Hog Sothoth @Colophonscrawl@monads.online

Things people are saying about Colophon:

"It's too true, Colophon."
-- Sel

"Max fucker and max shagger energy is just who you are."
-- Julles

"If Colophon is Morgan, that means I'm Colophon."
-- esvrld

"Heretical, but interesting."
-- anonymous Illuminati satrap

The farther along I go, the more I catch myself thinking "Yisun was right"

That is, there are follow requests again, not follows themselves. Anyway.

I moved followers from Snouts once, then I unmoved from Snouts to update something on my Snouts profile. I left it unmoved for a while and noticed a drop in follows from some unexpected places, but that was after meta stuff, so I couldn't be sure.

I just moved my account again since Snouts is gone, and there are follows again, but my question is, would unmoving also un-follow me for certain people whose follow came from the first move?

"Gee, what do you have there?"
"Chekhov's gun."
"Oh! Why?"
"Huh? Oh, it's just decorative. It's here for effect, don't worry."

This escalates quickly, and doesn't make a ton of sense--or even a little bit of sense, thinking about it--but I admit this is funnier than I was expecting. "Cuck me or die!"

My husband says it's the author's voice, which, damn, what a voice

This whole opening seems like the start of a New Vegas DLC

For my part, I tend to prefer working with 40K Chaos Gods over archangels, given that they're very easily adapted to widely-practiced rituals such as LBRP variants, Middle Pillar, etc. Damien Echols claims he got much more immediate mileage out of performing the LBRP using Sumerian gods. This makes total sense if practice is thought of in terms of the performance of meaningful acts; Sumerian gods clearly have meaning for him. He talks a lot about practice in terms of energy, I tend to talk about it in terms of personal meaning and experience, but the mechanics are pretty much the same.

I suspect, then, that unless you are very taken by the 40K chaos gods, it may not be as effective for you as for me, but I'm saying from established practice that these do work, if you happen to be inclined that way.

This is just in case it didn't immediately leap out, but with the exception of Nurgle as the Earth element, the three other Chaos gods' names function under the same mechanics as the names of archangels, with something like a domain or relevant element added onto a root morpheme meaning "Lord." In the case of archangel terms, this suffix -el means "of the Lord," referring to a single lord, whereas in 40K, each one counts as the referred-to Lord. With that said, you'll see when it's out how treating them as separate entities, while perfectly valid, ought to be done with an understanding of their relations to one another; it's not so simple as 40K's surface lore makes it seem.

401K? Jesus, I just got through analyzing the first 40, what the fuck do you want from me

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