The Raven and the Stormcrow

My work PC got fried. (It wasn't me.) There goes my Holy Week commentary on the Gospel of Judas. And now I have to rewrite the rules intro for my Fighting Card Game: Bleach. (Don't ask me why this was on my work PC.)

Remember kids: Jesus saves, and he does backups too.

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For those interested, we're scheduling the Splash Island outing on May 20. If you think you're invited, then you probably are.

Unless you've made a blog describing how you want to smash my skull into the pavement. Then you can just go to bloody hell.

I should mention... KKB ito, eh?
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In the meantime, I'll shamelessly steal the Wikipedia entry on Huginn and Muninn:

Huginn and Muninn, sometimes Anglicized Hugin and Munin, are a pair of ravens associated with the Norse god Odin. Hugin and Munin travel the world bearing news and information to Odin. Hugin is "thought" and Munin is "memory". They are sent out at dawn to gather information and return in the evening. They perch on the god's shoulders and whisper the news into his ears. It is from these ravens that the kenning 'raven-god' for Odin is derived.

The name Munin has its roots in the Old Norse word for memory.

From Grímnismál:

The whole world wide, every day,

Fly Hugin and Munin;

I worry lest Hugin should fall in flight,

Yet more I fear for Munin.

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