They know what the words are so their brain fills them in for them.
LBC Participant
2 years ago
Joe should have waited until the candle was out to take the photo.
Zsuzsa
2 years ago
Yet again, I have to remind people that this is the one error that you can eliminate by clicking one simple little box in photoshop. Just hit “Lock Aspect Ratio” and you change picture size all you want without making it look stupid.
Almost 250 years ago, people lit their homes with candles made from the remains of the dead, but we don’t need candles anymore, we have electric lights, and motorized window blinds and big screen TVs, today we only use candles to set the mood, to be romantic, but what if the next candle you lit was made from human remains, and when they were burned, the spirit of the person was released, and this wasn’t the spirit of a good person; this was the spirit of a monster, and breathing it in allowed the monster into your soul?
All one sentence. Maybe reciting it helps keep you from inhaling the monster ghost?
They know what the words are so their brain fills them in for them.
Joe should have waited until the candle was out to take the photo.
Yet again, I have to remind people that this is the one error that you can eliminate by clicking one simple little box in photoshop. Just hit “Lock Aspect Ratio” and you change picture size all you want without making it look stupid.
You’re an optimist.
A cockeyed optimist, in fact.
From the blurb:
All one sentence. Maybe reciting it helps keep you from inhaling the monster ghost?
So it’s the Stephen King story generation method.
Reminds of that one episode from family guy
Kind of a shame. The plot idea doesn’t sound terrible, but the description and execution kinda murder it in the womb.
Eh, been done to death. At least in a metaphoric sense. In America we call it a presidential election.
Oh, I dunno. The whole “made the candles by rendering his/her body fat…yadda” thing had some decent creep to it.