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    Are you a Redneck Pagan?

    Bored again at work... found this -




    Redneck PAGANS???

    Here are some signs that you, yourself, may be a Redneck Pagan...

    If your ceremonial garb consists of cut-offs and a tube top,
    Or if you think a "family tradition" is a dating club...
    If you've reached the 3rd degree but not the 3rd grade,
    Or if your coven's secret names for the God and Goddess are "Cooter" and "Sweet Cheeks".....
    You may be a Redneck Pagan.

    If your ceremonial chalice says "Budweiser" on it...
    If chewing tobacco is considered a sacred herb...
    If your circle dance includes the words "dosey-do",
    Or if your altar pentacle is a photo of John Wayne's star on the Hollywood "Walk Of Fame".....
    You may be a Redneck Pagan.

    Now if your coven chose it's High Priest at a belching contest,
    Or if they chose their High Priestess at a wet t-shirt night...
    If your anointing oil smells like "Old Spice"...
    And if you have ever refilled your chalice from a keg...
    You may be a Redneck Pagan.

    If your Goddess picture says "Miss September" at the bottom,
    Or your God statue looks a little too much like Elvis Presley...
    If you have ever written a spell on the back of a Denny's menu...
    Or if you have ever cancelled a coven meeting to watch Pay-Per-View wrestling on TV...
    You may be a Redneck Pagan.

    And finally, if you have ever called the National Enquirer because you raised a potato that resembled the Willendorf Goddess,
    Or if you have EVER worked love magick on livestock......


    ...AND FAILED....

    You are definately a Redneck Pagan!
    If your children and your dog have the same magical name
    (Skeeter! Get on over here and cast this circle!)...
    If your cakes and ale consist of moonpies and a cold "Bud"...
    Or if your coven sword says "Power Rangers" on it...
    You may be a Redneck Pagan!

    If your Book Of Shadows has a picture of Kyle Petty or Dale Earnhart on it....
    If your divination kit consists of a picture of Dionne Warwick
    and a 1-900 number...
    Or if your idea of a pilgrimage to a sacred circle is going to the Indy 500....
    You're probably a Redneck Pagan!

    Now if your ceremonial head-dress has a bill and says "Chevrolet" on it,
    Or if your Sabbat Queen's head-dress is made out of those little nylon flowers the veterans hand out in front of the supermarket...
    You're probably a Redneck Pagan.

    If you chose "Jim Bob" or "Stormin Normin" as a magickal name...
    If you think charging is done with a Master Card...
    Or if your Balefire says "Coleman" on it...
    You might be.........

    Now, if your covenstead says "Winnebago" on the side, you're NOT necessarily a Redneck Pagan, but if your covenstead's up on blocks, well......

    Now if your Goddess visualizations look too much like Pamela Anderson.....
    Or if your initiatory ordeal consisted of being blind-folded with a confederate flag and leg-wrestling...

    If your idea of a Pagan festival consists of a tailgate party and tickets to the superbowl...
    Or if your ceremonial chants are by Garth Brooks...
    You're probably a Redneck Pagan!

    And finally...If your coven's guided meditations start out with a burger at "Hooter's,"
    or if you think a "Gerald Gardner" is farm equipment...
    You are definitely a Redneck Pagan!

    If you need to get the High Priestess to enact the Great Rite and you call out, "HEY, SIS!!!!"
    you might be a Redneck Pagan...




    - I freely admit to being a redneck. My goddess picture doesn't actually say "Miss September" at the bottom, but it does say "Snap-On Tools."
    Every moment of a life is a horrible tragedy, a slapstick comedy, dark nihilism, golden illumination, or nothing at all; depending on how we write the story we tell ourselves.


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    Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

    Hehehe....

    Moonpies as an offering. I might have to find a deity who would appreciate it just so I could do that. I'm only descended from rednecks, though...I'm not offering Bud to anyone or anything.
    Great Grandmother's Kitchen

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      Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

      LOL - I'm not likely to be using bud either, especially if it has "lite" attached to it.

      The incest humor is a bit much, but I will tell you that people around here have some very convoluted family trees - part of being relatively isolated in the past, I think...
      Every moment of a life is a horrible tragedy, a slapstick comedy, dark nihilism, golden illumination, or nothing at all; depending on how we write the story we tell ourselves.

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        Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

        <------------has written a spell on the back of a Denny's placemat
        Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of HistoryPagan Devotionals, because the wind and the rain is our Bible
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          Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

          Originally posted by thalassa View Post
          <------------has written a spell on the back of a Denny's placemat
          Yer purty darn sofisticated... I use Bob Evans placemats...
          Last edited by B. de Corbin; 30 May 2012, 05:16. Reason: Accidentally spelled a word correctly
          Every moment of a life is a horrible tragedy, a slapstick comedy, dark nihilism, golden illumination, or nothing at all; depending on how we write the story we tell ourselves.

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            Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

            <------------has ALSO written a spell on the back of a Denny's place mat...
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              Re: Are you a Redneck Pagan?

              Originally posted by B. de Corbin View Post
              LOL - I'm not likely to be using bud either, especially if it has "lite" attached to it.

              The incest humor is a bit much, but I will tell you that people around here have some very convoluted family trees - part of being relatively isolated in the past, I think...
              Hah...I have no right to talk, either. What happens when you have a small Mormon town settled by four or five families, each of which is headed by a man who married at least one pair of sisters. Three generations and almost everyone is a first cousin.
              Great Grandmother's Kitchen

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