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"In Scandinavia thunderstones were frequently worshiped as family gods who kept off spells and witchcraft. Beer was poured over them as an offering and they were sometimes anointed with butter."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderstone_(folklore)
Do you keep and honour a housegod, the cutest of deities?
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▶ No.14094>>14096 >>14097
Yes. I've been thinking about building it a little house Jap style, although I'm not sure what it should look like or what kind of wood to use.
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▶ No.14096>>14100
>>14094
What is your housegod?
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▶ No.14097
>>14094
I'd suggest you build it in the traditional style of buildings of wherever you happen to live.
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▶ No.14098
>>14090 (OP)
>Flint Stones turned up in fields
>Dum-dum pagans though they were made by lightning and called them thunderstones
OR MAYBE Y'KNOW THEY USED THEM TO SPARK FIRES LIKE LIGHTNING SPARKS FIRES SO THEY CALLED THEM THUNDERSTONES
Fucking kikepedia
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▶ No.14100>>14103
>>14096
As in what represents it? A piece volcanic rock.
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▶ No.14103
>>14100
And what god/spirit does it represent?
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▶ No.14106
I want to carve some stones but hammering a chisel would be too loud for my apartment building. We do have a Dremel, and diamond coated drill bits are pretty cheap for them if buying generic brand bits. I can decorate small stones with fine detail if using a Dremel. I think I'll have to pass on butter anointing due to insects.
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▶ No.14107
>>14090 (OP)
Ah, this is the type of thread that gives me some hope for this board.
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