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Part 2! Hope you enjoy!
"The Earth Is Slippery" is a common Aztec saying that essentially means that even good people can occasionally do bad things. Plus it's a double entendre, intended to allude to the idea that the stars merely slipped into the sky, rather than because of Coyote throwing them.
"The Earth Is Slippery" is a common Aztec saying that essentially means that even good people can occasionally do bad things. Plus it's a double entendre, intended to allude to the idea that the stars merely slipped into the sky, rather than because of Coyote throwing them.
March 12, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Part 2! Hope you enjoy!
"The Earth Is Slippery" is a common Aztec saying that essentially means that even good people can occasionally do bad things. Plus it's a double entendre, intended to allude to the idea that the stars merely slipped into the sky, rather than because of Coyote throwing them.
"The Earth Is Slippery" is a common Aztec saying that essentially means that even good people can occasionally do bad things. Plus it's a double entendre, intended to allude to the idea that the stars merely slipped into the sky, rather than because of Coyote throwing them.