the years there are multiple destinations for the dead to go on based on what kind of person they were in life

Egyptians belive in after life trial I belive

Hel is not like the Christian Hell its discribed in ancient text as a warm green place. A loving place think of Hel as a mother protecting her children. All the dead go to the Well of Urd to be judged by the gods. Even warriors who were slain in battle go to Hel before Valhall

1 The Weighing Of The Heart. Photo credit: Real Spirituality For Real Life.
2 Cannibalizing The Gods. ...
3 The Sealed Thing. ...
4 Crossing Through The 12 Gates. ...
5 Threatening The Gods To Get Into Heaven. ...
6 Servants Would Be Killed With The Pharaoh. ...
7 Traveling To Space In A Pyramid. ...
8 The Dead Still Needed To Eat. ...
9 The Dead Had To Make It Through Before Their Bodies Decayed. 10 Fighting Through The 12 Lands Of Hell

Many cultures shared similarities

An interesting one is the link between the greek world and the norse

With the ideas of the Titans and Jotuns the proto race of giants

Or elder gods

Yah I always liked their stories of elder gods... I have a real soft spot for gods that suffer human aflictions and can be cruel of kind to humans

They also share sisters of fate or the Nornr

Both cultures are so similar its so fascinating to me

Things like weavers of the fates

Yes