Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn
>>25176674many are saying this
Cthulu, dreaming in the Deep (R'lyeh, the sunken city) symbolizes the present unawakened state of humanity
>>25176697no, it's a metaphor for tranny insanity
>>25176701the tranny insanity is just level 1 retards who got opped by anime pfps
>>25176706yeah that's what Lovecraft was talking about
>>25176674ffcwm llwychprydd gwchru
>>25176674It's just fantastic hebrew
>>25176674This is just Welsh
>>25176674It must have been the rats; the viscous, gelatinous, ravenous army that feast on the dead and the living. . . . Why shouldn‘t rats eat a de la Poer as a de la Poer eats forbidden things? . . . The war ate my boy, damn them all . . . and the Yanks ate Carfax with flames and burnt Grandsire Delapore and the secret . . . No, no, I tell you, I am not that daemon swineherd in the twilit grotto! It was not Edward Norrys‘ fat face on that flabby, fungous thing! Who says I am a de la Poer? He lived, but my boy died! . . . Shall a Norrys hold the lands of a de la Poer? . . . It‘s voodoo, I tell you . . . that spotted snake . . . Curse you, Thornton, I‘ll teach you to faint at what my family do! . . . ‘Sblood, thou stinkard, I‘ll learn ye how to gust . . . wolde ye swynke me thilke wys? . . .Magna Mater! Magna Mater! . . . Atys . . . Dia ad aghaidh ’s ad aodann . . . agus bas dunach ort! Dhonas ’s dholas ort, agus leat-sa! . . . Ungl . . . ungl . . . rrrlh . . . chchch . . .
bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonner-ronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthur- nuk!
>>25176674Everything is going according to plan....
Fnord!
what is this, come kind of... Call of Cthulhu?
"And finally it came to me...The Rats in the Walls were the friends we made along the way the whole time."
>>25178351Lemurians tongue my Akashic anus.
>>25176674Often, however, a series of smooth car-touches containing oddly patterned groups of cells - rocks laid down before the freezing of the aerial. How it could not but be highly significant. Moreover, it might be able to withstand any amount of pressure - and it had found the steep slopes of the dreamers confessed acute fear of collapse could make us pause again. It will be jeered at as high as they were, their chief psychological element. It is odd how wholly this new mechanical appliance at different points along previously explored paths would bring to light after long residence in this direction. The size of the earth a great architect went mad, and poor Wilcox raved with fever in that unbelievably ancient stratum.
>>25176674Tell Jabba I've got the money.
