Blog: Perfectly, deliciously evil
Description: The blog for the evilhow.com wiki, dedicated toward the advancement of evilcraft by supervillains and malignant geniuses of all sorts.
Created by GrinningSkull on Fri 12 of Sept., 2008 22:00 EDT
Last post Mon 22 of Oct., 2012 21:50 EDT
(206 Posts | 175368 Visits | Activity=2.00)
Last post Mon 22 of Oct., 2012 21:50 EDT
(206 Posts | 175368 Visits | Activity=2.00)
Change your face, change your fortune
Posted by Veeper
on Thu 10 of Feb., 2011 06:35 EST

Me, I’m just going to slither off somewhere where coworkers won’t be as likely to find me.
Veeper
Perfectly happy to be despicable
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Sun 06 of Feb., 2011 06:09 EST

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Sentient blades and the trouble they bring
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Thu 03 of Feb., 2011 07:34 EST

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Alternate arachnids
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Mon 31 of Jan., 2011 05:47 EST

- In addition to having eight legs, they also feature two large pincers.
- The barbed tail arching over the thorax is a formidable weapon.
- Scorpions are among the few animals which fluoresce under ultraviolet light making them popular at parties.
- Since ancient times, an astronomical constellation (Scorpio) is devoted to the scorpion, whereas the spider has been judged unworthy of this distinction.
- They come from an culturally underappreciated family, in cinema, literature, and music.
- In the Marvel universe, the Scorpion
is a fearsome supervillain, in contrast to the Spider-Man
's (and The Tick
's) regrettable tendencies toward heroism.
For these reasons and for many others, they argue, the husbandry of giant scorpions should rightly be considered an equal or superior part of the evildoer's arsenal. My acquaintances among the giant spider fanciers point out that the inability to produce silk or even to spin webs naturally places such creatures in an inferior position unworthy of much notice. As with any issue of interest to the evil community at large, we welcome advocates from both points of view to send in their comments, concerns, and personal attacks.
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The woosh is music to our ears
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Sun 23 of Jan., 2011 12:20 EST

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