Author Topic: You know you're a pagan when (Read 26994 times)

yennork · « **Reply #180 on:** August 23, 2013, 02:04:19 pm »

Quote from: victoreia;119293

{shudders} That's just.....wrong. Some fanfic should never go there! (There are people who ship Snape with either Harry or Hermione.) {shudders again}

Shipping Snape with Harry or Hermione? It's vanilla for Potterverse, even if it does includes Mpreg. (If you don't know what that mean, consider yourself lucky). The Giant squid/anyone else is only halfay in the way of horrors. Don't go there.:stop:

Thor and Loki as brothers? I bet there are people having them as lovers in their fics. Or both. :hdsk:

Ladywhitewolf · « **Reply #181 on:** October 13, 2013, 01:41:32 pm »

Quote from: yennork;119810

Shipping Snape with Harry or Hermione? It's vanilla for Potterverse, even if it does includes Mpreg. (If you don't know what that mean, consider yourself lucky). The Giant squid/anyone else is only halfay in the way of horrors. Don't go there.:stop:

Thor and Loki as brothers? I bet there are people having them as lovers in their fics. Or both. :hdsk:

You know you are a Pagan when you have so many candles and you lose count of them. Seriously, I could open a store with the number of candles I have.

Oíche · « **Reply #182 on:** October 13, 2013, 06:39:28 pm »

Quote from: Ladywhitewolf;125212

You know you are a Pagan when you have so many candles and you lose count of them. Seriously, I could open a store with the number of candles I have.

You know you're a pagan when your pagan friend texts you excitedly to let you know the candle shop has black tapers back in stock and you have to restrain yourself from whooping aloud XD

Riothamus12 · « **Reply #183 on:** October 13, 2013, 10:08:21 pm »

Quote from: Cág;125229

You know you're a pagan when your pagan friend texts you excitedly to let you know the candle shop has black tapers back in stock and you have to restrain yourself from whooping aloud XD

You know you're a pagan when drinking some types of alcohol is a sincere way of thanking one of your deities.