Tuesday 4 November 2008

retards don't allow comments

Craig Robinson’s television image, even more revealing, instantly conjured pharaoh – Akhenaton, especially, given the preceding post’s mention of the god Aton incarnating in No Country For Old Men as Anton Chiguhr, a demonic satellite, a tyrannis rex of the reptoGoddess, remote-controlled through her hindbrain-enhancing shugurra helmet (itself reminiscent of an elongated rear cranium.)

Even the term “Homeland Security” was calculated to torch-off the brain-stem complexes, overwhelmngly in females (and certain pre-wired males, perhaps like the Head Coach), constantly stimulating their fear and nesting instinctual centers. Sorcery isn’t mumbo-jumbo and lighted candles.

I remember now, a once confusing matter of archaeology: people who were not physiologically Hunnish were found to have the Hun's dolicocephalic skulls. Turns out Celts and Goths, amongst other captured and conquered peoples, became honorary huns and used wooden boards to elongate the heads of their children. Therefore you end up with non-Huns with Hunnishly long skulls.

Tutankhamun: call him by his original name, Tut-ankh-ATEN.

Glaurung, Tolkien's dragon in the Silmarillion, is an interesting fellow. Not really evil, somehow above the light-vs-dark battle in which he serves. Only one other figure in the Silmarillion has such an attitude, for she is of unknown origin and has nothing to do with either side. She is Ungoliant.

Age of joseph replacing Father, apparently. jesus-is-lord said so, it pops into my mind.

2 comments:

little dynamo said...

ok fixed the comments thing, we retards aim to please and sometimes just aim

the celts and goths, that figures -- how about fairhalls friend, the pict?

the picts gotta be amongst the Melonhead Patch somewhere...?

see what i mean about dragons (eg glaurung)? v charming

glaurung indeed seemed Unaligned (except to itself!) but wasnt ungoliant a servant of morgoth (speeking of more goths)

tut tut and ta ta, im off to fete the new fey ro

Anonymous said...

soma online soma side effects long term - buy somatropin in the u.s