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imagine dealing w an international crisis involving precious artifacts and someone is like ‘don’t worry I know a guy’ and it’s a dorky connecticut college professor named henry who slips into his slutsona and suddenly he’s capable of saving the world w the power of his whip & fedora

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you don’t know where the guy is. you don’t know where the guy is going. but you do know he’s on the case w a 98% success rate and his tits are out

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I said what I said!

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again................ I said what I said!

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Posted on Sep 11, 2023 with 32,517 notes
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cheeseat3am asked:

neil, is there any particular reason why most angels' names end with -ael or -iel? with the exceptions of metatron, sandalphon, and aziraphale of course.

neil-gaiman:

Angelic names tend to discuss the relationship of the angel to god, or be a description of an aspect of god. The “El” at the end of angelic names means “God” (or more precisely “god” because it can refer to lots of different gods).

Iirc Michael means “who is like God?”, Gabriel means “my strength comes from God”, Uriel means “light of God”, Saraqael means “beloved by God” and Muriel means “smells like God”.

Posted on Aug 10, 2023 with 5,160 notes