On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 04:56:29 GMT, WingedMessenger <Boy@Flying.high>
wrote:
>"::darkshadows::" <behind@u.org> wrote in
>news:eerbv2tfc27sqd2v7c28atc49fndvq7vu7@4ax.com:
>
>> On 12 Mar 2007 18:50:02 -0500, kidhacker@nym.alias.net (::KidHacker
>> NP-b54) wrote:
>>
>>>On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 06:23:05 GMT, WingedMessenger <Boy@Flying.high>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>:>"::darkshadows::" <behind@u.org> wrote in
>>>:>news:tns3v25ciq0dbuc51opqe8qeatkp9cabeu@4ax.com:
>>>:>
>>>:>> On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 12:29:30 GMT, "Rolex" <rolex@astraweb.com>
>>>:>> wrote:
>>>:>>
>>>:>>>believe this guy was a slave. notice his arms, as if in a prayer
>>>:>>>to his master
>>>:>>>heard somewhere that only kings were allowed to fold their arms
>>>:>>>over the heart
>>>:>>>any takers on this ??????????
>>>:>>
>>>:>>
>>>:>> I have read the same.
>>>:>>
>>>:>
>>>:>Yes this is the case. Kings only, but his queen would be allowed to
>>>:>have one arm on the chest. Others would have their arms down by
>>>:>their sides. Strange to say that in the UK this is often the case
>>>:>where a man has his arms folded but women down their side. I assume
>>>:>this is a family choice. This was done so the King had his heart
>>>:>protected during transition to the next life. Only after the opening
>>>:>of the mouth ceremony was he able to use them. The heart was
>>>:>protected because it was belief that the heart did what we know the
>>>:>brain to do, and vice versa, the soul was in the heart and so it
>>>:>must be well protected until the weighing of the heart ceremony
>>>:>in the presence of Anubis to determine whether the person was worthy
>>>:>to enter the afterlife or not.
>>>:>
>>>:>Mercury.
>>>
>>>Heart and brain be buggered. What status did one have to have in order
>>>to drape one's hands protectively over one's weenie?
>>>
>>>If I'm making a transition into a "next life," it's the one part I AM
>>>taking with me...
>>>
>>>KH NP-b54
>>
>>
>> I thought you would be taking Dude with you.
>>
>>
>> LOL,
>> darkshadows
>>
>
>Dont panic old one, it will be carefully bandaged and will have included
>within the wrappings a small ankh to ensure life and that it will work on
>you arrival in eternity. But as a precaution, may I suggest you make
>arrangements to have it encased in plaster just in case.
>
>Mercury.
Is that known as plasterization?
Should he plaster it all over the place?
Should he plaster it when erect or when flaccid?
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