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I was browsing through the recent submissions and saw some pics of people in their fursuits and it made me miss wearing mine X3
So I got
to take some piccies of me!
So I got
to take some piccies of me!
Category Photography / General Furry Art
Species Housecat
Size 1000 x 753px
File Size 972.5 kB
*farts due to the force of impact* ^////^ sorry about that.....oww my head, wait a minute I remembered that I'm resistant to that kind of toxic gas but your not, you better have this *hands over a gas mask* I'll put one on because it makes me look cool *puts on a gas mask that has a filter on one side*
Sixth circle (heresy)
In the sixth circle, Heretics, such as Epicurians (who say "the soul dies with the body"[23]) are trapped in flaming tombs. Dante holds discourse with a pair of Epicurian Florentines in one of the tombs: Farinata degli Uberti, a Ghibelline (posthumously condemned for heresy in 1283); and Cavalcante de' Cavalcanti, a Guelph, who was the father of Dante's friend and fellow poet Guido Cavalcanti. The political affiliation of these two men allows for a further discussion of Florentine politics (Canto X).
In response to a question from Dante about the "prophecy" he has received, Farinata explains that what the souls in Hell know of life on earth comes from seeing the future, not from any observation of the present. Consequently, when "the portal of the future has been shut,"[24] it will no longer be possible for them to know anything.
In the sixth circle, Heretics, such as Epicurians (who say "the soul dies with the body"[23]) are trapped in flaming tombs. Dante holds discourse with a pair of Epicurian Florentines in one of the tombs: Farinata degli Uberti, a Ghibelline (posthumously condemned for heresy in 1283); and Cavalcante de' Cavalcanti, a Guelph, who was the father of Dante's friend and fellow poet Guido Cavalcanti. The political affiliation of these two men allows for a further discussion of Florentine politics (Canto X).
In response to a question from Dante about the "prophecy" he has received, Farinata explains that what the souls in Hell know of life on earth comes from seeing the future, not from any observation of the present. Consequently, when "the portal of the future has been shut,"[24] it will no longer be possible for them to know anything.
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