Interestingly when you are hanged, you get a boner. It’s a real thing.
People would be nuts about medicine from some of the corpses, as the essence of criminals can be helpful. One such thing was to rub the sweat of the condemned on their hemmaroids. I forget what they did with redheads but they were really good for stuff.
Hanged. Meat is hung. People are hanged.
Some people are hung. Usually not witches, though.
Godammit
Interestingly when you are hanged, you get a boner. It’s a real thing.
People would be nuts about medicine from some of the corpses, as the essence of criminals can be helpful. One such thing was to rub the sweat of the condemned on their hemmaroids. I forget what they did with redheads but they were really good for stuff.
Alrighty then
The Angel’s Kiss I think it was known as
I’ve heard Angel lust
There is absolutely nothing saying you must be a woman to be a Witch. Wizard being the male equivalent is a modern usage.
Hence the “usually”. The girls still outnumber us.
Warlock i think
From what I can see warlock, like wizard, came to mean male sorcerer later. Though earlier than wizard in this case.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeyOBAra014
I prefer my witches hung
And my pork pulled
But people are meat
In this case you are right.
Both are fine for people. Hanged is actually more outdated and is used as the past tense for hanging (as in the execution).
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/hung-or-hanged
Pretty sure at least one is really bad for people. I’m not a doctor though.
I hate this stupid rule. No matter what word you use, the outcome is exactly the same. Something or someone is suspended off of the ground.
I mostly feel the same until I hear certain words that irk me. Namely brung instead of brought.
Speak for yourself, I’m hung as a horse.
I’m hung as a hearse.
“You can lead FiskFisk33 to water but you can’t get over the size of his genitals”
Why?
Unless you’re well hung.
Yay.
A pedant.
Meh. Language is descriptive, not prescriptive