You know… I saw a dream today. I was an archaeologist and some savages with masks instead of severed heads kidnapped me, hid me in an ancient temple and painted my skin with a blue paint.
#da fuck
Fuck, someone just opened up one of my greatest mistranslations to me.
One that made a ton of inaccurate theories spawn.
“I will not let you lay a hand on the son that we have brought into the world” is…
So this is one of OFF mistranslations? Okay. At least I found the answer to the question which has been bothering me for a long time.
Ahah, sorry, pals, I’m going to spam with OFF a bit.
30 minute scribble with Dedan before going to bed.
Damn this song.
Looking for some high-quality OFF arts and trying to write some kind of a review for the Lope de Vega’s play “La Discreta Enamorada” at the same time (my homework, actually). And in Kuchikin’s staging of this play I’ve seen recently there is a song which repeats several times, it’s “Hijo de la Luna” (Moon’s Son). So I found the song itself and its translation to figure out if it can help me in some way. And it was like:
“Okay, so Hijo de la Luna is about a gypsy woman, who prays to the Moon for a husband and promising to give her first born as payment for this. And when the child with white skin and grey eyes is born, the husband presumes that the son isn’t his, kills his wife, takes the son and leaves him to the mercy of fate somewhere in the wild. Well, killing him in fact. Oka—- WHUT? No. No-no-no. Nope, man. NOPE. Not another one trashy OFF theory. HELL NO.”
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Please don’t pay any attention to this gibberish. И тут меня накрыло, что я понял, ага.
Schwarz, Schwarz everywhere. This spring is full of Schwarz indeed. Really, I just can’t think about other my projects.
And why the hell I’m reading something about Ahnenerbe right now?
WIPs, thousands of them, old ones and new ones. I have no idea when I’m going to finish all of them.
A bit crazy artist and unqualified "underdemiurge" from Russian Far East.
