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does any1 knoe if meat has seen it yet or is he still away?

 

old oxford dictionary: Banshee - Spitit whose wail protends death in a house (irish and scottish)

 

The banshee , from ban (bean), a woman, and shee ( sidhe, a fairie), is an attendant fairy that follows the old families, and none but them, and wails before a death. Many have seen her as she goes wailing and clapping her hands. The keen (caoine), the funeral cry of the pesantry, is said to be an imitation of her cry. When more than one banshee is present, and they wail and sing in chorus, it is for the death of some holy or great one. An omen that sometimes accompanies the banshee is the _coach-a-bower_ (coiste-bodhar), an immense black coach, mounted by a coffin, and drawn by headless horses driven by a _Dullahan_. It will go rumbling to your door, and if you open it, according to Croker, a basin of blood will be thrown in your face. These headless phantoms are found elsewhere than in Ireland. In 1807 two of the sentries stationed outside St. James's Park died of fright. A headless woman the upper part of her body naked, used to pass at midnight and scale the railings. After a time the sentries were stationed no longer at the haunted spot. In Norway the heads of corpses were cut off to make their ghosts feeble. Thus came into existence the _Dullahans_, perhaps ; unless, indeed, they are descended from that Irish giant who swam across the Channel with his head in his teeth.

 

 

yes thes is to banshee`s, the quad and the ghost but to me they are both the part of each other!

the screaming `shee will last forever!!! :headbang: let the good times roll!!!!! :headbang::headbang:

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does any1 knoe if meat has seen it yet or is he still away?

 

old oxford dictionary: Banshee - Spitit whose wail protends death in a house (irish and scottish)

 

The banshee , from ban (bean), a woman, and shee ( sidhe, a fairie), is an attendant fairy that follows the old families, and none but them, and wails before a death. Many have seen her as she goes wailing and clapping her hands. The keen (caoine), the funeral cry of the pesantry, is said to be an imitation of her cry. When more than one banshee is present, and they wail and sing in chorus, it is for the death of some holy or great one. An omen that sometimes accompanies the banshee is the _coach-a-bower_ (coiste-bodhar), an immense black coach, mounted by a coffin, and drawn by headless horses driven by a _Dullahan_. It will go rumbling to your door, and if you open it, according to Croker, a basin of blood will be thrown in your face. These headless phantoms are found elsewhere than in Ireland. In 1807 two of the sentries stationed outside St. James's Park died of fright. A headless woman the upper part of her body naked, used to pass at midnight and scale the railings. After a time the sentries were stationed no longer at the haunted spot. In Norway the heads of corpses were cut off to make their ghosts feeble. Thus came into existence the _Dullahans_, perhaps ; unless, indeed, they are descended from that Irish giant who swam across the Channel with his head in his teeth.

 

 

yes thes is to banshee`s, the quad and the ghost but to me they are both the part of each other!

the screaming `shee will last forever!!! :headbang: let the good times roll!!!!! :headbang::headbang:

Looks like I'm going to call my Banshee a "Bean Fairy"

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Looks like I'm going to call my Banshee a "Bean Fairy"

 

well, if the banshee ghost never existed then the banshee quad could have been called casper.........bean fairy is better than that.

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