'Chromatica' Discussion - ACT II

[ChromaticRaccoon 1,761]

2 minutes ago, Doot said:

Can confirm I have not. I read the book of Genesis and that was enough for me. I am not religious in the slightest but respect others who are.

If you've read one you've read them all 

[Lemon Pie 1,318]

5 minutes ago, ShadowHunter said:

LMAOOO my grandparents are from azerbaijan 

no,no,no.....

your grandparents lied, they are from armenia 

[ShadowHunter 866]

6 minutes ago, dynamite said:

Welp that turned instantly dark lmao 

i know 😿

[eeaarrllaalloo 3,962]

Shawty, I'mma only tell you this once, you the illest

[ChromaticRaccoon 1,761]

Just now, Lemon Pie said:

My New favourite piece of geography trivia is that there's a place called 'Lesser Armenia' 

[Bling 31,288]

19 minutes ago, eeaarrllaalloo said:

any leaks?? 

None other than Stefani for Michael 

[mariomania1234 11,368]

Interesting info on the biblical narrative of Babylon:

 

Spoiler

In the Book of Genesis (Genesis 10:10), Babel (Babylon) is described as founded by Nimrod along with Uruk, Akkad and perhaps Calneh—all of them in Shinar ("Calneh" is now sometimes translated not as a proper name but as the phrase "all of them"). Another story is given in Genesis 11, which describes a united human race, speaking one language, migrating to Shinar to establish a city and tower—the Tower of Babel. God halts construction of the tower by scattering humanity across the earth and confusing their communication so they are unable to understand each other in the same language.

Babylon appears throughout the Hebrew Bible, including several prophecies and in descriptions of the destruction of Jerusalem and subsequent Babylonian captivity, most of which are found in the Book of Daniel. These include the episode of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, and Belshazzar's feast. Consequently, in Jewish tradition, Babylon symbolizes an oppressor against which righteous believers must struggle[citation needed]. In Christianity, Babylon symbolizes worldliness and evil.[93] Prophecies sometimes symbolically link the kings of Babylon with Lucifer. Nebuchadnezzar II, sometimes conflated with Nabonidus, appears as the foremost ruler in this narrative.[94]

The Book of Revelation in the Christian Bible refers to Babylon many centuries after it ceased to be a major political center. The city is personified by the "***** of Babylon", riding on a scarlet beast with seven heads and ten horns, and drunk on the blood of the righteous. Some scholars of apocalyptic literature believe this New Testament "Babylon" to be a dysphemism for the Roman Empire.[95] and in islam said to be the dajjal antichrist

I wonder if she'll do something "***** of Babylon" themed. 

[Doot 2]

2 minutes ago, ChromaticRaccoon said:

If you've read one you've read them all 

OT but your avi slays. 

[Lilbit 1,596]

We’re already not talking about Coronamatica. 

[Bling 31,288]

Just now, GLK said:

We’re already not talking about Coronamatica. 

Neither is Gaga so 

[eeaarrllaalloo 3,962]

we really studyin' some ANCIENT geography?

[Guest]

1 minute ago, GLK said:

We’re already not talking about Coronamatica. 

lmao

this is like the most chill forum ever when it comes to keeping things on topic. We'd all get infracted and banned anywhere else.

[TINDER 2,383]

What is this off topic mess!

[dynamite 54,479]

Just now, GLK said:

We’re already not talking about Coronamatica. 

Do you think Chromanica will be physically released in Azerbaijan? 

[ChromaticRaccoon 1,761]

1 minute ago, Doot said:

OT but your avi slays.

Aww thanks  your avi is really hot