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New Password: I'm world famous. And over 2,000 years old. I might not be a household name in America. But in the East I am. I have impressive architecture; To be feeding so many for so long. I might also be the local pride, Of many folks of CCS.

How did you see it as disarming?

Killer Whale?

Ah, I see how you're thinking. I understand what you mean about "My start in life is often gritty"; the way we do our Password thing it would mean glass's start in life would be gritty. Certainly a reasonable point. I can't say what was in Snackermom's mind for that line. To be fair to that...

This is a little tough because in antique/medieval images, paintings, what a Princesses would avoid (like unclean places/people/things) are not things that would make an imp appear annoyed, and visa versa. So for that part, it can't be one thing, but instead multiple things. Which makes me...

Unclean or disorderly hearths?

Grrr! Yes! It's is a North American short-tailed shrew. You're up!

New Password: My venom immobilizes my prey If I was a horse I could eat a horse every day

When I read your original post, I didn't really understand it. But after reading your next couple posts, I went back and understood it. What came to my mind for unique words in the Bible were names. So I looked at a few of the "Jesse beget Bill" passages, but in the KJV (if not most) those...

You got it! It is indeed Balaam. Impressive! You said go so I went - God told Balaam to go with the men taking him to Moab King. But so foolish their request - Moab King was going to ask Balaam to curse Israel. You still nearly cut me down - Even though God said go with them, an Angel of the...

New Password puzzle: You said go so I went But so foolish their request You still nearly cut me down Except for my ride I would have lost my hide Even 42 would never have been enough To change what I must repeat

Keep your tarts at "home is where the heart is"? :sneaky: Actually, I'm gonna guess the "hearth" (home fireplace/stove) or in modern times called the kitchen.

For the fun part of your limerick, I'm gonna guess Pompeii, for fired up. But Babel is probably it with lost in translation.

That is correct! I called to worship - It's a bell tower to call to worship Medieval fellowship - created in medieval time period Unstable foundations - shallow foundation (about 3 metres) on soft alluvial clay, sand, and shells, which compressed unevenly under the tower’s weight Saved by...

Not the Notre Dame Cathedral. I'd probably assume Renaissance too.

The bells have been restored, probably more than once... ;)

New password: I called to worship Medieval fellowship Unstable foundations Saved by innovation

lair?

An Airbnb

Yep. You got it.