I HAD UR CONGERIES, BUT I SPILD THEM – SRY
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CTHULHU BIRD SLEEPS NO MOAR
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NO PETZING… IZ BITZ!
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SIKLOPEEON KITTEH IS SIKLOPEEON
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I CAN HAS HORRORS?
Alas, the time has come when the main lolthulhu site is unable to keep up with its erstwhile breakneck pace of one post a day. I’ve been expecting this to happen for the past month or so, actually, and I’m quite pleased that I was able to keep it going for so long beyond my initial estimates. So, from now on, the main site will have to just post submissions as they come in, more or less, and I can’t guarantee fresh content on the main page every day.
The miscellany site is still going strong, though, and in fact is still chewing through the backlog that I had been accumulating since the site opened. I’ve also got quite a few submissions in my inbox which will end up in Miscellany, which I haven’t had a chance to reply to yet, so if you have submitted something during the past few weeks and I haven’t replied, it’s not because I didn’t receive it, it’s just because I honestly haven’t had a chance. At any rate, the Miscellany site will continue with one post a day for some time.
If you watch this site over RSS, I’ll once again plug the combined RSS feed which aggregates both the main site and the miscellany site into one feed, so you’ll be sure to catch any updates made to either.
Regardless, here’s hoping this announcement will spur some fresh submissions activity which I’ll then be too busy to deal with properly. Ia!
I’M ON UR TREE OF THE DAMNED…
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HAI, I GIEV PENNY TO EATH YOUR THOUGHTS
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LORD CTHULHU EATED ME FIRST…
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HAI, IT’S NYARLATHOTEP
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(CTH’MONA LISA)
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