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Good old Vorpal Sword from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass".

Oh, you've meant good opposed to evil. I primarily thought about good (high quality) opposed to bad or poor (low quality).

What is "reasonable" for you is not necessarily reasonable for other person and vice versa. For an egocentric person their personal well-being is very reasonable. Often at the expense of everyone else's well-being. After all, there is no anyone dearer to nearly everybody than he/she...

LOL. I thought, that you cursed at (ancient) Greeks. Both "demon" and "daemon/daimon" are ultimately from Greek "δαίμων".

You can't "f*ck those guys", while still using their word, can you? Change word "demon" to any other, before doing that. Or give them at least some credit, by explaining what their word meant originally. There are no "angels" descriptions in the Bible. At least, no more descriptions, then the...

Δαίμων from classical Ancient Greek mythology has virtually nothing to do with "common" (i. e. Christian) usage of the word. If we will add all translations to many European languages of different supernatural beings from their original languages from different pre-Christian and/or different...

Huh? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilona_Staller#Political_life 1979...

The whole channel of this guy is about shamisen, and features covers of famous both classical and modern music pieces: "Black Dog" by Deep Purple, "Master of Puppets" by Nirvana, and so on, and so forth.

逆天邪神 / Ni Tian Xie Shen / Against the Gods

It's the first, that popped up in my mind after reading the topicstarter's question. Unedited (for children) versions of Greek myths are filled by horrible deaths to the brim, one worse than the other, I can't even give a first place for any of them. Actaeon was transformed into a stag by...

Both "polygamy" and "polygyny" definitions are incorrect (@Succubiome , I know, that it's not your definitions, but copied from the site lore). "Polygyny": one male has relations with several females. "Polyandry": one female has relations with several males. "Polygamy": legal form of marriage...