mnottertail -> RE: pussy pump advice (1/25/2012 1:10:08 PM)
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Ah, a blood eagle carved on a womans mons veneris!!!! By God, the vikings didnt get it half right did they? In the Anglo Saxon Chronicle, for example, we read that the viking chieftain, Ivar the Boneless, had the Northumbrian king, Aella II, put to death: "They caused the bloody eagle to be carved on the back of Ælla, and they cut away all of the ribs from the spine, and then they ripped out his lungs." The motif also occurs in Norna-Gests þáttr. Here, Regin carries out the execution of Lyngvi: "Regin then took his sword from me, and with it carved Lyngvi's back until the ribs were cut from the back, and the lungs drawn out. Thus Lyngvi died with great valour. Then Regin said: 'Now the blood eagle With a broad sword The killer of Sigmund Carved on the back.'”
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