So I was thinking about mythology and fantasy, and how mortal humans are said to be able to do things even gods can't, and I wondered, why should that be so? I et a biscuit and pondered, and the thought that came to was - even immortal beings can, according to the mythology, still be killed, if usually in overly complicated ways. That means death can touch them, even if they don't 'naturally' have a death... animals die, plants die, stars die, ideas die... mortals carry around a little bit of death, their own, hence the name, and so mortals can affect anything that can in any way die.
I concluded this was a load of cobblers, and et another bickie.
But it sounds good, what?
- CD
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"Anko, what you do in your free time is your own choice. Use it wisely. And if you do not use it wisely, make sure you thoroughly enjoy whatever unwise thing you are doing." - HymnOfRagnorok as Orochimaru at SpaceBattles
woot Med. Eng., verb, 1st & 3rd pers. prsnt. sg. know, knows
I concluded this was a load of cobblers, and et another bickie.
But it sounds good, what?
- CD
--
"Anko, what you do in your free time is your own choice. Use it wisely. And if you do not use it wisely, make sure you thoroughly enjoy whatever unwise thing you are doing." - HymnOfRagnorok as Orochimaru at SpaceBattles
woot Med. Eng., verb, 1st & 3rd pers. prsnt. sg. know, knows