What a sexy hairy-chested Marylin.... n__o

Edward Carnby should have more Ctulhu.

Ok... let's try it again.
The one who goes the farthest wins a prize ):-|

That's disturbing enough but decent people will get over it.

Edit: I'm not really good in many things, especially getting over stuff. ^^

I see, Japan's anime sure is strange with it's stories and characters.

Awwww, I bet she did not know what to think. At least she had her mummy there to protect her from the scary weather. :-)

It is on, Owl. Let's do this ):-|

Maybe some people like it, heh... to each his tastes !! n__n

O______o

Totally... she hid against my legs and made a utterly cute overly-scared face... ♥ [/not objective at all]
Lol... I wasn't saying that for me !!! :-D I like my Marylins hairless ^^

you just dig your pit more i don't know pittier ^^

I think I will call it a night.

I hope you all have a lovely evening!

*goodnight hugs and silly waves*


See, straight for the protection of her mummy. :-)

Have a good night, DD. Hope you sleep well. *big fluffy goodnight hug*

No that one right there is straight out of the mind of a New England madman ;) I can't speak to the actual anime j0ekerr mentioned, I was only describing the actual character of Nyara... screw it I'm not even attempting to spell that... as envisioned by H.P. Lovecraft.

Or maybe it was one of his cohorts - I can't remember how much Lovecraft fleshed out "Ny" in his writing (I know he was mentioned and once in a while in a more than cursory way - but I can't recall how deep Lovecraft himself went into that particular character). Lovecraft had a few contemporaries and later followers that wrote more detail into some of the creatures and characters of his "mythos."

Hihi yes... she always comes to me when she hurts herself, too....
Good night, lovely DD !!! Sleep tight... and get better, quick !!
**Big restful hugs with nice sweet dreams**
Read you tomorrow (?) :)

Yep, he laid a groundwork of cosmic horror stories, which some of his fellow pulp writers liked so much, they based their own stories in the same universe. August Derleth was one of them, as well as the writer of Conan.