Another little personality test, again not to be taken too serious: Which Enemy of the Christian Faith Are You?
And what are you?
This is how it could continue (by Atheist Cartoons):
(Test via The Atheist Blogger, Cartoon via Friendly Atheist)
Quote of the Day (15)
Let’s combine the following quote with a little quiz:
“For certain there never were witches and warlocks in this world, but it’s just as undeniable that throughout history people believed in cheaters who had the talent of acting as sorcerers.”
(my translation)
When is this quote from?
- 11th century (33%, 2 Votes)
- 18th century (33%, 2 Votes)
- 3rd millennium (33%, 2 Votes)
- Ancient Greece (0%, 0 Votes)
- Julius Ceasar's time (0%, 0 Votes)
- 1960s (0%, 0 Votes)
Votes total: 6
Loading ...Solution (20 Dec): 33% were right, it’s from the 18th century. Last weekend’s Donaukurier, where I found it, attributed it to Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872), but German WikiQuote shows as confirmed source Giacomo Casanova (1725-1798), Italian adventurer and author. Guess a DK editor might have messed up copy&paste in this quote collection…
Photo: sgursozlu/sxc
Blog carnival: Music of the Year 2008
Like last year, I’m conducting a blog carnival (what’s that?) in which I’d like to know which music you liked best this ending year:
- Your song of the year?
- Your album of the year?
- Your live concert of the year?
(Alternatively, if you weren’t at a noteworthy concert: Live album/DVD of the year.)
Preferrably, it should be new releases of 2008, but if you came across something older and like that more than any new stuff, that’s also okay. 
And I don’t mind if you write a little more about your choices, of course, but you don’t have to, a simple list is enough.
If you want to participate, write – as usual for blog carnivals – a post on your own blog (you can use the graphic above if you like) and inform me (and the other readers) via trackback/pingback or, if that doesn’t work, a manual comment to this post here; the carnival ends on 11 January 2009 11:59pm, and I’ll analyze the results afterwards, of course.
I’m curious to see what will be mentioned…
You can win something this time: If at least 10 people participate, I’ll raffle off a CD single “Say It’s Not True” by Queen+Paul Rodgers, if there are at least 20 participants, I’ll add an album (CD) by, you guessed it, Queen+Paul Rodgers “The Cosmos Rocks”. Incl. shipping within Europe, of course. Legal recourse is excluded etc.
My own favorites are:
- Song: A tough decision, but the winner is “Blind Man” by Black Stone Cherry – close runners up are AC/DC, Metallica, Mötley Crüe, Queen+Paul Rodgers, and certainly a few others I forgot now…
- Album: Rest of Queen + Paul Rodgers: The Cosmos Rocks. What else could it be? Of course Queen is not the real Queen without Freddie, but it’s good music nonetheless – see my review.
- Concert: The concert for the album. What else could it be?
Musik-Quiz 41
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Just another German blog baton…