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King Darkness...Dualistic religion that arose in Iran in the late 5th cent . Its origins are uncertain, and no Mazdakite scriptures survive. It is named for Mazdak, its main Persian proponent in the 5th century, who converted the Sasanid king Kavadh I. It held that there were two original principles, Light (or Good) and Darkness (or Evil), which accidentally became mixed, producing the world. Humans' duty was to strive to release Light in the world through moral conduct. Mazdakism was suppressed in the 6th century by Persian nobles and Zoroastrian clergy who objected to its tenets concerning the common holding of property and women, but it survived in secret until the 8th century.

:dunno


Thats what came up when I entered King Darkness at Encyclopedia.com.
 
Wow Chase! That's pretty hilarious...:lol

Here was what mine brought up... Dark Art

Dark Art
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Primarily a product of the 20th Century, dark art is an art style defined as that being "dark" or unsettling in nature. Called and classified under many names such as gothic, horror, metaphysical, nightmarish, and disturbing, it is actually a culmination of techniques and styles. It has been presented in many forms by many artists, illustrators and film-makers. It continues to grow in popularity as a part of the horror genre and gothic, music and publishing culture. Today, it a part of our mainstream culture, crossing over into multiple mediums including advertising, television, film, and marketing. While it has roots in horror, it has been presented in collage, surrealism, abstract, motion graphics, grunge, expressionism, and largely digital art.
 
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My name:

toe / t/ • n. 1. any of the five digits at the end of the human foot:

? any of the digits of the foot of a quadruped or bird.
? the part of an item of footwear that covers a person's toes.
2. the lower end, tip, or point of something, in particular:
? the tip of the head of a golf club, furthest from the shaft.
? the foot or base of a cliff, slope, or embankment.
? a flattish portion at the foot of an otherwise steep curve on a graph.
? a section of a rhizome or similar fleshy root from which a new plant may be propagated.

There you have it.

->My name means a digit of the foot that covers a person's toes at the lower end, tip head of a golf club and base of a cliff otherwise steep curve on a graph or similar fleshy root of a rhizome which a new plant may be propagated.

HOLLA !!!!!!!
 
There you have it.

->My name means a digit of the foot that covers a person's toes at the lower end, tip head of a golf club and base of a cliff otherwise steep curve on a graph or similar fleshy root of a rhizome which a new plant may be propagated.

HOLLA !!!!!!!

Dude, thats sweet:rock
 
King Darkness...Dualistic religion that arose in Iran in the late 5th cent . Its origins are uncertain, and no Mazdakite scriptures survive. It is named for Mazdak, its main Persian proponent in the 5th century, who converted the Sasanid king Kavadh I. It held that there were two original principles, Light (or Good) and Darkness (or Evil), which accidentally became mixed, producing the world. Humans' duty was to strive to release Light in the world through moral conduct. Mazdakism was suppressed in the 6th century by Persian nobles and Zoroastrian clergy who objected to its tenets concerning the common holding of property and women, but it survived in secret until the 8th century.

:dunno


Thats what came up when I entered King Darkness at Encyclopedia.com.


ALL HAIL KING DARKNESS aka the maker of MAZDAKISM !!!!!
 
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