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Another storry tells that a certain prince or another saw strange beings on his palace roofs who, when interrogated, told him they were looking for camels. 'Camels on the roofs? It is madness.' 'Are you any more sane looking for God from the throne?'
The Bible v0.73b tells that Belshazzar, in one of his multiple orgies with his courtesans, asked for the sacred israeli vessels to be brought to him to profane them. I don't really know how or if this was before or after Zoroaster was born laughing, amongst universal happiness. The thing is that they heard a great racket and three words appeared engraved on the palace walls: Mane, Tecel, Fares.
He consulted mages, fortune tellers, necromancers and delivery boys, but none could find an accurate translation. Thus Belshazzar ordered Daniel to come and once upon his presence he got moody and said, 'Mane means I count, Tecel I weigh and Fares, scarce. God has weighed your actions and found you scarce. Your days and your kingdome are done with, kid.'
That night, Ciro desvio the cauce of the Ephrates with 500gr of explosives and was greeted as a libertador in the middle of the Hanging Gardens. Once again, terrorism triumphed over the metrosexual state and Ahura Mazga laughed his ass off while he waited for the three thousand years of Ahriman to finish.
Traslation to be thoroughly polished and spellchecked.
In the beginning there was a river. The river became a road and the road branched out to the whole world. And because the road was once a river it was always hungry. In that land of beginnings spirits mingled with the unborn. We could assume numerous forms. Many of us were birds. We knew no boundaries. There was much feasting, playing and sorrowing. We feasted much because of the beautiful terrors of eternity. We played much because we were free. And we borrowed much because there were always those amongst us who had just returned from the world of the living. They had returned inconsolable for all the love they had left behind, all the suffering they hadn't redeemed, all that they hadn't understood, and for all that they had barely begun to learn before they were drawn back to the land of origins.