Saturday, March 6, 2010

Day 90: Surgery, Part two.

Edit: Shoggoth is making little sounds, like bursting bubbles. It's a constant sound. Almost like a clock ticking but faster.

Also changed the layout a bit.

Approx 23:40 - 11:40 PM:













Someone from /sci/ told me to put shoggoth into warm water every day to heat it up, so i use that method to heat up most of shoggoth back to life right now. And the results are satisfying, shoggoth did feel warmer on the outside. I haven't sticked a finger (wearing gloves) in though and im not planning to either right now. Going to refresh the warm water at 01:00 / 1 AM.

Damnit, i owe you one /sci/.










I threw in some warm bread, spit and a little bit of the warm water to help the top heat up faster. It already looks a bit healthier this way doesn't it? A bit of a relief.

Why do i worry so much about a pot of fungi anyway? I couldn't stand the thought of it being out there in the cold all day, and it feels kind of good to have him/it/her back inside you know..

I had been preparing something to:







It's frankenstein time!


But not today. Shoggoth is going through enough for today.. And i'm tired.

7 comments:

  1. A loving father is what he needs at a time like now. he is ill and needs support. We can count on you to nurse him back to his potent deadlyness.

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  2. the reason you care about him so much is because he is CONTROLLING YOUR MIND

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  3. Good luck, we are with you.

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  4. I can just imagine you in your car and you start to get weird visions about shoggoth freezing.

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  5. Zo ongelofelijk ranzig, maar op hetzelfde moment ook zo ongelofelijk interessant. Ik hoop dat je Hell-goo het gaat halen. Zou het vrij zonde vinden om na 90 dagen van 'hard' werk en infecties dat ding dood zie gaan omdat het hier in het gezellige Nederland vriest (kan de lente gewoon niet komen nu?) -_-

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  6. Hmm a movie about zombie apocalypse, or a father-son story for the whole family?

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