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Monday, 14. July 2008, 19:03:33

To be honest, I have no good experience with first posts

. I have absolutely no idea what to say? I don't even know what you can expect from my blog. I admit that I might not even update regularly or often.

Oh well... We'll see.

PS: Tomorrow I am seeing the movie Bathory! I can't wait.

Bathory

Comments

bluecoffee # 14. July 2008, 22:37

never heard about this movie
what is about ?

PerfectEgoist # 14. July 2008, 22:44

Well the movie Bathory is based on the legends surrounding the life and deeds of Countess Elizabeth Bathory known as the greatest murderess in the history of mankind. In Czech we call her "Čachtická paní".

It's the newest Czech movie, also the most expensive one in the Czech history. So it's a must see for me :].

bluecoffee # 14. July 2008, 22:48

Strange story She was a great murderess never heard about her
but sure the movie gonna come here too maybe I gonna see it too

There are story like that mysterious and strange...

yumarlenehesayz # 15. July 2008, 01:48

I admit that I might not even update regularly or often.

Oh well... We'll see.

...I shared that same thought when I first posted on my blog. Hehe.

Welcome.

The movie sounds interesting...hopefully it makes its way to the states.

PerfectEgoist # 15. July 2008, 07:52

bluecoffee: Well, it's just a legend. Elizabeth Bathory was a Hungarian countess (if I am not mistaken), according to legends she killed more than 100 hundred virgins and bathed in their blood. I guess the legend is not very well-known outside central Europe (especially Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic).

yumarlenehesayz: Haha you really did?

And now you have that many posts. I will try to follow your example :3

bluecoffee # 15. July 2008, 10:02

It's a legend but there is certainly something wright in it
I lived in France and we have the some case or it looks like that
A friend of Jeanne d'Arc named Gilles de Rais who killed thousands
of chidreen because he thought that their blood give him
the immortality He was also a noble...It happens in the middle age