Dragon-Cultist

The Emo I am sad, I am sadness, The embodiment of despair The personification of anguish The incarnation of sorrow. From my black boots, to my black hair and my black clothes. With my black lipstick, black eye shadow and black nail polish. They all show, to this hollow empty world, that I am different I am not one of these sheep which I see around me All happy in their dull routines never stopping to think. I alone can see in a world of the blind. My mother thinks that I'm being silly, My dad calls it a phase Neither understand what it's like to be me. The crushing despair under which I live. They don't know. Today I will chat

Religion Religion is a great meal which can range from a light snack to a full blown theocracy. Surprisingly easy to make, it works wonders as an explanation for unexplainable phenomenon and is a great conversation starter. It is important to remember that every religion is different and they will not mix well in a meal. Consuming different religions without allowing time to digest has been known to result in stomach aches and xenophobic crusades. If you are making more than one keep them separated, preferably one to each end of the table. This recipe makes a good solid dinner for four but the recipe can easily be expanded to encompass enti