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 | 179780 Visits | Activity=2.00)
Last post Mon 22 of Oct., 2012 21:50 EDT
(206 Posts | 179780 Visits | Activity=2.00)
Getting to Aye
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Sun 18 of Oct., 2009 15:40 EDT

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Flaming dudes are tricky having around
Posted by CapellaNovafyre
on Sun 04 of Oct., 2009 21:08 EDT


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The sight of your first-grade teacher in the dock is priceless
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Fri 02 of Oct., 2009 12:07 EDT

The important thing to realize about show trials is that the more agonizing the back-and-forth, the more monstrous the account of the accused one's misdeeds, the more outlandish the costumes and demeanor of the principals onstage, the better the theater you are presenting. Ordinarily when planning a caper the effective supervillain tries to smooth over the rough edges and present the glossy facade of inevitability from beginning to end. When producing a show where one stars as hanging judge, however, the gritty and baroque elements become the hooks which plunge the criminal proceedings down the throats of those who happen upon it, so it is important to leave this appearance in the final product, stage-managed though it is behind the scenes. Otherwise the whole enterprise can turn into a mockery of your genius as the rabble dares to complain about the boringness and pointlessness of a predictable performance you have cooked up at considerable expense and trouble. And who needs that, after all, since they are going to speak ill of you owing to your fell deeds without all this extra bother?
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Pixels on a screen and the downfall of reason
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Sun 27 of Sept., 2009 17:08 EDT

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Splish splash I was drowning some land
Posted by GrinningSkull
on Fri 25 of Sept., 2009 17:08 EDT

Ahem.
Floods grip the imagination of those who stand in their way. One moment simply standing on a city street, or camping in a desert ravine, the victim sees awe-inspiring flood waters crashing toward their position in an instant, seemingly out of nowhere. Floods can happen anywhere, anytime, if one is unlucky enough to be on the wrong side of a supervillain, and the psychological effect this can have can be just as effective as more exotic, unreliable, and costly technology.
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