Other plurals include geas, geasa, and gesae - just to name a few which might be floating around. Canon In Nomine uses only Geases.

The holder of the Geas retains it unless their soul is utterly destroyed. How this interacts with reincarnation and humans is up to the GM - the transition might well eliminate a Geas. Or it might not.

Geases are visible celestially like any other similar Discord. Geas-hooks are only visible to Superiors . . . and then only if they are looking. The "hooked" entity cannot feel them, either, though Geases themselves are quite noticeable. This means that a starting Free Lilim will have 27 levels of very visible Discord on her celestial form.

Sure, if the Admin decides you are worthy, you might be accepted as a wizard. But note that you should know the basics of this mud before you request wizard-hood.

Old Geases still have force, and a Remnant could voluntarily agree to a new Geas, but they are otherwise immune to the Perception-based Need-reading that a Lilim must use before setting her Geas-hook.

Yes. Although some LDS sects now forbids plural marriage, other sects of The Church still adhere to the practice. Mormons gave up polygamy in order that Utah would be given Statehood. (Blood atonement is another practice which is espoused by some LDS sects and not by others). As Faithful members of the Church of Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ, we believe in preparing now, on earth, for polygamy in heaven. Instead of marrying multiple wives on earth, we can be 'sealed' to many wives.

While GMs are free to allow this . . . No, not unless she is going beyond what any other coffee shop clerk would do (such as handing out free coffee to people who don't have enough money to buy it) - the person who is buying the coffee he Needs is, essentially, obtaining coffee for himself and through his own efforts. There is no Symphonic "debt" being invoked, nor will he have any hint of gratitude for a Geas-hook to "catch" on.

The Palio of Siena is not an event that is limited to the horse race on the 2nd July and August 16. One could rather say that for the people of Siena the Palio lasts all year long. With the days of the Palio one generally means the 4 day period that culminates with the race (June 29 through July 2nd and August 13 through August 16) in which the majority of Palio events are concentrated.

The Hebrew word elohim is morphologically plural (that is, it's "shaped" as a plural, or "spelled" as a plural). However, in roughly 2,200 cases (by far over 90% of the biblical occurrences), the word elohim is used as a proper name for the ONE God of Israel. We know this because it's a cold, hard fact from the text.

It's "Books of Mormon," "Book of Mormons," or "copies of the 'Book of Mormon,'" depending on who you ask. Dear 100 Hour Board, Ok, so is it "Books of Mormon", "Book of Mormons", or "Copies of the Book of Mormon". i have no idea which one it is, and none of us can decide. -Jus' Wundrin Dear Jus', I say "Books of Mormon," but then again, I refer to the multiple Harry Potter films or books as "Harrys Potter." Take that for what it's worth. - Optimistic.

Many people think there isn't a right answer, others stand by apocalypses. In any case, it's probably rather traumatic and flamey.

The Hebrew word translated as "God" is elohiym. It is the plural form of elo'ah. While elohiym is plural. this does not mean that it is more than one. In Hebrew, a plural word may indicate quality as well as quantity. As an example, the Hebrew word ets is a tree. If there are two trees this would be written as etsiym meaning trees, qualitatively large. A large tree such as a Redwood could also be written etsiym, qualitatively large.

Because the elements() method always tries to return a ''list'' of elements -- which means that it returns an array in list context and a reference to an array in scalar context -- you have to do a bit of extra work to determine how many instances of a plural element exist. The most concise (and the recommended) way to do this is: my $how_many_foos = scalar ( @{$doc->elements('foo')} );

Yes, kingfeeds.com's Bid-Per-Click search engine makes a distinction between plurals and singular instances of words. For instances if you bid on the keyword "canary" you will also need to bid on the keyword "canaries" to cover both terms.

Some search engines distinguish between singular and plural versions of a word, while some don't, so, particular care needs to be taken where both versions are likely to be used in search terms.

It is best to input the product name in singular form. For example type "glove" NOT "gloves" in lower case only

Yes. You should consider both singular and plural forms, common misspellings, and alternative spellings. You can check a box on your submit form to request both the singular and plural forms of all keywords.

Not really. Although most liberals promote most of the agendas, many don't support certain parts. For instance someone who supports gun control may be against abortion. I wore one of your t-shirts and someone asked me a question about it that I don't know the answer to. Write down the question and find out the answer from our links page or by searching the web. Pray about it and let God lead you to the answer.