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A reference to the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood. The wolf’s gentle smile hides his “teeth”, a euphemism for his cruel predatory nature. In the story, Little Red notes that the wolf posing as her grandmother ‘what big teeth you have’. The wolf then soon eats her.

The wolf can be interpreted as a male lover or sexual predator, and eating her can be a sexual reference to giving a woman oral sex.

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2D has severe cetaphobia (fear of whales), the manatee is there as a guard or just to mess with him.

Additionally, the Manatee’s name could be Hugh. Think about it…. Hugh Manatee… Humanity? In a sense aren’t we all kinda sitting up on melancholy hill? The dude seems to be asleep, drugged, comatose or something. Most of us could say we’re stuck in a net of other people’s expectations, not knowing who we really are.

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The ships are the USS Monitor and CSS Virginia.

#Battle of Hampton Roads
They first met on the March 9, 1862, marking the first time in history that two ironclad warships engaged each other in battle.

On the first day of the battle, the CSS Virginia had decimated wooden union ships due to its superior armour. That did not last; the following day, it met the USS Monitor.

The resulting battle led to both ships withdrawing from battle, yet both claimed victory.

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This song is track number 1 on the album A Badly Broken Code. In this song, Dessa describes her relationship with her little brother.

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Acid + Ambien = Some seriously good times

Ambien is said to lead to some brilliant sex 10-15 min after taking it.Just ask Tiger Woods

Also, taking the song’s disassociative/hallucinatory themes into account, the main reason he would mention Ambien is that if you take enough (and fight the sleep-inducing effects) it will eventually make you trip.

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Ant got those “Triple Beam Dreams”, but he ain’t selling drugs, he’s a user.

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The public that need saving are quite happily going along with their own destruction.

…even though your capacity to change the world as an individual is infinitesimal you have to try because anything less is at best selfish and worthless, and at worst destructive.

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“Vinum Sabbathi” is the opening track to Electric Wizard’s third studio album Dopethrone. The song is heavily inspired by the writings of Arthur Machen, who was influential to a lot of H.P. Lovecraft’s fiction. The track describes a bad drug trip.

Vinum Sabbathi, translated from Latin into English, means “Saturday wine.”

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Vinum Sabbathi/Sabbati translates to Witches' Wine or Wine of the Sabbath.

Most Likely a reference to The Novel of the White powder by Arthur Machen.

Men and women, seduced from their homes on specious pretences, were met by beings well qualified to assume, as they did assume, the part of devils, and taken by their guides to some desolate and lonely place, known to the initiate by long tradition, and unknown to all else. Perhaps it was a cave in some bare and windswept hill, perhaps some inmost recess of a great forest, and there the Sabbath was held. There, in the blackest hour of night, the Vinum Sabbati was prepared, and this evil gruel was poured forth and offered to the neophytes, and they partook of an infernal sacrament; sumentes calicem principis inferorum, as an old author well expresses it. And suddenly, each one that had drunk found himself attended by a companion, a share of glamour and unearthly allurement, beckoning him apart, to share in joys more exquisite, more piercing than the thrill of any dream, to the consummation of the marriage of the Sabbath.

It induces a dreamlike trance, almost like a drug trip.

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An abnormally short tale from Aesop’s past about a small child and a beagle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM7EHNWmpSM

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