Houston pagans night out

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Events are social. Allow Facebook friends to see your upcoming events? Yes Recommended Yes Recommended. Held in bars, pubs, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and meeting halls, PNO is a social event for Wiccans, Asatruar, Thelemites, Druids, Setians and the hundreds of other Neopagan sects and sub-divisions.

Although the dialup BBS ceased operations in , and the website saw the end of its heyday by , the website still exists in a mostly static form. Donal was the author of the newsgroup RFD and charter, and husbanded the newsgroup through its creation. Donal had quickly realized that many tensions existed between the members of various traditions that were using his BBS and, influenced by a regular weekly party held by a chat board he was familiar with, decided to get his users together for a casual social outing to try to get them to view each other as friends first and practitioners of widely differing faiths second.

The announcement on his BBS regarding Pagans Night Out, made a few weeks before the suggested date, said everyone should "leave the Bolines and starched robes at home", meaning there was to be no discussion of inter-tradition politics. By the next year monthly attendance was closer to 50 with occasional special PNOs such as Yule and Samhain celebrations exceeding Toutes les traductions de pagan s night out.

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A PNO was started in the Washington, DC, area in when a resident from Houston moved to the nation's capital and wanted to offer a similar program for Pagans in the area.

It now meets on the third Friday of the month. Gentlemen, if your protectors were women, and they took all your property and your children, and paid you half as much for your work, though as well or better done than your own, would you think much of the chivalry which permitted you to sit in street-cars and picked up your pocket- handkerchief?