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In reply to the discussion: A Thread to Appraise and Appreciate Mythological People [View all]kentauros
(29,414 posts)20. Okay, I have seen DUer demeter, but don't recall Persephone.
And thanks for the explanation
Have you ever heard of Layne Redmond? She was a master at the frame drum, and wrote a book titled "When the Drummers Were Women." She even put out a CD of her music where she discovered that Greek women were not only the drummers but also the bee-keepers. The book's out of print, so I've never gotten to read it, just Layne's blog posts about it, or the liner notes.
I picked "Kentauros" because it's the furthest back root word for "centaur," a form that is a love of mine. There's a deeper reason that I'd rather not mention in the open on DU because of the ultra-high mockability factor
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Prometheus, if it wasn't for him stealing fire from heaven, we would all be freezing our asses off.
Uncle Joe
Jul 2014
#13
It's M for 'My God I'm so getting over on these Libruls, they'll never discover me!1!!'
pinboy3niner
Jul 2014
#53