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Saturday, 13 August 2011
A small amount of investigation last night cleared my mind on the subject of Scottish warlocks. It transpires, that the word is basically meaning "oathbreaker" or "cunning man." These representations you may see bearing likness to viking looking gods are fake or refer to a different type of warlock. There is not much else to report today. The weather is a bit rainy.
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