I was at the strip club the other day, and up comes a dancer to the stage named Isis. Luckily, she was ugly, but if she was lap-dance-worthy, I think it might have made me think twice about getting private time with her. You would think she would have switched her stripper name to be something other than a Muslim terror group.
Do you have a dancer named Isis at your local club?
In the TV show "Archer" (an adult cartoon parody of secret agents), the organization Archer worked for was ISIS (International Secret Intelligence Service). The show has now dropped that name.
"Isis" has been a common dancer stage name for many years. With the infamy associated with the current terrorist organization by the same name, you'd think any dancers that presently use that name would change it. That's an easy thing for dancers to do.
Those that don't probably don't follow the news. I've also noticed over the years, that most dancers aren't news-conscious.
I just checked the Facebook page of one of my local (Seattle) clubs, that sometimes posts the lineups of dancers on Friday or Saturday nights. Sure enough, there was a dancer named, "Isis" that worked at that club last night (see the 11th name down):
Heh, true, chandler. Reminds me of how Scott Ian of the band Anthrax said in late 2001/early 2002 that after the various terror scares they might have to rename themselves "Basketful of Puppies"
I also pray to Nut and Geb. They are the proto type for Isis and Osiris.
Most religions associate man with sky and woman with earth. The Egyptian reverses this. So Geb is usually depicted as someone lying on the ground, having been pushed to the point of exhaustion by woman on top sex.
Here for example, Geb is the man on the ground, and Nut is over all of them.
So this continues in the Isis Squat over Osiris and being able to conceive Horus. I interpret this of course as not being an actual conception, but instead as leading to a spiritual rebirth. And some do see that this is the meaning intended with the emphasis on the woman being on top, that these lead to spiritual rebirth. Some also see East Indian Tantra as having originated in Egypt.
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I think it was inappropriate of the terrorist group to preempt the name of the Egyptian goddess.
I always thought she was too flat....
But her lap dancing was awful and I really regretted buying a 10 min session with her
Ah well, you win some you lose some
Those that don't probably don't follow the news. I've also noticed over the years, that most dancers aren't news-conscious.
https://www.facebook.com/KittensCabaret/…
http://isisoasis.org/html/temple.html
SJG
Most religions associate man with sky and woman with earth. The Egyptian reverses this. So Geb is usually depicted as someone lying on the ground, having been pushed to the point of exhaustion by woman on top sex.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geb
Here for example, Geb is the man on the ground, and Nut is over all of them.
So this continues in the Isis Squat over Osiris and being able to conceive Horus. I interpret this of course as not being an actual conception, but instead as leading to a spiritual rebirth. And some do see that this is the meaning intended with the emphasis on the woman being on top, that these lead to spiritual rebirth. Some also see East Indian Tantra as having originated in Egypt.
SJG
The Jungian Marion Woodman says, "Isis *is* the Black Madonna." Referring to the archetype which would seem to be depicted in the Gothic Cathedrals.
SJG
from Saturday Night Live.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go5dX7ZQu…
too many isholes out there.