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Remember, incomprehensible horrors may be incomprehensible to you. But the old ones have feelings too. Remember to ask yourself “Would I feel comfortable sending this horror to my Grandmother?” Before you write it in blood.
-Wizard HR
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It’s ok, thanks tho :)
blowed up the moon btw. if u even care
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I have a proposal for you. The sun?
blowed up the moon btw. if u even care
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On second thought, the effects aren’t enough to deter me.
I just realized that my plan to put out the sun (because I get too hot all the time), would most certainly have more devastating effects than I initially imagined.
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I just realized that my plan to put out the sun (because I get too hot all the time), would most certainly have more devastating effects than I initially imagined.
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It is highly recommended that you don’t stand on an 8th dimensional ladder if you are not an 8th dimensional being. If you are going to be using one anyways, have your 8th dimensional friend hold it steady.
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Wizard OSHA violation #2
Pilk. Pepsi and milk do NOT belong together. Any wizard making pilk is going straight to the boiler room of wizard hell.
-WOSHA Enforcer #42
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(≖_≖ ) … Hmm, sounds like a lot of paperwork.
MASSIVE wizard explosion catastrophe! 43 ecstatic 12 enthused. many dead, less important
#I can’t be bothered#better just mind my own on this one#this is what happens when you leave an in use cauldron uncovered when you leave the room to go make lunch
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According to wizard code statute #3366; Remember to place at least two pools of blood in the room you plan to summon demons in. The summoning process can be very tiring and they will be parched. One to drink from and one to splash around in.
Also do not forget to add an appropriate amount of brimstone to the room. And while they can produce sulfur on their own, it is also a good idea to rub some around the enclosure so they know that this is their new home.
Stay “safe”
- Wizard OSHA enforcer #13
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