/tg/Station 13

And so the prophet of the god of madness and gods yet to be descended from his mountain top from which the babbleing primordial forces whispered endlessly in his ear. For once he was free, yet he was still a prophet, and thus was forced to repeat his babble to the under beings.
The prophet saw them, and the prophet thought them foolish for not knowing the truth he knew.
But then, the prophet saw himself. And saw that he spoke to no gods, only the internal voice of slavering, drooling and babbling fool.
He joined the under beings in their game, and lived happily until he died.

meds. NOW

>middle path boomerang monkey
>complete schizo
yeah that fits

What?

i think ive lost my marbles

Misdoubtful wrote: ↑Wed Apr 12, 2023 12:25 amWhat?

The moral of the story, a wise man among fools is the greatest fool of them all.

What is this a response to?

Itseasytosee2me wrote: ↑Wed Apr 12, 2023 4:02 am The moral of the story, a wise man among fools is the greatest fool of them all.

If your the smartest person in the room, your in the wrong room.