Post by Doc on Dec 23, 2006 5:24:59 GMT -5
lovelyrita said:
fourthousandholes said:
Where did this picture come from?I find it very disturbing. There's more going on here than was ever in the Mona Lisa!
The Da Bovinci Code
Leonardo Da Bovinci, a bull of royal standards...was an artist of epic proportions and was part of the secret society of the Knights of Bull, who stormed into towns leaving the streets filled with loads of manure. They tormented the townspeople for centuries.
In their pagan worship Mamoos, a cow deity who was part sun and part bull was so full of himself that even his poo was considered holy. When he died, he was gored by a wild pig and was carried away clothed in purple.
Every year on Dec. 25th, a popular time of the year with alot of religions, Mamoos is honored at a sacred worship service when people dress in cowsuits, and light the sacred bonfire fueling it with manure in honor of their Bull deity.
Some people thought that Mamoos was killed and replaced by a faux deity or Famoos as he was named.
There is a tale that when the sun goes down on the 25th of December, that the scent of "bull" is very strong in the place where he is most worshipped. Clues to "MID" Mamoos is Dead is in this picture.
Doc was very kind to share this artistic masterpiece, and a bit of hidden mystery shared on this thread.
You may be convicted and convert to Bullism, or just think this entire thing is a load of "bull". You decide.
The eternal condition of your nostrils are at stake
"Narrow are the passages and straight is the bridge of the nose of those who wilt find Eternal Breath in their Sinuses; wide are the nostrils and crooked is the bridge of the nose of those who shalt receive Eternal Deviation--------of the Septum. And, lo, such as those shall be condemned to suffer inhale always, forever and ever, with unquenchable mucous and
the drainage that never dries."
-----The Dubious Writings, 2nd Fred 12:9, from the 1437 King John Unauthorized Reversion, revised at the stake in 1742 by the guild of Swiss Merchant Tee-totalers