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i can think of a lot of places around here that could have damaged his childhood psyche. gothic shit and gargoyles everywhere. you know as a kid he spent a lot of time at Butler mental hospital while his (mother?) went nutszo. that old cavern makes Bellevue look like the Ritz-CarltonHemlockGrey wrote:He was born in Providence? That seems so anti-climatic.
Emphasis mine.Col. Crackpot wrote:i can think of a lot of places around here that could have damaged his childhood psyche. gothic shit and gargoyles everywhere.HemlockGrey wrote:He was born in Providence? That seems so anti-climatic.
everyone is a product of their environment. if Lovecraft hadn't grown up in a gothic urban industrial setting with frequent trips to visit his mother in the mental ward maybe he'd have written love stories.Simon H.Johansen wrote:Emphasis mine.Col. Crackpot wrote:i can think of a lot of places around here that could have damaged his childhood psyche. gothic shit and gargoyles everywhere.HemlockGrey wrote:He was born in Providence? That seems so anti-climatic.
Strangely enough, the faceless gargoyle-like creatures known as "Night-Gaunts" featured in The Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath first appeared in a nightmare Lovecraft had as a child.
Actually, I think HPL's interest in horror stories was triggered by his grandfather's Edgar Allan Poe collection.Col. Crackpot wrote:everyone is a product of their environment. if Lovecraft hadn't grown up in a gothic urban industrial setting with frequent trips to visit his mother in the mental ward maybe he'd have written love stories.Simon H.Johansen wrote:Emphasis mine.Col. Crackpot wrote: i can think of a lot of places around here that could have damaged his childhood psyche. gothic shit and gargoyles everywhere.
Strangely enough, the faceless gargoyle-like creatures known as "Night-Gaunts" featured in The Dreamquest of Unknown Kadath first appeared in a nightmare Lovecraft had as a child.
what a nice grandfather. as if the kid wasn't scarred enough from visiting mom in the mental ward. 'here ya go kid. if you wern't scared enough already, read this!"Simon H.Johansen wrote: Actually, I think HPL's interest in horror stories was triggered by his grandfather's Edgar Allan Poe collection.
You bet.Col. Crackpot wrote:smartassZaia wrote:Whoa, you mean to say someone actually got some in Rhode Island? Mr. & Mrs. Lovecraft got laid?!
Well, that in and of itself is noteworthy.
you know now that i'm married i get some anytime i want.....well, in theory.Zaia wrote:You bet.Col. Crackpot wrote:smartassZaia wrote:Whoa, you mean to say someone actually got some in Rhode Island? Mr. & Mrs. Lovecraft got laid?!
Well, that in and of itself is noteworthy.
Not to be a nitpick, but Cthugha (that giant fireball-monster that dwells near Fomalhaut) is a creation of August Derleth, not Lovecraft.Andrew J. wrote:Happy birthday to H.P. Lovecraft then.
*looks at the sky*
In a month...mmm...Fomault will be visible.
That's probably how they earned that surname.Zaia wrote:Whoa, you mean to say someone actually got some in Rhode Island? Mr. & Mrs. Lovecraft got laid?!
Well, that in and of itself is noteworthy.
He looks like a Nazi Sympathizer.Simon H.Johansen wrote:... Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born.
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(insert reference to "The Horror At Red Hook")The Duchess of Zeon wrote:He looks like a Nazi Sympathizer.Simon H.Johansen wrote:... Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born.
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