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I like the details and contrasts on the first one. You nailed it.
maharba · 2008-05-06: 09:38
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you do not have to be next to the churches to see these monsters ..the yall around , just behind your back:))
anamaria21 · 2008-05-06: 10:55
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#1 i like....
AyahAye · 2008-05-06: 21:44
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Very good!
braandhisfuji · 2008-05-07: 05:55
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Now that is a really good idea! I go and check Budapest what kind of monsters we have! :)
teaquila · 2008-05-10: 07:38
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Why do churches need such evil looking things to protect them? Can an evil thing protect something good from something evil? I thought we read that "perfect love casteth out fear," not terror casts out fear. Methinks the Christian message gets a bit tangled up in ancient ritualism and blanketed by superstition from time to time...
Daryl · 2008-05-10: 08:38
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Gargoyles have a really intriguing history. Too bad there aren't any here where I live to enjoy. The Gargoyle often makes his perch On a cathedral or a church, Where, mid ecclesiastic style, He smiles an early-Gothic smile. -Oliver Herford
conesminded · 2008-06-10: 22:48
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