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Brujeria
Spanish word for witchcraft. In Mexico when things are going bad in life it may be because someone has done brujeria on you (depending on how superstitious you are).
"Let me find out someone is doing that brujeria shit on me"
"Do you know a seño who can give me a limpia? I think someone is doing brujeria on me."
"Do you know a seño who can give me a limpia? I think someone is doing brujeria on me."
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Butlerian Jihad
The movement and philosphy, first coined by Frank Herbert in the book DUNE, that believes that artificial intelligence should be banned.
"Man may not be replaced."
" Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind"
Movement opposed to artificial intelligence, similar to Neo-Luddites
"Man may not be replaced."
" Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind"
Movement opposed to artificial intelligence, similar to Neo-Luddites
These new imiation artificial intelligence programs like Siri should be eleminated by the new Butlerian Jihad.
Butlerian Jihad by Smerber September 11, 2021
Brujeria
Brujeria is a Death Metal/Grindcore band formed in Tijuana Mexico during the year 1989. The band portrays Satanic Mexican Drug Lords who use Brujeria as a way to communicate their stories of Drug smuggling, Satanism, Drug Use, Sex and Rape. Their songs empower oppressed Mexicans due to the fact that some of their songs encourage Mexicans to hop the border and kill American whites. Brujeria is also known for having the band members use bandanas to cover their lower part of their face and use stage names to keep their identity a secret.
After years of people really thinking Brujeria was really a band made up of Satanic Mexican Drug Lords, it came into the light that the members of the band are neither Satanic nor Drug Lords and that the stories and lyrics are really just a form of shock value.
Brujeria takes pride in Mexico and the Mexican culture. However, the band has consisted and continues to consist of not only European white musicians, but also of American musicians.
Some notable musicians who play in Brujeria are:
Juan Brujo (Mexican American) - vocals (1989-Present)
Jeff Walker of Carcass A.K.A. "El Cynico" (British) - bass (2006-Present)
Shane Embury of Napalm Death A.K.A. "Hongo" (British) - guitar (formerly bass) (1989-Present)
Adrian Erlandsson of At The Gates A.K.A. "Podrido" (Swedish) - drums (2006-Present)
Other notable past members of Brujeria include Dino Cazares, Nicholas Barker and Patrik Jensen.
After years of people really thinking Brujeria was really a band made up of Satanic Mexican Drug Lords, it came into the light that the members of the band are neither Satanic nor Drug Lords and that the stories and lyrics are really just a form of shock value.
Brujeria takes pride in Mexico and the Mexican culture. However, the band has consisted and continues to consist of not only European white musicians, but also of American musicians.
Some notable musicians who play in Brujeria are:
Juan Brujo (Mexican American) - vocals (1989-Present)
Jeff Walker of Carcass A.K.A. "El Cynico" (British) - bass (2006-Present)
Shane Embury of Napalm Death A.K.A. "Hongo" (British) - guitar (formerly bass) (1989-Present)
Adrian Erlandsson of At The Gates A.K.A. "Podrido" (Swedish) - drums (2006-Present)
Other notable past members of Brujeria include Dino Cazares, Nicholas Barker and Patrik Jensen.
Brujeria white member screaming into the mic: "Viva Mexico Cabrones! Matando Gueros!!!"
What an irony, but BRUJERIA KICKS ASS!!!!
What an irony, but BRUJERIA KICKS ASS!!!!
Brujeria by giothewolf July 27, 2010
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Dude brujeria owns. If you like BAD ASS, punch you in the face, kick you in the balls metal, then you'll LOVE BRUJERIA
Beleriand
Region in the far northwest of Middle Earth in the First Age. Its history is recounted in Tolkien's epic work "The Silmarillion". Being the closest region to Valinor, this was the region peopled by elves who returned from Valinor or who didn't quite reach it; it is also the nearest region to Morgoth's fortress at Angband. The Wars of Beleriand - including five major battles and innumerable skirmishes - and the tales of Beren and Luthien, Turin and Nienor, and Tuor and Idril all take place in the setting of Beleriand.
The realms of Beleriand include Doriath, Nargothrond, Gondolin, Thargelion, Ossiriand, Himring,Falas, Mithrim, Dor-lomin and Dorthonion.
Beleriand is destroyed at the end of the Silmarillion in a massive battle in which the forces of Valinor join those of the elves of Beleriand in finally destroying Morgoth's forces; the realm is destroyed in the conflict and sinks into the sea (except Himling Island and Tol Fuin, which appear on later maps).
The realms of Beleriand include Doriath, Nargothrond, Gondolin, Thargelion, Ossiriand, Himring,Falas, Mithrim, Dor-lomin and Dorthonion.
Beleriand is destroyed at the end of the Silmarillion in a massive battle in which the forces of Valinor join those of the elves of Beleriand in finally destroying Morgoth's forces; the realm is destroyed in the conflict and sinks into the sea (except Himling Island and Tol Fuin, which appear on later maps).
The Noldor returned to Beleriand after the tragic events of the Kinslaying, whereas the Sindar remained in Beleriand all along.
Of all the battles of Beleriand, Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, was the most disastrous for the elves.
Of all the battles of Beleriand, Nirnaeth Arnoediad, the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, was the most disastrous for the elves.