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InDecentSeas
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[2004-09-15 19:50:51 +0000 UTC]
"Necronomicon Acolyte"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 542; Deviations: 477; Watchers: 32
Watching: 77; Pageviews: 12773; Comments Made: 1244; Friends: 77
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Giger, Pollock, Clive Barker, Craig Tracey, Norman Cabrera, Steve Wang, godmachine, Stan Winston, Tom Savini, Mikey Rotella, Ed Edmunds, Dick Smith, Rob Benevides, Jordu Schell, Don Lanning, Ve Neill, Patrick Tatopoulos, Glen Hetrick, and MANY others.Favorite movies: The Godfather, Kids, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Hellraiser, Evil Dead, Star Wars, Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset Strip, Ace Ventura, Horror, Sci-fi, and Comedy. Mostly good, and some bad. Way too many to mention.
Favorite TV shows: Dexter, Boardwalk Empire, TWD, SOA, GOT, Eastbound and Down, Letterkenny, Rick and Morty, The Handmaid's Tale, Ash Vs. Evil Dead, The Simpsons, Southpark, Heroes, The Umbrella Academy, Breaking Bad, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Metalocalypse, Kung Faux, MXC
Favorite bands / musical artists: Everything from Mozart to Meshuggah. I like most genres of music.
Favorite books: Books on serial killers, books about interesting artists, poetry compilations, post-apocalyptic works, sci-fi, horror .... Fiction and Nonfiction. Real and imagined.
Favorite writers: H.P. Lovecraft, Clive Barker, Poe, cummings, Bukowski, Burroughs, Robert Frost, Shakespeare, Chuck Palahniuk
Favorite games: Mortal Kombat, Doom, Street Fighter, Borderlands II, The Darkness, Shadow of the Colossus, GTAV, most Zombie games, most RPG's, blah blah blah
Favorite gaming platform: Super Nintendo, XboxOne, Most of the Playstation platforms
Tools of the Trade: Vocal cords and penman swords
Other Interests: Things that are interesting
# Social Links
etsy.com/shop/InDecentSeasGalleryhttps://www.instagram.com/poisonedpallid/
https://www.youtube.com/user/ThePoisonedpallid
# Comments
Comments: 189
Hey wanted to say thanks for the recent faves and watch. 
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You're certainly welcome. Thank you for the recent favorites as well. Chew through as much of my writing as you'd like. I appreciate the interest!
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You are quite welcome.
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Long time no see. I dig the new name. Live well.
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Thank you, sir. I was about to change a lot more shit and realized it was frivolous. The final verdict was that I needn't hide artistic expression. I don't need to hide from anything or anyone, as a matter of fact. However, that conclusion was reached after I had already changed the username, and fuck me if that little bubble above it doesn't negate the entire fucking purpose in the first place. I forgot about that little fucker. Oh well.Β
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Haha.
The bubble.......tricky little bastard. Can you change it back?
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It doesn't appear so. According to settings I am stuck with this one until November. HA! I won't be paying any more money to change it, so I guess this is it forever and ever and ever and ever
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Thank you much!!!
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You are very welcome.
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But why? I'm looking to see if I should put it in the pile of revisionable poems from my journal.
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If I could locate what you're referencing, I would tell you. I don't even remember what I favorited now. It's been a long day.
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braxton-t-rutledge.deviantart.β¦
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I think merit certainly exists. Sorrow and grief are executed gorgeously alongside hopelessness and an implied denouncement of religion/spiritual belief. I'm just sort of a sucker for things like this.Β
Aside from the images of being present for the passing, it reminded me of my own grief at the death of my grandfather and my loss of words to properly honor him.Β
Focus your revision on the first stanza and fix the typo in the third. I'm extremely self-critical, so I dare not critique too much for fear I may eat my foot.
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Thanks for the watch, Bran, I remember you. 
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You're very welcome. That misspelling tends to happen a lot with autocorrect and what not.
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I'm flattered by the 
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No problem at all, you're welcome, and welcome back!
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Certainly, man. I will dig through the rest of your gallery soon. If a 20 minute prompt produced what you showed, I'm sure the gallery must be awesome.
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the vasty vast majority of my writing is in my journal. the devs are actually... I dunno. A lot of them aren't really as good as I used to think they were.Β
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I think that about most of my writing. I think my dA edits will be a continuous process until the end of time. I'll be sure to read the journals, though. Thanks for the heads up.
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I know none of my stuff is marked with a request for critique, but I do like getting it. If i'm doing something right, I like knowing it, if I'm doing something your not sure about, I like knowing it. If something is unclear\vague in the bad way, I need to know about it.
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I will keep that in mind as I read. I don't like to offer full, in-depth critiques anyway, as I don't consider that I'm knowledgeable enough to give them. That being said, I will offer whatever critique I deem necessary. Most of my stuff is available for critique as well, and I appreciate any I can get.
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Thanks for the favourite! I identify with a lot of the reasons you started writing - people barely resembling certain schoolmates tended to die viciously in my early stuff as well, and not even much of that made it to DA
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Haha! Show us the dismembered schoolmates!
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No! If no one sees it, it never happened! 
Or worse...
"Oh, and I SHOWED IT TO PEOPLE.'Β
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I have already made that mistake on this very site., unfortunately. I went through a huge cleanse of old, embarrassing writing a month or two ago. I keep my early writing as humbling reminders of my progression. I'm very glad I didn't know about this site as a teenager because those are my sentiments EXACTLY.
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Angst is at once a horrible, embarrassing thing, but also a great writing inspiration. I think teenage years are the best time to start, no matter what shite you produce, because that's when you're at your most emotional and haywired - there's only improvement from there. I don't like to read the stuff I wrote, but I don't regret it. They say you do the most growing you ever do in your teens/early twenties, and often writing reflects that.
I have to admit to you now, we went to the pub and my old schoolfriend got me quite drunk, so hopefully this all still makes sense!
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Agreed. Angst was the first inspiration for me. Negative emotion in general has continued to be inspiration for me. However, as I grow older I move further away from that end of the spectrum. Because of said cleanse, and my recent decision to edit some very old work, I have read a lot of my old writing. Most of it will never make it here. Haha! That being said, I don't regret any of it. I plan to grow and evolve until I die, so I hope my writing will reflect that.
Get drunk!Β SlΓ‘inte! You still make perfect sense. Have an awesome night!
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