A Call For Help 2015-08-26

[Opus the Poet]

They are in a Victorian iron-framed greenhouse.

Or possibly in some kind of hallway.

[Dave]

To quote a certain doggy "Ruh roh raggy, run"

"Let's go hide over there, behind all those chainsaws!"

]Nice burnt out chapel, there...

Clear evidence that they're in an altared state of consciousness, right?

[Sgt. Howard]

They are in a Victorian iron-framed greenhouse.

Or possibly in some kind of hallway.

Surrounded by glass with mechanical devices for opening the roof and upper glass panels- THAT is a greenhouse.

[oldmanmickey]

"If you're too proud to run, step aside for a man who isn't!"

"Please mister Custer i dont wanna gooooo". now thats an oldie

[GlytchMeister]

Gimme three steps, gimme three steps missy, gimme three steps towards the door...

[kingklash]

Ah, the old "Cry for help in an abandoned structure" trick. I've seen this movie before.

Of course, if the location is creepy-ass spooky enough, even "When the log rolls over, we all shall die!" would make me one with the Speed Force as I got the funk out of there.

[eee]

They are in a Victorian iron-framed greenhouse.

That's rather what I thought when I saw it. But the question is, why? What connection would there be between Devyn and an old style greenhouse? And why a chain link fence at one end? Very strange.

"If you're too proud to run, step aside for a man who isn't!"

"Please mister Custer i dont wanna gooooo". now thats an oldie

But a goodie!

I wonder if they're going to pluck up their courage and go investigate. Or if whatever's down at that end is going to come for them, first.

[Opus the Poet]

{Don Adams}Ah, the old "Cry for help in an abandoned structure" trick.{/Don Adams} (ftfy)

[sheik]

"If you're too proud to run, step aside for a man who isn't!"

"Please mister Custer i dont wanna gooooo". now thats an oldie

Forward Ho!

[DinkyInky]

They are in a Victorian iron-framed greenhouse.

Don't go down there! It's Audrey and Seymour, and you can't help them!

Feeeeeed meh!

[Aed]

"The nightmare corpse-city of R'lyeh . . . was built in measureless eons behind history by the vast, loathsome shapes that seeped down from the dark stars".

To quote a certain doggy "Ruh roh raggy, run"

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

[oldmanmickey]

Prof. Maximilian Arturo: [quietly to the others] Given the fraudulent nature of this man's claims, I suggest a response that harkens back to our childhoods.
[cut to them bursting out the door]
Prof. Maximilian Arturo: Run! Run like hell!

[oldmanmickey]

"The nightmare corpse-city of R'lyeh . . . was built in measureless eons behind history by the vast, loathsome shapes that seeped down from the dark stars".

To quote a certain doggy "Ruh roh raggy, run"

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

be very quiet i am hunting nightmares

[Aed]

"If you're too proud to run, step aside for a man who isn't!"

"Please mister Custer i dont wanna gooooo". now thats an oldie

Larry Verne from the 1960's

[Aed]

Gimme three steps, gimme three steps missy, gimme three steps towards the door...

Lynyrd Skynyrd

[Prester Fred]

Awwwwww crap. It's getting all silent hill up in here. :3

As I pointed out yesterday. I swear, if they find a periscope flashlight and a pocket radio that only plays static...

[JSStryker]

Prof. Maximilian Arturo: [quietly to the others] Given the fraudulent nature of this man's claims, I suggest a response that harkens back to our childhoods.
[cut to them bursting out the door]
Prof. Maximilian Arturo: Run! Run like hell!

Feets don't fail me now!

[Dave]

Concerning the dark terrors which lie buried from the distant past... I recall that the late, honored Randall Garrett did an excellent story based on Lovecraft's Chthulu mythos. It puts a different, and very interesting slant on the idea.

It's entitled The Horror Out Of Time. I found a copy online here starting on page 76.

As Rod Sterling put it, "Offered for your consideration."

[kingklash]

Concerning the dark terrors which lie buried from the distant past... I recall that the late, honored Randall Garrett did an excellent story based on Lovecraft's Chthulu mythos. It puts a different, and very interesting slant on the idea.

It's entitled The Horror Out Of Time. I found a copy online here starting on page 76.

As Rod Sterling put it, "Offered for your consideration."

"Submitted for your approval: A pair of Mean Girls out to patrol the hallways of their high school, looking for the day's catch: someone trying hard not to get noticed. But today, the curriculum will cover what can happen when your noticing has been noticed. That's the catch, a harsh lesson best taught in.... The Wapsi Square."