Anne-Marie opens her arms while possessed by 'Gede' during the celebration of All Saints' Day at the municipal cemetery of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Saturday, Nov. 1, 2003. Haitians celebrate the Catholic All Saints' Day Nov. 1, and festivities continue in cemeteries through Nov. 2, the Day of the Dead. Saturday is also New Year's Day in the Vodou calendar in Haiti. Practitioners visit the tombstones of relatives and pay their respects to Baron Samedi, the god of the dead, and to his lascivious, sardonic offspring, Gede. (AP Photo/Andres Leighton)

Exactly Amber...not inviting to you...to each its own.

kreyolbro@aol.com

LOL!

The answer, I've got to see! Kreyolbro, n'ap tann ou...

let's see.......

the vinegar on kreyol's bwa      or the way the followers of Christ do it    a choirboys' anus on Kreyol's bwa behind the altar......

  you win Amber...bring on the christian boyz..

kreyolbro@aol.com

Well, that wasn't the answer I was so anxious to read. Sounded quite venomous.  I wasn't looking for a "WIN" and I wasn't dis'ing I stated my opinion that pouring HOT pepper booze down my pants didn't at all look inviting and you turned into religion bashing. I don't agree with pediphelia to set the record strait.

( are you yelling at me?)

amber amber..sweet amber.....this is what Ghede is all about....

having fun in a krazy lascivious manner.............

To answer you seriously..no no vinegar for Kreyolbwa......only a few people go to that extreme.  There is a muslim ritual where the men literally whip their bare chest until it bleeds in submission to I don't know what....think of the few hot pepper users in Ghede in the same way........religious fever too hot to handle..lol...lol

Relax everyone.....this is Ghede..... its the fun part of Vaudou.

kreyolbro@aol.com