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The Lovecraftian Cuisine
Posted: 2003-03-25 10:21am
by Peregrin Toker
http://www.hplovecraft.com/life/interest/foods.htm
Seriously, what do you think about H.P. Lovecraft's gastronomical preferences??
There must be
something wrong with a man who considers coffee imitation to be just as good as real coffee.
Posted: 2003-03-25 04:00pm
by Companion Cube
I guess writing
The Call Of Cthulhu must have put him off sea-food...
Re: The Lovecraftian Cuisine
Posted: 2003-03-25 07:18pm
by Frank Hipper
Simon H.Johansen wrote:http://www.hplovecraft.com/life/interest/foods.htm
Seriously, what do you think about H.P. Lovecraft's gastronomical preferences??
There must be
something wrong with a man who considers coffee imitation to be just as good as real coffee.
Yes, writing about our favorite elder gods clearly addled the guy's brains. You know that Postum(tm) was made from grain, don't you? BLECCCHHH!
Posted: 2003-03-25 09:15pm
by SyntaxVorlon
He was quite eccentric, that's to be sure, but Kraft Cheese, I am sorry.
Posted: 2003-03-25 09:19pm
by Spanky The Dolphin
He had gastro intestinal problems, IIRC.
Actually, I think his dislike of seafood was from his childhood.
If you actually read about him (such as his biographic by de Camp, I think), you'll find out he was somewhat eccentric, but normal person.
Re: The Lovecraftian Cuisine
Posted: 2003-03-26 09:24am
by Peregrin Toker
Frank Hipper wrote:Simon H.Johansen wrote:http://www.hplovecraft.com/life/interest/foods.htm
Seriously, what do you think about H.P. Lovecraft's gastronomical preferences??
There must be
something wrong with a man who considers coffee imitation to be just as good as real coffee.
Yes, writing about our favorite elder gods clearly addled the guy's brains. You know that Postum(tm) was made from grain, don't you? BLECCCHHH!
Not only that, but Lovecraft also liked ice cream with coffee flavour.... perhaps he tried at once to get Postum-flavoured ice cream???