Halloween

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SkidsisVFL

SkidsisVFL

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So today is October 31 also known as Halloween. Though Halloween has links to Catholicism, it is considered the "most holy day" of Satanism. Many occultists believe that it is also Satan's birthday...

In other news, Alabama coach Nick Saban turns 61 today...

Coincidence???
 
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It is also the three year anniversary of the black uniform game, which was also the last time the Vols beat a ranked team.
 
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You reckon this kid gonna get beat up tonight?

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If we don't bring them back soon we will not win against another ranked opponent ever again. But if we bring them back and win then where them again it starts the curse all over again...or possibly the black jersey's had nothing to do with Dooley loosing against all of these ranked opponents, it could be that he just sucks.
 
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SkidsisVFL said:
So today is October 31 also known as Halloween. Though Halloween has links to Catholicism, it is considered the "most holy day" of Satanism. Many occultists believe that it is also Satan's birthday...

In other news, Alabama coach Nick Saban turns 61 today...

Coincidence???
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Where do you get this BS? The First Baptist Pre-Millenial True Believers Missionary Reformed Bar, Grill and Tire Center?

Samhain was a Celtic harvest festival. "Satanism" it ain't.
Hallowe'en means All Hallows Eve, which is the Catholic term for the day before All Saint's Day on November 1.
 
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fade route said:
This kid will come back home tonight empty handed with no candy but will explain to his parents that Halloween is a process and that he just needs more time to fill his bag.
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LOL, that is hilarious. For the kid's sake, hopefully everyone will take pity on him and fill up his bucket :hi:
 
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keithpowers said:
Where do you get this BS? The First Baptist Pre-Millenial True Believers Missionary Reformed Bar, Grill and Tire Center?

Samhain was a Celtic harvest festival. "Satanism" it ain't.
Hallowe'en means All Hallows Eve, which is the Catholic term for the day before All Saint's Day on November 1.
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Some people just can't see the forest for the trees. Lighten up Francis. It was a joke. Who really cares of the origin? I don't but I have already emailed this joke to every Alabama fan I know.
 
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keithpowers said:
Where do you get this BS? The First Baptist Pre-Millenial True Believers Missionary Reformed Bar, Grill and Tire Center?

Samhain was a Celtic harvest festival. "Satanism" it ain't.
Hallowe'en means All Hallows Eve, which is the Catholic term for the day before All Saint's Day on November 1.
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:lolabove:
 
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keithpowers said:
Where do you get this BS? The First Baptist Pre-Millenial True Believers Missionary Reformed Bar, Grill and Tire Center?

Samhain was a Celtic harvest festival. "Satanism" it ain't.
Hallowe'en means All Hallows Eve, which is the Catholic term for the day before All Saint's Day on November 1.
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Skidfishsisvfl or who ever is just another example of the people who post on this and other boards who have know almost nothing and post a bunch of bull about everything. One can hardly believe anything they read here. That is a shame because some very interesting information can exchange hands. As it is now, there is every reason to take posts with a grain of salt.
 
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jps2194 said:
LOL, that is hilarious. For the kid's sake, hopefully everyone will take pity on him and fill up his bucket :hi:
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I doudt it! No one has had pity on us and allowed us to win... So, I doudt that they would have pity on the kid.
 
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