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9:02 PM
@BESW That last one definitely sounds a bit tautological.
 
Well, both Alláh and Abhá are names of God.
 
It's not necessarily tautological
Thor is a god but he is not that godly
 
But if you dig into their roots, one is the nominative for a Name that means "lofty/hidden" (and the traditional Islamic Name of God); the other is an elative adjective for a Name that means "glorious" (which is the one Baha'i texts usually use).
So you could expand it out into "The most glorious lofty and hidden God," but that would still miss the inter-religious implications.
Compare the Takbīr (Allāhu akbar, God is greatest) and tasbīḥ (Subḥān Allāh, God is purest).
 
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9:31 PM
@nitsua60 Great, now you've got me singing "Folksonomy" to the tune of a particular Meet the Feebles song.
 
@BESW I sing it to the tune of Excalibur's song from Soul Eater.
 
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@BESW I hum it more like "Mana mana."
 
@BESW Excalibur's song is the reason nobody's seen Excalibur in centuries
The little guy in the hat is the sword's personified form.
 
I wouldn't link any Meet the Feebles song in this chat.
 
9:39 PM
You can only wield him if you can put up with him. Which means singing his song, dancing with him, otherwise just generally being able to coexist with him.
 
I should put an easter egg in my D&D campaigns where you can get Excalibur by forging a sword using the metal from a measurement tool.
Because the new blade would be an "ex-caliper".
 
In Mad Merlin Excalibur is the original Latin Vulgate, the word written to combat polytheism made into a sword which could kill gods.
(Also Merlin is Zeus, who fell from Olympus the moment the Vulgate was finished. It's a very silly book that takes itself very seriously.)
 
I hope Merlin knows that, these days, he could probably take a helicopter to get back to the summit of Mt. Olympus.
 

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