Follyjollies

I think it’s easier for people to justify a lot of godly stuff as aliens considering how much contact the universes seem to have with outside forces like that - Marvel have the worse stick though.

The nordic pantheon, and even the upcoming Mayans in Rulk - Themed groups of godly beings. You can’t dissuade that - Eternals, Inhumans, New Gods, Celestials even; All can be said to be aliens. Some guy in a winged hat with a hammer? It’s harder to do that. That said: Arkon exists and he’s an extra-dimensional barbarian.

Same goes for the Greeks in DC. Big fucking kraken in the Thames? Sure, a monster - But it talks and says he’s Posideon.

I think that’d be the sticking point for Atheism in DC/MU. Walking, talking demi-gods. You can explain a lot of it, but their own faith in their own existance makes them so.

If I lived in either universe - I’d be more worried about FUCKING DEMONS AND SORCERERS EVERYWHERE.

(Source: vorked)

ghazghkull:

DEY DI’NT HAVE AIMEN GUBBEN SO’Z I KRUMPED DEM IN DA NOGGIN.

HOWZYA GUNNA AIM WIT’OUT AIMEN GUBBENS?

ALLZ DA OOMIES AD WAZ SUM LAZER GUBBINZ. DATS FER SOFTIES, BIG BOSS! 

How’s this for creepy:

My internet crapped out today - BT doing repairs in town.

So I decided to read a book, skimmed the contents out of interst, thinking I’d end up reading the Hakim Bey champers anyway, when suddenly:

“Cameron: The Wormwood Star” 

Wormwood Star? …Why does that sound familiar…?

Oh yeah! I made a group of villains up for my “Internal Lexicon” called the Legion of the Wormwood Star - Religious Zealots obsessed with Death, imperfection and bodily mutation.

Now, I want you guys to understand, I’ve flicked through this book many times, so this might have been me picking up on the phrase subconsciously, but hear my thought process out:

WORMWOOD: Angel of Death from Gnostic scripture, as I had come to understand it.

Originally DESDENOVA, The Eternal Light, from Blue Oyster Cult’s Imaginos album. This was in an idea I’d had about road-tripping Angels.

Wormwood is the English translation of CHERNOBYL, according to Promethean: The Created, published by White Wolf.

This is how *I* came up with the Wormwood Star.

I read the article, by Brian Butler, about the life of Cameron and her impact on the Occult world and culture of the time.

As soon as I finished reading, POW, internet comes right back on.

FUCKING MAGIC.

Now, is this truly a divine coincidence?

Even if it’s just a plain old one, I’m really happy it happened. I now have a better idea of who and what the Legion stand for. 

ghazghkull:

ctrelegyreblogged your post:ctrelegy reblogged your post: ctrelegy reblogged…

WE’Z GETTIN MOAR DAKKA, BIG BOSS! DEY DON’ KALL UZ “DA DAKKA BOYZ” FER NUFFIN! OR MY NAME AIN’T GLUGLUK DA DAKKAFUL!

DAZ JUZ DA DUMMEST NAME DID YOUZ JUZ MAKE DAT UP

…IT IZ GLUGLUK… 

ghazghkull:

ctrelegyreblogged your post:ctrelegy reblogged your post: KRUMPED A NOB GOOD…

…DON’ BE MAD, BIG BOSS, BUT… …WE STUCK ALLA DA

A SINGLE KAN

WHYZ YOU TRUSTIN A GROT WIT ALL DA DAKKA

WUZ RONG WIT YER

WE’Z GETTIN MOAR DAKKA, BIG BOSS! DEY DON’ KALL UZ “DA DAKKA BOYZ” FER NUFFIN! OR MY NAME AIN’T GLUGLUK DA DAKKAFUL! 

ghazghkull:

ctrelegyreblogged your post:KRUMPED A NOB GOOD ‘N PROPPA FER ASKIN ME IF DERE WUZ SUCH TING AS ‘ENUFF DAKA.

WERN WONNA MY LADS, BIG BOSS. WE’Z ALL DAKKA, ALLA

HOWZ YOU ALL OUTTA DAKKA 

…DON’ BE MAD, BIG BOSS, BUT…

…WE STUCK ALLA DA DAKKA TO DA KANZ. 

ghazghkull:

DA NERVE O’ DAT BOY.

 WERN WONNA MY LADS, BIG BOSS. WE’Z ALL DAKKA, ALLA DA TYME.