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Is it really coming of age camp without some attempts at trying to summon satan?
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Is it really coming of age camp without some attempts at trying to summon satan?
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Meanwhile at the camp....
"How would you hide a body?"
"-and don't worry you don't actually have to bury a body here"
"-anyway, we're going to play a murder game in the duration of this camp!"
helsinki, here i come! prometheus camp in espoo, here i come!
train ride + a laptop = the shit
NEED A LITTLE HELP!?
We are translating a lot of Prometheus camp information into English at the moment, so I need a bit of help in choosing the right alternatives for some terms we will use in the future.
does the word "youth" carry a negative or derogatory meaning? I don't see it, but this still came up. If it does, what alternatives do you suggest?
Is there a simple/short way to say "not belonging to any religious groups"?
Is there a good term for an activity where an allegation is said and then one end of the room is "agree" and the other is "disagree" and the campers would then go to their own place in the spectrum of opinions?
I will probably ask you a lot of things concerning this and other Prometheus camp things. The first English/international camp in years might become reality next year and I'm one of the people organising it, so I'm pretty excited about all this.