[Sca-cooks] Re: Background for 'Cthulu' rolls [OT} [Was: HAPPY THANKSGIVING]

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

Also sprach Lonnie D. Harvel:
>Thanks! However, I was curious about the rolls not the Edler Gods. I 
>have been a Lovecraft fan since 6th grade, which is longer ago than 
>I care to contemplate at the moment. :)

I confess to feeling the same way. Do these rolls drive men mad at 
the sight of them? Are they withered, wrinkled, and loathsome of 
visage (okay, that's Wilde, not Lovecraft, but still)? Do they create 
new worlds as they sit in their pits, babbling away in their dreams 
of madness and evil?

These must be some rolls!

Adamantius

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