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[[This is a roleplay and ask blog for Splendorman.

Splendorman is not an OC. I'm not entirely sure if he counts as a canon character either, but someone made a video featuring him. As a parody of canon, I'd say he falls somewhere between fanon and canon.

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awalkerontheantipath asked: Well, I'm still working out what "eldritch abomination" really means, y'know? I'm comparatively new to the scene and I've met some... people, who take real offense at it. I mean, just 'cause somebody's a monster doesn't mean they wanna be reminded of it, yeah? Everyone's got the right to lie to themselves.

I suppose you’re right.  I mean, I wouldn’t think, if someone like myself isn’t offended by something, that anybody would be.  But I suppose you can find people who’ll be offended over anything.

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awalkerontheantipath asked: So, being that you freely associate with Zalgos, would you happen to know what the PC term for "eldritch abomination" is? Person of Nonstandard Existence? Non-Euclidean American, for those of us Stateside?

*snort* To be honest I don’t think they mind being called abominations.  It’s mostly a matter of personal preference, though.  I know one who would rather be called a god, and another who would laugh at you if you called him one.  I suppose “monster” would be the least offensive, or “eldritch horror.” For Zalgo and others like him, “hivemind” would be appropriate, I think.

Also, I believe you’re forgetting that slendermen are eldritch abominations as well.  We just aren’t so… ostentatious about it.