Is it happening?

Is it happening?

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Whats happening nigger? Scamming another hundred goys?

friday (as usual)

2 birds on top of a thing on top of a fish

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>two birds = two weeks
>pile of fish = pile of gold
>big mackerel = staking

>2 years of nothing ever happening.
Probably not

>To many ancient Greeks, Delphi was considered the navel (ομφαλός) of the Earth. There is a story that Zeus — trying to determine the center of the earth — released two eagles simultaneously from the ends of the earth and at the point where they crossed paths, he dropped a sacred stone, called the Omphalos. (Some say the Omphalos is in fact the same stone that Zeus’s mother, Rhea, used in order to deceive Cronos by swaddling it in blankets and giving it to Cronos to devour in Zeus’s stead).

> Many images and coins depict the Pythia or Apollo sitting directly on the stone or on a tripod set above it, while other images depict figures making libations upon the stone. It was said to have been frequently draped in sacred woven netting of wool and precious stones. In one coin depiction, Zeus’ two eagles flank the stone, which sits atop what appears to be a dolphin. The term “Delphi” itself may be related to the Greek word δελφίνι, meaning “dolphin,” as there is a myth in which Apollo transformed himself into a dolphin and landed on the deck of a Cretan ship, guiding its sailors to the coast beneath the sacred mountain, encouraging them to build his temple there.

> But the term “Delphi” may also come from the name Delphyne, who was said to be the monstrous serpent-dragon who dwelt at or near the site — and guarded it — long before the coming of Apollo. Others say that the great serpent’s name was Pytho (meaning “rotten one”), the child of the primordial earth goddess Gaia. Similar to the monstrous Echidna, Delphyne was described as a half-maiden, half-serpent dragon (drakon), while Pytho (or Python) was referred to as both a male or female dragon.

> Regardless of the serpent’s name, when the young god Apollo arrived at Delphi with a desire to craft himself a place of worship, Apollo killed the serpent and claimed Delphi as his own sacred center.

atemplewild.com/journal/delphi-and-the-corycian-cave

What did he mean by this?

It's literally STAKED into the background. Connect the dots, Bulgarian.

Ummmm guys. Im scared wtf is going on

>According to the myths regarding the founding of the Delphic Oracle, Zeus, in his attempt to locate the center of the earth, launched two eagles from the two ends of the world, and the eagles, starting simultaneously and flying at equal speed, crossed their paths above the area of Delphi, and so was the place where Zeus placed the stone.

The fish symbolizes flying around the world and meeting again. Christians used this symbol for their secret meetings too and made up the backronym ἸΧΘΥΣ.