The best sacrifice would be the finest animal from your flock or herd, one you would want to breed from or sell. Instead, you give it to your god. The remains afterwards are secondary--and a great source of food for the priests. I imagine the waste of food really got in the way of proper holy feelings. A lot of time, the offerings were burnt, so not all sacrifices were dinner.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
The gods enjoy the smell, the priests eat the meat was a pretty common practice iirc.
From reading, not personal experience.
My day at work started with this announcement. "We're doing an hour of blood."
At least you do lights! An hour of blood on stage for costumes is a lot more in cleanup after! I hate blood-- I always suggest red ribbons. Or, just nothing-- lets pretend!
re: Emerald City. Dorothy has learned the Ghostbusters lesson. When someone asks if you are a god, you say yes!
I pay close attention to my feeds of cool architecture and Art Deco stuff.
Connie is me.
I pay close attention to my feeds of cool architecture and Art Deco stuff.
Yikes, Juliebird! and I've been complaining about MY landlords. Geez!
t least you do lights! An hour of blood on stage for costumes is a lot more in cleanup after! I hate blood-- I always suggest red ribbons. Or, just nothing-- lets pretend!
or real food, or real animals, the banes of props people
At least you do lights! An hour of blood on stage for costumes is a lot more in cleanup after!
It was actually without actors, so no costumes! And they draped plastic over a ladder to minimize cleanup on the set.
or real food, or real animals, the banes of props people
Been there, done that. When I did props I had to find an Old English Sheepdog for Camelot, a Chowsie for Gypsy, and a horse to pull the Wells Fargo Wagon for The Music Man (at Starlight).
The late night for me Buffista skimming quick to see what's up apparently involves blood sacrifices and probably should be reread when more alert.
So my super shitty day got turned around by (a) meeting with Tom Scola for drinks, Thai Food and Crazyhead; and (b) a friend offering me a free Sketchfest ticket to a live, staged reading of Kids In the Hall's Brain Candy at the Castro! Randomness!
Oh fun! I love Brain Candy beyond all reason.
My company party is making me weirdly bitter. Do not like. But free wine, so.