American Native name Meaning Home of the evil spirit( Probably because the volcano Mt Rainier erupted off and on while the native americans lived in the area). Enumclaw is located 40 miles S.E. of Seattle Washington in the foot hills of the Cascade mountan range. Famous people that have visited Enumclaw. Elvis filmed a movie for the 1962 worlds fair that was in Seattle. Part of the movie was filmed in Enumclaw country side. The filmed showed him in the back of an old pickup playing a guitar driving
underneath a railroad trestle locted outside of the town of Enumclaw.

A heretical sect dating back to Apostolic times. Their name is derived from dokesis, "appearance" or "semblance", because they taught that Christ only "appeared" or "seemed to be a man, to have been born, to have lived and suffered. Some denied the reality of Christ's human nature altogether, some only the reality of His human body or of His birth or death. The word Docetae which is best rendered by "Illusionists", first occurs in a letter of Serapion, Bishop of Antioch (190-203) to the Church at Rhossos, where troubles had arisen about the public reading of the apocryphal Gospel of Peter. Serapion at first unsuspectingly allowed but soon after forbade, this, saying that he had borrowed a copy from the sect who used it, "whom we call Docetae". He suspected a connection with Marcionism and found in this Gospel "some additions to the right teaching of the Saviour". A fragment of apocryphon was discovered in 1886 and contained three passages which savoured strongly of Illusionism. The name further occurs in Clement of Alexandria (d. 216), Strom., III, xiii, VII, xvii, where these sectaries are mentioned together with the Haematites as instances of heretics being named after their own special error. The heresy itself, however, is much older, as it is combated in the New Testament. Clement mentions a certain Julius Cassianus as ho tes dokeseos exarchon, "the founder of Illusionism". This name is known also to St. Jerome and Theodoret; and Cassianus is said to be a disciple of V...

While phonetically the same as magic, the usage of this spelling denotes that the writer is either (1) an elementary school student who's flunking Spelling (possibly the rebellious type too hip to study or believe in Santa Clause), or (2) a young or full grown adult who refuses to grow up and believes that magic is real (possibly due to the childhood trauma of learning that Santa Clause wasn't real; as a result the victims immersed themselves into a world of utter fantasy, a more secure one that's much more difficult to disprove).

a modern day mystic warrior who uses Chinese black magic to battle the evil spirit Lo-Pan.

{The first 'a' is pronounced as in the word 'cat.'}

1. Song on album of the same name, released by the band Jethro Tull in 1971
...a. Name given to a perverted, disgusting bum type character in the song
...b. Referring to the lower class of humans created by man and not a god, representing the badness of the race (3)
...c. Conceptual song attacking the basic structure of religion and society, and how people alienate less fortunate humans, like Aqualung (1a) and "Cross-Eyed Mary," from the album's next song
...d. A term now (c) by Ian Anderson

2. Another name for SCUBA gear
...a. Which make a strange wheezing noise which supposedly represented the sound of Aqualung (1a) breathing
...b. Not in the real dictionary (1d)

3.
...1 In the beginning Man created God; and in the image of Man created he him.
...2 And Man gave unto God a multitude of names,that he might be Lord of all the earth when it was suited to Man
...3 And on the seven millionth day Man rested and did lean heavily on his God and saw that it was good.
...4 And Man formed Aqualung of the dust of the ground, and a host of others likened unto his kind.
...5 And these lesser men were cast into the void; And some were burned, and some were put apart from their kind.
...6 And Man became the God that he had crea...

Ancient Spirit of the Sennen Ring from the manga, Yuugiou. Also known as Yami Bakura, Mou Hitori no Bakura, Touzokuo Bakura, Doroboo Bakura or any number of fangirl names. He is mostly portrayed as an evil spirit although some fangirls (including yours truly) tend to give him a more human side from the canonical sadistic bastard from the manga. His host is Bakura Ryou.

The boogeyman of Northern California, this character has taken the form of various characterso ver time, including a demon, spirit, human and animal. It is said that he is virtually indestructible and roams the earth in the name of evil. There are several tales involving the Civil Servant, and they have a common theme- if a child misbehaves, then the Sacramento Civil Servant will get them and put them in his sack.

Not much is knonwn of the true origin of these stories. Some claim they were tall-tales spun by nomadic Lebanese immigrants wandering about Northern California at the turn of the 20th century. Others assert the stories are more recent, and are the work of a vindictive communist.