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Ah, I see that Krampus has a Gryla-friend
In Icelandic Folklore, the "Grýla" is an ogress that collects naughty children to cook in a stew and eat on Christmas Evepic.twitter.com/PJd5dn7q3J
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It’s ok to log off for the evening. You won.
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Obviously one of
@theresa_may 's ancestors :) - End of conversation
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In Russian tales and folklore she is called „Baba Yaga“.
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Ahhh. Doing the Lords Work.
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Ah! So I assume that Hansel and Gretel were little icelanders delinquents! Good to know
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You forgot to mention that she's the Yule Lads mom.
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This kind of stuff is what America is missing. We need something scary for the holidays. Christmas Student Loan Collector or something.
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If only i knew this tale when my children were small
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I'm kinda going off christmas now...horrufic folk story number 5 today
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Must be tight with Krampus
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@Courtknee66 this is you deadass
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LOL WTF. You tryna fight?!
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1v1 h4 sanc
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Good for her
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