Utterly Mad

I demand three fresh corpses delivered to my workshop before sundown. It's my birthday and I need hats.

so one of my classes had the same class room booked for that hour as two other classes, so in the whole confusion I spent twenty minutes sitting in the wrong class before realizing and showing up late for my actual class. Things are brilliant sometimes.

That's lol. I had a class in the morning and a different class in the same room later in the day, as a result I once slept at my desk for four hours before the teacher finally noticed I was there and sent me away at the end of the time I was actually supposed to be there for the later class. That was back in my senior year of highschool.

i'm a frog now.

ribbit.

I'll probably change it back at some point.

Story time: The wendigo is a famine spirit which represents the algonquian tribes greatest taboo; cannibalism. They also represent greed. It's such a big deal that there is a mental condition that occurs exclusively among native american tribes from the northern united states and canada called "Wendigo Psychosis." The sufferer believes they are becoming a Wendigo, will crave for human flesh, and will beg for their family and friends to kill him before they can turn. The condition is VERY rare, and the tribe will usually attempt to cure them. Cases where the cure fails and the tribe must kill the sufferer are almost unheard of, but not unknown. In most cases the sufferer has consumed, knowingly OR UNKNOWINGLY, human flesh.

In appearance, Wendigo are simply giant desiccated corpses like huge skeletons with skin stretched over them.

Hey giys updooted picture is new work of art pls like and subscribe.
Although I'm probably changing it to something better later.

And time to get adblocker.
Went to a website, ad redirected me to site asking for info because 'you have a virus' and it had fucking virus in the URL...

They are not, however, mooseseses wearing skulls. o3o

Yeah, I'm not sure where that popular depiction came from. It's cool though.

True. I recall that also taught me to switch from AVG to Avast.