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Post by admiral on Dec 3, 2021 17:39:23 GMT
Why are you here? Mortal, birthed in pain and blood. Plaything of capricious gods. Mortal, raised on hardship and toil. Worshipper and sacrificer. Mortal, doomed to strife and wasting death. Bloodstained priest and screaming victim. Know that all the world is an altar of death, ever yearning for the bloodletting of the living, running red and slick with the savage lifeblood of untold tribes.
Know your duty, mortal, and fulfill your reason for being: Wage war in the name of your gods, honour your kin and slay your foes. Know the very cause of your existence: Go forth, mortal, and die. Kislev Tzar Guard I"No point throwing punches after a fight."
- Kislevite proverb- - - Kislev Tzar Guard II"If you know too much, you will get old very quickly."
- Kislevite proverb- - - Kislev Tzar Guard III"The eyes are afraid but the hands are still doing it."
- Kislevite proverb
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Post by admiral on Mar 27, 2022 17:26:29 GMT
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Post by Crazy_Dokta on Mar 27, 2022 19:18:30 GMT
Also:
"You chase two hares, you get neither."
"The old friend is better than two new ones."
"A man without a Motherland is like a nightingale without a song."
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Post by FvonSigmaringen on Mar 27, 2022 21:01:36 GMT
Thirsting altar? You mean Bugman's Brewery?
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Post by admiral on Jun 5, 2022 7:40:42 GMT
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Post by Crazy_Dokta on Jun 6, 2022 7:50:36 GMT
admiral thanks mate! There are some about "bad dancer". In fact (historically) it's not about testicles/dick&balls  . Dancers and audience are putting chicken eggs somewhere on the dancefloor. So, "be agile, dance so as not to touch these eggs". Over time, it took on some slightly different meaning. Semantic context of this proverb is something like "A bad worksman always blames his tools". The opposite proverb (slang) is "In the right hands even a dick is a balalaika" [national string music instrument, something like a banjo]. Cheers.
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