things are remembered differently
Some have totems of wood, some have totems of steel. – Dee-Dee, Child of The Hum, 1973 #RuralModernism https://t.co/KsGFpfyd2D
Some have totems of wood, some have totems of steel.
– Dee-Dee, Child of The Hum, 1973 #RuralModernism pic.twitter.com/KsGFpfyd2D— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2018
May you make old bones that never crack. May you avoid being carried in the Haxman’s sack. – Trad. Hookland blessing for a long life.
May you make old bones that never crack.
May you avoid being carried in the Haxman's sack.
– Trad. Hookland blessing for a long life.— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 2, 2018
@Ghostwoods @TamlynRogers Top Five Places Not To Hold Seances: Prisons Abandoned Asylums Orphanages Hospitals Atop plague pits
Top Five Places Not To Hold Seances:
Prisons
Abandoned Asylums
Orphanages
Hospitals
Atop plague pits— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 3, 2018
@Ghostwoods @TamlynRogers Guess what they’ve built atop the plague pit behind my garden?
Guess what they've built atop the plague pit behind my garden?
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 3, 2018
Some say the sea is black prison for the lost. ItÛªs king a jailer not for ChristÛªs damned. but those of older gods. https://t.co/rcgxKK9F4w
Some say the sea is black prison for the lost. It’s king a jailer not for Christ’s damned. but those of older gods. pic.twitter.com/rcgxKK9F4w
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) April 3, 2018
By 1925, Dr. Hine had developed an 80-line television system. By 1928 he had contacted ‘galvanic spirits’Ûª. https://t.co/8cGoVHr5Qn
By 1925, Dr. Hine had developed an 80-line television system. By 1928 he had contacted 'galvanic spirits'’. pic.twitter.com/8cGoVHr5Qn
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2018
@pax_draconis You may enjoy this then: https://t.co/Rtfznl1D3h
You may enjoy this then: https://t.co/Rtfznl1D3h
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2018
@pax_draconis Welcome to the county. https://t.co/v3yylY7lOa
Welcome to the county. pic.twitter.com/v3yylY7lOa
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2018
On all the graves, vegetative cicatrix made maps to the Empire of the Dead. – #CLNolan, 1998 https://t.co/b6Rzr353Fg
On all the graves, vegetative cicatrix made maps to the Empire of the Dead. – #CLNolan, 1998 pic.twitter.com/b6Rzr353Fg
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2018
@listen_natalie @pax_draconis We cannot guarantee missing time, but you should be OK unless reading the old Writer’s Bible or the first 30,000 words of The Guide itself.
We cannot guarantee missing time, but you should be OK unless reading the old Writer's Bible or the first 30,000 words of The Guide itself.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) March 2, 2018