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Why would anyone have a meat hook in their living room?

This story starts off bad and just keeps getting worse. Worse than I could have imagined.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/katherine-knight

Once again fiction becomes fact?

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/59n3 ... iles-to-ai

It's said the Necronomicon is a book of dark secrets that drives men to madness. I've studied the Necronomicon. It's a design document. Earth was once dark, fiery and radioactive. That was the age of the Elder Gods. After dark millenia passed new life evolved. The Earth was transformed and the Old G...

He awoke from a dream about a great cyclopean city of titan blocks and sky-flung monoliths, all dripping with green ooze and sinister with latent horror aside a gray, dead sea. The next day was a busy one. Accountants advised him to start with a single building. Architects proposed replacing non-Euc...

Lab grown meat put human on the table. It was savory and popular. Free range products soon developed a cultic following.

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Well, in all fairness cannibalism isn't really a new ager thing. I think of it as more of a C'thulhu cult kind of thing.

Likey - woof

I used to write drabbles. They were unhappy things, a product of life in a place where there is always the fear of an unexpected and violent death. When I was young we all feared annihilation in nuclear flames. As an adult, I knew that just looking at another motorists could incite road rage and a f...

Likey

Suomy Nona wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 16, 2019 1:56 am

Another great drabble Eric, next time I visit the forum I'm going have to read through all of yours.

Thanks, I put them all out at http://eric-marsh.blogspot.com/. Some are better, some not so good.

If spiders aren't scary enough...

http://www.geologyin.com/2018/02/part-s ... ature.html

There's a lot of you gotta be shitting me news stories out there. Here's another fun one where the bank didn't read the fine print.

http://www.lifedaily.com/story/clever-c ... -loophole/

While we're on the subject...

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/spider-t ... e7c563bb06

A very sad story. My heart goes out for the dinosaur. But then I realized that this sort of cruelty is common in blood sports such as fox hunting as well as in industrialized animal farming. Then there are the things that we do to our fellow human beings....

She turned and smiled at him. He smiled back, looked her over, silently appraising what he could sell her body parts for.

Boris the Spider https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPeqGV6AC5M

(Why isn't the YouTube link working?)