Cthulhu Kilts

**xman** · 20th January 12, 02:09 PM

Whatever you do don't kill the kiltmakers.

I really like that pleating choice Paul.

**sydnie7** · 20th January 12, 02:15 PM

Originally Posted by Ryan Ross

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NOTE: Yes, I'm pimping this picture out everywhere. Pretty soon, pictures of these kilts will be a dime a dozen, but for today, this is still The One.

But it doesn't have the new belt buckle! Can't be The One!

**Ryan Ross** · 20th January 12, 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by sydnie7

But it doesn't have the new belt buckle! Can't be The One!

As I see it, with no Elder Sign present, the kilt's evil is unchecked, and can harken forth with full strength. So in a way, perhaps Scott's unspeakable contrivance is better highlighted this way.

Just a thought. :cthulhusmiley:

**Geoff Withnell** · 20th January 12, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Ryan Ross

Or you could just assassinate the Mad Sporran Maker, the Terror From Downunder, or this guy:

NOTE: Yes, I'm pimping this picture out everywhere. Pretty soon, pictures of these kilts will be a dime a dozen, but for today, this is still The One.

Do I see an ominous rippling in the water behind him!?

**Ryan Ross** · 20th January 12, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Geoff Withnell

Do I see an ominous rippling in the water behind him!?

Aye, I noticed the very same thing. Deep Ones in the lake, no doubt; makes me a bit nervous, if you want to know the truth.

**artificer** · 20th January 12, 06:58 PM

If you ask me, without the belt buckle and standing in front of the swamp, you're tempting fate.

:cthulhusmiley:

**Dale Seago** · 20th January 12, 07:41 PM

**Ryan Ross** · 20th January 12, 07:42 PM

Best laugh I've had in a while.

Thanks, Scott; I needed that.

**ohiopiper** · 20th January 12, 11:05 PM

I've been following this project with interest, being a former reader of Lovecraft. I may have to go back and dust off some old books. I'm sure the ones I don't have will be available online or I can order them in a collection.

I like the look of the finished kilts. One person mentioned that for a tartan with so little going on, there's a lot going on in a finished kilt. I agree. Very well pulled off project and a boatload of work for those involved, I'm sure.

**artificer** · 21st January 12, 06:32 AM

Originally Posted by Ryan Ross

Best laugh I've had in a while.

Thanks, Scott; I needed that.

Pleased to shine a little ray of terror your way :cthulhusmiley:

Originally Posted by ohiopiper

I've been following this project with interest, being a former reader of Lovecraft. I may have to go back and dust off some old books. I'm sure the ones I don't have will be available online or I can order them in a collection.

I like the look of the finished kilts. One person mentioned that for a tartan with so little going on, there's a lot going on in a finished kilt. I agree. Very well pulled off project and a boatload of work for those involved, I'm sure.

One simple place to start for a physical copy is HERE, it's Lovecraft's complete fiction for under $20.

If you're an ebook guy, a girl out east has complied them all in multiple formats HERE.

Happy Reading!

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