Turgid Stoat didn't really enjoy his days
-
Turgid Stoat didn't really enjoy his days off from protecting Wolverina Puckeridge, although of course he made a pretense of it for her sake. He wandered aimlessly through
6 -
the moor, following his charge through bog after endless bog. "Blasted heath" he muttered under his breath, extricating his left hind leg from a sucking morass of slime. "When I
5 -
get my hands on that Nahum, I'm getting out of Connecticut like they got the color out of space." He found he could use the golf club as a paddle through the bogs, and his shirt
7 -
(his pink Lacoste shirt), he heisted up on a stick like a sail to help push himself through the thick Connecticut bog. Bare-chested now, he felt like a manly man. Nahum was his mot
6 -
t's applesauce, the sweet appetizer for the ultimate PBJ prize that was the Hartford J.Crew outlet. This Connecticut bog was his veggies, a mild but necessary inconvenience. Torso
5 -
's taste best when dunked in buttermilk ranch," said the Cannibal. The Cannibal had come to Connecticut on a student visa.
8 -
The Cannibal set to teaching the locals of Connecticut how to add long pig to New England cuisine. All while doing his PhD and volunteering at a homeless shelter. What a great guy.
7 -
The Cannibal claimed his Uncle raised free range long pigs out west which he provided to the New England Seafood restaurants when local fishery stocks plummeted. Noone asked questi
7 -
ons after six angry restaurant patrons were found boiled to death, plated on beds of parsley w/lemon & butter, and partially consumed. But cannibals are bamboozling hornswogglers.
7 -
I'd sworn that I'd never take on another cannibal as a sous chef after the previous incident but I'm too good-hearted and see where it leads me? I'll never get a Michelin star now.
5
- Started
- 2013-02-13 22:49:46
- Finished
- 2014-06-30 05:46:37
6 Comments
Want to leave a comment?
Sign up!
Zetawilk Jun 30 2014 @ 10:57
I was inspired by the phrase "blasted heath," because at the time I'd just recently read H.P. Lovecraft's "Color Out of Space," and was surprised that I actually let myself be creeped out a little by reading it. His stories tend to take place around that Massachusetts-Connecticut-Rhode Island trifecta, don't they?
Chaz Jun 30 2014 @ 14:27
"The Dreams of the Witch House" prime nightmare material.
Gibber Jun 30 2014 @ 14:32
Yes, HPL lived in Providence, RI.
m80 Jun 30 2014 @ 23:54
I think there are a lot of Lovecraft fans on FS with all the "Cthulu" references. I still remember being not just a litte, but totally creeped out the first time I read The Dunwich Horror when I was a kid. Speaking of Dunwich Horror, here's another Lovecraft-referenced story to finish, if anyone is so inclined: http://foldingstory.com/43sty/
Zetawilk Jul 01 2014 @ 00:15
I have my suspicions that most direct Cthulhu references may be influenced more by popular culture than the source material. I've yet to read through it myself.
lucielucie Jul 01 2014 @ 07:53
So if Foldingstory isn't an HP Lovecraft self help group, what am I doing here?