This has to be the scariest thing I have ever seen...
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[Image: Lovecraft3.jpg]

Howard Phillips Lovecraft SMILING.
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[SIZE="2"]I'm sorry. I never learned how to read. Therefore I cannot enjoy the inherent humor within this picture Smile

What a rare find. o_o[/SIZE]
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Magus Wrote:[Image: Lovecraft3.jpg]

Howard Phillips Lovecraft SMILING.
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Before I read the text I thought it was Hitler.[/SIZE]
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#4
Who?
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[SIZE="2"]It's really tragic that people don't know who H.P. Lovecraft is. Excuse me, I'm grabbing a tissue.[/SIZE]
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Myles Wrote:Who?

What he said. :x
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#7
Cthulu (SP) anyone? The beast from another dimention. C'mon, you gotta know it.
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#8
This man was a genious.

May he rest in peace.
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Hazzy Wrote:What he said. :x

What they said.
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Ok, I'll answer this then. H. P. Lovecraft was a famous writter born in the late 19th century. He wrote many famous horror stories such as "The Call of Cthulhu" and "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward". He was as well the "creator", if you will, of the necronomicon. Many currently famous horror writers have been influenced by his work as well.
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#11
What's so scary? His smile or because he's smiling?
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#12
He never smiles.
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#13
Lylac Wrote:He never smiles.

Why not?
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Beserker101 Wrote:Ok, I'll answer this then. H. P. Lovecraft was a famous writter born in the late 19th century. He wrote many famous horror stories such as "The Call of Cthulhu" and "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward". He was as well the "creator", if you will, of the necronomicon. Many currently famous horror writers have been influenced by his work as well.

You forget to mention his influence on just about everything else, from Dungeons and Dragons to Evil Dead to Shadow Hearts. The man singlehandedly(Is that even a real word?) redefined what the horror genre can and should be.

I'm going to go read now.
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#15
iiMarik Wrote:Why not?

Maybe he's a eunic. I wouldn't be smiling either.
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Porphion Wrote:You forget to mention his influence on just about everything else, from Dungeons and Dragons to Evil Dead to Shadow Hearts. The man singlehandedly(Is that even a real word?) redefined what the horror genre can and should be.

I'm going to go read now.
Yup. He also inspired Steven King to write horror in the first place.
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