#king solomon

[facts-i-just-made-up]

In the oldest copies of the bible, King Solomon cuts the baby in half and both mothers leave happily with a portion.

[battmellamy]

What should King Solomon do?

Give baby to first lady

Give baby to second lady

Secret third option

Voting ended onJan 26, 2023

[call-me-noa]

SSR Pretender Solomon (Lev Lainur Flauros) ascensions

You get him for free for finishing the Grand Caster duel.

His profile confirms he IS Lev.

[marsvlog]

yayyy textured brushes

i’ve had this thing for months and just forgot to post. i need to improve my backgrounds

anyways, just had fun with this one and used things i usually don’t, like textured brushes, weird livid colors, more realistic style on the face. i missed painting noses so i totally enjoyed that lol

i won’t draw something like this again so sol (my wife) was the lucky character

here’s the black and white bg version

[lorkai]

Things with Solomon happened so spontaneously, so easy, as he jokes and makes you laugh, as he clings to you like a koala and blow raspberries on your neck, arms wrapped so tightly around you that you couldn't escape him even if you tried.

And then, other moments were all about domesticity, swaying side by side while you make lunch, letting him cuddle to your form and pepper your neck with long, soft kisses, talking nonsense in the middle of the night, having a tickle fight and playing fights just for the fun of it.

So of course, when he asked you to marry him, it was in a random moment. Both of you were practicing some curses and spells, and you were almost winning against him when he shouted the first thing that could freeze your brain.

"Marry me!"

It was soft, giddy, full of happiness, both at seeing your flustered face and because he won against you - he liked winning, you can't judge him for that.

Something something, domestic, spontaneous moments with Solomon, my beloved 🥺💓

[merrygoroundabout]

first thing in 2026 is a surge of astromancy department nostalgia

[eightiesfan]

✝ Richard Chamberlain (1934-2025) ✝

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

CNN whitewashes Houthi leader's antisemitism in interview

Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.

CNN Arabic on Monday published an interview with Houthi leader Mohammed Ali al-Houthi saying that the Houthis will stay out of the war unless things escalate.

The interesting part is that Yemen's Saba news agency published its own version of the interview, and while some parts line up, every crazy thing he said about Jews was ignored by CNN:

CNN Correspondent: Will the armed forces, led by Ansar Allah, begin targeting ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea, specifically Bab al-Mandab? And are Ansar Allah aware of the potential economic pressure this could have on countries in the region, such as Egypt? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: The Jews are leading the world toward destruction and are using America to achieve their goals. America should have considered its interests in the region and ceased the aggressive approach that Zionism is pushing it toward.  ... CNN Correspondent: To what extent can Ansar Allah continue to support Iran in this war? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: Yemen, along with Iran and the free people of the world, is confronting the Zionist plan because it is aggressive, destructive, and catastrophic for the peoples of our nation. It is the beginning of the downfall of existing civilizations, including American civilization. The Jews who destroyed the civilization of Prophet Solomon and abandoned it, following the magic recited by the devils, still harbor the same destructive and divisive mentality among peoples and nations, just as they separate a man and his wife with their sorcery.

Yes, the Quran mentions that Jews in Solomon's time used sorcery to separate husbands and wives.

CNN could point out the hate and insanity that the Houthi leaders show towards Jews - but it chooses not to. Instead, it treats them with deference and respect as national leaders.