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AVeryMadCat wrote::D @jackalsworth There have been other instances where my riddle was not immediately clear

You're not helping, Cheshie.

IslaKariese wrote:Hold on: Could this have something to do with Angelus?

Okay, I'm looking at initials. Could Seraphim equate to Steinitz, and Azazel represent Angelus?

NeverSlender wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:Hold on: Could this have something to do with Angelus?

I don't think so. Angelus is a christian term while the riddle refers to things from Judaism.

Does that neccesarily make a difference though? Wouldn't be the first time religion had gotten mixed up by fiction...

Apparantly this is where the phrase 'scapegoat' cokes from... a goat was sacrificed... I dunno, T Azazel, I guess, who was apparantly some really wicked angel, probably fallen.

The devil condemnted by the actions of others as a 'scapegoat'? Maybe it IS referring to a Cabal member...

WackyMeetsPractical wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:Hold on: Could this have something to do with Angelus?

Okay, I'm looking at initials. Could Seraphim equate to Steinitz, and Azazel represent Angelus?

My first thought. Perhaps, it's about their personalities and relation in between the members of the Cabal.

Scarab wrote:

NeverSlender wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:Hold on: Could this have something to do with Angelus?

I don't think so. Angelus is a christian term while the riddle refers to things from Judaism.

Does that neccesarily make a difference though? Wouldn't be the first time religion had gotten mixed up by fiction...

Apparantly this is where the phrase 'scapegoat' cokes from... a goat was sacrificed... I dunno, T Azazel, I guess, who was apparantly some really wicked angel, probably fallen.

The devil condemnted by the actions of others as a 'scapegoat'? Maybe it IS referring to a Cabal member...

I asked. May as well.

Scarab wrote:

NeverSlender wrote:

IslaKariese wrote:Hold on: Could this have something to do with Angelus?

I don't think so. Angelus is a christian term while the riddle refers to things from Judaism.

Does that neccesarily make a difference though? Wouldn't be the first time religion had gotten mixed up by fiction...

Apparantly this is where the phrase 'scapegoat' cokes from... a goat was sacrificed... I dunno, T Azazel, I guess, who was apparantly some really wicked angel, probably fallen.

The devil condemnted by the actions of others as a 'scapegoat'? Maybe it IS referring to a Cabal member...

Well in Christianity the Seraphim fly around God's throne singing. I don't know what they do in Jewish tradition
Also this might help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repentance_in_Judaism

Also possibly important: "Seraphim" literally means "burning ones".

meetplan in pheeble

...how did you?

Dryunya wrote:...how did you?

Eh?

Zup wrote:meetplan in pheeble

How does that even...

Zup wrote:meetplan in pheeble

tl;dr There's going to be an echo at a hotel in San Francisco soon.

Zup wrote:meetplan in pheeble

Flip, how did you work THAT out?

Seraphim have one thought: help Azazel "teshuva" condemnation.
...Help Azazel return condemnation, or redeem hismelf from condemnation. What DOES that mean?

The last letters. M E E T P L A N.

The first letters were SHOT HATC, so I thought they were an anagram, but it was the last letters of each word that spelled out "meetplan"

Zup wrote:The last letters. M E E T P L A N.

...Holy crap, I'd take my hat off to ya if I wore one

And because I'm the fucking literalist, I got you all barking up all sorts of wrong trees. Sorry, guys.

Zup wrote:The last letters. M E E T P L A N.

But... Where did that come from? #mindblown

*FACEDESK*

Sorry, once I saw it was nonsense, I starting looking for sense out of the chaos. Plus I figured it had to do with Pheeble, since that's the theme tonight (apparently).

Scarab wrote:

Zup wrote:meetplan in pheeble

Flip, how did you work THAT out?

Seraphim have one thought: help Azazel "teshuva" condemnation.
...Help Azazel return condemnation, or redeem hismelf from condemnation. What DOES that mean?

Well according to wikipedia (unfailing source of info that could never be wrong, I digress) one of the possible other meanings is to teach others not to commit the same sin, I don't know why but that caught my eye.

Seraphim have one thought: help Azazel "teshuva" condemnation.

Just to clarify.

Zup wrote:

Seraphim have one thought: help Azazel "teshuva" condemnation.

Just to clarify.

You wins today. Congratulations.
Take this and this
*high five*

Zup wrote:

Seraphim have one thought: help Azazel "teshuva" condemnation.

Just to clarify.

Oh okay

Victin wrote:You wins today. Congratulations.
Take this and this
*high five*

*high five!*

*whoosh*

I wish I was better at high fiving.