poemranker ::Yay for Unspeakable Evil! by razorgrin

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Yay for Unspeakable Evil!

Member since 2002 · Posted 28 Apr 2003 · 14 comments

Necronomicon Death, madness and Elder Gods. Let's read it out loud.

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14 comments

[n/a] INTRANSIT 28-Apr-03/6:29 PM Reply
let me wax mine ears, first.
[n/a] <~> 28-Apr-03/8:24 PM Reply
but , surely, not without thine hand!!!
[4] Blindproject217 28-Apr-03/10:35 PM Reply
i dont really like the last line it breaks the mood. -4-
[6] brazen 28-Apr-03/11:16 PM Reply
Clatu Verata N... N... it's an 'N' word. N... N... It's definitely an "N" word!
[n/a] razorgrin › brazen 29-Apr-03/7:26 PM Reply
Klaatu Barada Nitko. I'm a nerd.
[6] brazen › razorgrin 29-Apr-03/10:37 PM Reply
its ok...you just finished the line that i was actually quoting from the movie...which one is worse is up to reality to decide.
[10] Bachus 29-Apr-03/12:31 AM Reply
HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!!! what? You're kidding right? lol. I'll bring the greater and lesser key of Solomon just in case.
[10] Bachus 29-Apr-03/12:34 AM Reply
"On this day, I have found fear..." Ahbdul Alhazar 'the mad arab'. (from the Necronomicon)
[n/a] razorgrin › Bachus 29-Apr-03/7:25 PM Reply
Alhazred. "That is not dead which can eternal lie.." Whoever finishes the line gets a super-magic hug.
[n/a] <~> › razorgrin 29-Apr-03/7:59 PM Reply
Yet with strange aeons, even Death may die.

or, the thing that should not be. i'll take that hug, now, please.
:)
[n/a] razorgrin › <~> 5-May-03/2:09 PM Reply
hug!
[10] Bachus 29-Apr-03/12:38 AM Reply
Necronomicon
Death, madness and Cthulu.
Let's swallow some souls.


[n/a] -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 26-May-03/7:30 AM Reply
I rather fancy you would enjoy the horrifying short stories of Thomas Ligotti. He's like a cross between H.P. Lovecraft and F. Kafka, but with more insane, screaming mannequins.
[n/a] razorgrin › -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. 2-Jun-03/10:58 PM Reply
I love Thomas Ligotti. Actually, I just started reading his stuff, but I'm definitely enjoying it.