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Originally posted by mamabeth
Direct TV bill each month around $70.00.
Snacks and drinks for super bowl sunday around $20.00.
To watch the Patriots lose to the Giants for the 2nd time on super bowl sunday...
PRICELESS
Originally posted by LilDudeissocool
I'm just curious because I think they are. I may as well have been watching WWE last night.
All it will take is one player who is in on the fix to snitch. I think one day that will happen.
The concept of giants was discussed by the theosophist and occult author Madame Blavatsky who wrote about the existence of giants in her book The Secret Doctrine connecting them to her theory of root races and claiming they correspond with Hindu cycle of the universe.[1] According to theosophists ape-like giants were the third root race who lived on the continent of Lemuria.[2] Theosophists also linked giants to the Atlantean race.[3][4]
Ahu Tongariki near Rano Raraku, Occultists and Theosophists claim the stone structures were built by a race of giants
Madame Blavatsky claimed that the Easter Island stone structures were built by the fourth root race, a race of giants. She also claimed due to the size of Buddhas of Bamiyan in Afghanistan they had been built by giants measuring 60 feet tall.[5] Blavatsky linked the Polynesian peoples as the very earliest survivors as a "sub-race" of the fourth root-race, due to the Polynesian people being "a higher stature than the rest of mankind".[6]
The German occultist Guido von List was influenced by Blavatsky's writings on giants and mixed together paganism, mythology, with theosophy which accepted the existence of giants living in different realms based on the first four rounds of the root race theory.[7]
R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz the egyptologist and traditionalist believed that giants had roamed the earth, and that after the fall of Adam, humanity fell into a state of degeneration.[8]
Lewis Spence a writer on mythology was critical of theosophy, however he still accepted the existence of giants. He read and researched english folklore and mythology depicting such giants such as Magog and the British giant Albion.[9] Another writer who was opposed to occultism was the British journalist and author William Comyns Beaumont, like Spence he also accepted the existence of giants based on folklore, mythology, traditions and archeology. Beaumont believed that Britain was the location of Atlantis and that it was occupied by a giant race of Aryans.[10]
In the 1970s many of the authors of the earth mysteries movement in Britain wrote about Giants. John Michell wrote about the existence of giants in his book The view over Atlantis. Another writer Anthony Roberts wrote the book Sowers of Thunder: Giants in myth and history in 1978. In the book Roberts claimed that giants were the original inhabitants to the British Isles and linked Alfred Watkins ley lines to the British giants.[11]
Originally posted by LastProphet527
Originally posted by mamabeth
Direct TV bill each month around $70.00.
Snacks and drinks for super bowl sunday around $20.00.
To watch the Patriots lose to the Giants for the 2nd time on super bowl sunday...
PRICELESS
PRICELESS.
2 of the greatest moments of my life...no joke!
Originally posted by MasterGemini
Originally posted by LastProphet527
Originally posted by mamabeth
Direct TV bill each month around $70.00.
Snacks and drinks for super bowl sunday around $20.00.
To watch the Patriots lose to the Giants for the 2nd time on super bowl sunday...
PRICELESS
PRICELESS.
2 of the greatest moments of my life...no joke!
I am most certain they LOST the first go around
You know what I mean?
Originally posted by oghamxx
ALL have been fixed since late 70's. Sports betting is big money.
Originally posted by oghamxx
reply to post by LilDudeissocool
Connect the dots. I have many more I dare not reveal.