Washing machines live... until the return of the many-angled ones.
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 10:58,
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As luck would have it,
I've written a novella on exactly this subject, which I've just submitted. Nice one! :)
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 11:49,
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argh! white text on black background!
i feels like the text burns into my retinas.
also, tentacle rape brings back bad memories for me :/
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 12:01,
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also, tentacle rape brings back bad memories for me :/
Did Uncle Cthulhu touch you in a bad place when you were little?
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 12:06,
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heh heh!
no, i didn't know much about manga at the time when, after watching akira, i borrowed a film from a friend.
anyway, i had a girlfriend come over after being out for the night and we decided to put it on.
it wasn't too far into the film when a huge demon started tentacle raping a young girl.
i think i died a little inside that night
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 12:14,
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anyway, i had a girlfriend come over after being out for the night and we decided to put it on.
it wasn't too far into the film when a huge demon started tentacle raping a young girl.
i think i died a little inside that night
I think she gets squeezed to death
rather than raped per se. Which is OK, obviously.
Wicked, wicked film though.
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 12:17,
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Wicked, wicked film though.
Have you read anything by Charles Stross?
(I've had this conversation with a few people, so aplogies if I've already harangued you on this).
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 11:30,
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Ha, yeah, I read The Jennifer Morgue not long ago.
It was kind of cool and terrible at the same time.
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 11:53,
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Did you read The Atrocity Archives first?
That's a great book. The Fuller Memorandum is a cloase second.
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 11:54,
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Nope, that's all I've read of his.
You heard of/read Shadows Over Baker Street? Holmes/Cthulhu crossover fiction! Some of its pretty good (there's a wicked one by Neil Gaiman).
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 12:09,
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I AM FRIGHTENED
One of our friends at school was called Carl... when we couldn't find him, we'd regularly sing 'Washing machines live longer... WHERE'S CARL GONE?'
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Sat 28 Jan 2012, 11:38,
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