She's like a 2-year old.

Reminds me of a Steve Martin movie where his character showed the thumb-remove trick and ended up making the audience crying.

Steadfast said:

She's like a 2-year old.

She... is 2 years old. They didn't commission her until 2015.

It's MAAAAAAGIIIIIIIIIIC~~

Does anyone know were burning witches normal practice in Germany or not?

CCGR said:

Does anyone know were burning witches normal practice in Germany or not?

Germany was the main area of witch-burning

CCGR said:

Does anyone know were burning witches normal practice in Germany or not?

garpun said:

Germany was the main area of witch-burning

Germany was probably ground zero for religious tensions. This was where Martin Luther started Protestantism, and where that then led to the Thirty Years War as Catholics and Protestants tried to genocide their way to total control over the land. Along the way, burning those who were supporters of the enemy faction at the stake as 'witches' or 'werewolves' was a great way to eliminate rivals. There's a reason why "witch-hunt" is used as a term for "using a flimsy cover for enacting an obsessive personal or political vendetta".

Also, "burning at the stake" basically always refers to Continental Europe - Britain declared witchcraft a crime against the state, so they were hung, like murderers, and that carried over to the United States during its own witch crazes. (The American version -most notably in Salem- only started up, incidentally, after the backlash against it in Europe had already discredited the notion of witch trials in Europe.)

hahahahha cuuuuuuute :D

more aquila x graf :3

The way that Graf use to launch aircraf, she is a Mahou Shoujo, a.k.a a Witch herself, lolz.

NWSiaCB said:

Germany was probably ground zero for religious tensions. This was where Martin Luther started Protestantism, and where that then led to the Thirty Years War as Catholics and Protestants tried to genocide their way to total control over the land. Along the way, burning those who were supporters of the enemy faction at the stake as 'witches' or 'werewolves' was a great way to eliminate rivals. There's a reason why "witch-hunt" is used as a term for "using a flimsy cover for enacting an obsessive personal or political vendetta".

Also, "burning at the stake" basically always refers to Continental Europe - Britain declared witchcraft a crime against the state, so they were hung, like murderers, and that carried over to the United States during its own witch crazes. (The American version -most notably in Salem- only started up, incidentally, after the backlash against it in Europe had already discredited the notion of witch trials in Europe.)

As you point out to our fellow danboorians about continental witch hunts coinciding with the Thirty Years War, I'd like to add that the British ones coincided with the English Civil War. If any of you would like to know more, I recommend watching the totally academic and factual historical documentary titled "Witchfinder General" starring professor Vincent Price

as expected of someone solving a 4x4 rubiks cube

garpun said:

As you point out to our fellow danboorians about continental witch hunts coinciding with the Thirty Years War, I'd like to add that the British ones coincided with the English Civil War. If any of you would like to know more, I recommend watching the totally academic and factual historical documentary titled "Witchfinder General" starring professor Vincent Price

I saw the Van Helsing movie , is that count ? :3

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It's MAAAAAAGIIIIIIIIIIC~~

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFQCYpIHLNQ