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There was a women who was fathered by the devil himself. For many years she roamed free in the fiery depths of hell until one day a demon of torture wanted her to spread her wrath on planet earth.
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'''Cai Shen''' ({{zh-tspw|t=財神|s=财神|p=Cáishén|w=Tsai2 Shen2}}) is the Chinese god of prosperity. He can be referred to as '''Zhao Gongming''' ('''Chao Kung-ming''') or '''Bi Gan''' ('''Pi-kan''').<ref name="Encyclopædia Britannica">'']'',
</ref> Though Cai Shen started as a Chinese folk hero, later deified and venerated by local followers and admirers, ] and ] also came to venerate him as a god.


Cai Shen's name is often invoked during the ] celebrations.<ref name="Encyclopædia Britannica"> </ref> He is often depicted riding a black Tiger and holding a golden rod. He may also be depicted armed with any one of several iron weapons.


She now teaches children.
Several versions of Cai Shen's political affiliation and subsequent deification are circulated.<ref name="Encyclopædia Britannica"> </Ref> It is unclear whether he is a genuine historical figure, though the vast majority of stories agree that Cai Shen lived during the early ]. It is believed that Bi Gan had a wife with the surname Chen (陈), or Chan in Cantonese. His son is Quan (泉). After Bi Gan was put to death by his nephew ], Bi Gan's wife and son escaped into the woods. His death eventually marked the collapse of the Shang Dynasty. Later on, Quan was honoured as the ancestor of all ] by Zhou Wu Wang.


Her voice is an ear piercing screech, and her face looks like a old mans behind .
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She deserves to be punched in the wind pipe and i can only imagine what her devil children would be like.
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If she were approached by a robber or murderer they would wish that they were never born.
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Revision as of 01:54, 8 April 2009

There was a women who was fathered by the devil himself. For many years she roamed free in the fiery depths of hell until one day a demon of torture wanted her to spread her wrath on planet earth.


She now teaches children.

Her voice is an ear piercing screech, and her face looks like a old mans behind .

She deserves to be punched in the wind pipe and i can only imagine what her devil children would be like.

If she were approached by a robber or murderer they would wish that they were never born.