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Report | 03/13/2010 10:43 am

Scurvy_pancake

get that dress OFF me!!!

Report | 12/21/2009 2:10 pm

Scurvy_pancake

click on the boat up top

Report | 07/29/2009 11:09 am

Scurvy_pancake

awwww sad it fell on the floor

Report | 07/29/2009 11:04 am

Scurvy_pancake

hi im eating a giant pretzel

Report | 06/25/2009 7:30 pm

Dallastown Girl

hiya

Report | 05/01/2009 7:24 pm

Scurvy_pancake

im eating icecream

Report | 04/30/2009 1:40 pm

Scurvy_pancake

omg im in your house

Report | 04/29/2009 7:34 pm

Scurvy_pancake

ikr hey i will get you some new items

Report | 04/29/2009 3:55 pm

Scurvy_pancake

did you see my new name?

Report | 04/28/2009 11:27 am

Scurvy_pancake

Dallas town girl really

Report | 04/27/2009 3:18 pm

Scurvy_pancake

no you are not

Report | 04/27/2009 11:36 am

Hellam Girl

Hi

Report | 04/25/2009 2:55 pm

Dallastown Girl

Nyx is Night.

Powerful goddess

Black winged Nyx, some say, laid a germless egg in the infinite bosom of Erebus, the Darkness of the Underworld, and after long ages, sprang golden-winged Eros. But others have said that Nyx is the daughter of Eros, whereas others called both of them children of Chaos. Nyx is Night, a powerful goddess whose dark light falls from the stars, and who dictates not only to men but also to gods. Even Zeus does not wish to upset Night: It happened that Hera bribed Hypnos in order to make Zeus fall asleep, so that she could have it her way during the Trojan War. Hypnos obeyed the goddess in spite of his fears; for once he had performed a similar task, and when Zeus woke up in anger, he sought him everywhere, and would have hurled him from heaven into the deep, had Nyx not saved him. For Zeus stopped and thought twice before doing anything that could displease Nyx. Some seem to think that Nyx appears because light is gone as if anything could be and yet do not exist on its own right. But when counting the days, not seldom the nights are mentioned first as when it is said:

"… a brazen anvil falling down from heaven nine nights and days would reach the earth upon the tenth: and again, a brazen anvil falling from earth nine nights and days would reach Tartarus upon the tenth." (Hesiod, Theogony 725).

Nyx's home

Report | 04/25/2009 1:37 pm

Dallastown Girl

Hi me