michealdark

Reevaluating Comics I. Hello everyone. I'm sure you've all come across comics before. Rather in the form of graphic novels and trade paperback collections, single issues in the traditional magazine/pamphlet form, or in the form of newspaper strips and editorial cartoons, comics have been a pervasive art form in America for over a century. But have you really sat down and thought about them? Are they just kids stuff for you? As comics legend Will Eisner put it, do you view them as a "despised art form"? If so, perhaps it's time you gave them a re-evaluation, because I genuinely think you can learn a lot from them. And that's what I'm going to

-What is a spell? A spell is an undefinable something between a prayer, a wish, and direct action. In short it's the generation and direction of magickal energy, sent with the blessing of the God and Goddess, to affect a change in the environment. -Do I work many spells? No. That's surprising from one talking about Wicca, Magick, and the Occult to you guys, but I have great reasons. To properly perform spellcraft and any magickal craft requires not just dedication and a specific goal, but a great deal of focus. I, being AD/HD, sometimes lack this focus. So I am instead spending my time on relaxation and meditation techniques so I can work up

My deffinition of Doom Metal and it's subgenres: Doom:Doom metal is a genre of metal steeped it the history and groove of Black Sabbath. Doom metal is often bluesy,and always slowed to a snails pace. The lyrical subjects often dwell on drugs,war,struggle,death,and other funereal subjects. Pure doom in it's truest sense is represented in the Ozzy era of Sabbath,the bluesy sludge of Pentagram,the ultra-slow NWOBHM of Witchfinder General,the mystique and cryptic dirge of Candlemass,and the spiritual peaks and musical valleys of local Chicago area heroes Trouble. Sludge Metal:While there are sludge bands all over the world,this is for the most

Death March Blues Fast blues Slow blues Long blues Short blues Ragged blues Refined blues Jazz blues Sad, sad, sad blues All around me Everything I see Everyone I know Everywhere I go Is just The death march blues