Those who claim to wear halos above their heads, shouldn’t brag about having them, unless they’re aware that their horns are in the same head the halo hovers over.
Halos aren’t like she is talking about. They are depicted as energy radiating from the head and sometimes body of a person or being showing their other worldliness. Not those cheap circlets held above the head in costume.
The Sumerians called them “elammu” a sign of partial or full “godhood”. Judean, Islamic and Christian too have that feature of the Radiant Ones both human and celestial. Said to surround the Igig or Annunaki and some of their demigod offspring like Gilgamesh. A strange substance reportedly found in their blood like what the ancient Aztec & Maya talk about in relation to their own heavenly beings.
electricshadow Premium Member over 5 years ago
Just be careful. A dog may mistake it for a Frisbee, catch it, and run away.
amethyst52 Premium Member over 5 years ago
My horns hold up my halo.
The Reader Premium Member over 5 years ago
Aunty, you’re a natural for politics!
Troglodyte over 5 years ago
Aunty, you can do anything with your wild imagination…
DanFlak over 5 years ago
This is exactly what some “holier-than-thou” types do: flaunt their self-proclaimed spiritual superiority in a neener-neener fashion.
Strider Keninginne Premium Member over 5 years ago
Those who claim to wear halos above their heads, shouldn’t brag about having them, unless they’re aware that their horns are in the same head the halo hovers over.
Marvin Premium Member over 5 years ago
You need to go back into “the home,” Aunty.
bookworm0812 over 5 years ago
I think every angel feels the same way, Auntie.
anomalous4 over 5 years ago
Channeling your inner “Xena, Warrior Princess”? You GO, grrrl!!!
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe over 5 years ago
Aunty Acid, Warrior Princess!
pcolli over 5 years ago
Aunty has a Halo?
WCraft Premium Member over 5 years ago
♪ You look like an angel… but I got wise… ♪
bakana over 5 years ago
Halos make Great Frisbees.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 5 years ago
Halos aren’t like she is talking about. They are depicted as energy radiating from the head and sometimes body of a person or being showing their other worldliness. Not those cheap circlets held above the head in costume.
The Sumerians called them “elammu” a sign of partial or full “godhood”. Judean, Islamic and Christian too have that feature of the Radiant Ones both human and celestial. Said to surround the Igig or Annunaki and some of their demigod offspring like Gilgamesh. A strange substance reportedly found in their blood like what the ancient Aztec & Maya talk about in relation to their own heavenly beings.