Please don’t get upset, but every time I read your name I have a Nena flashback and hear the first line from “99 Luftballone”.
Hastur etwas Zeit für mich?
Singe ich ein Lied für dich…
Ok, I’ll just stop.
Funny… I keep visualizing Regis Hastur from the Darkover books.
But that’s just weird little me…
Fools! Don’t you know that this is “he who must not be named”? Even now some unnameable Eldritch terror is probably lumbering oozily toward your homes! Get out! Now!
Es ist Luftballons, du Arschloch. 
Tisiphone:
When I first encountered our Hastur online, I made the same erroneous assumption – he informed me he had no use for Marion Zimmer Bradley’s writing. Which I find deliciously ironic, for a variety of reasons which I’m sure have occurred to you. 
I’m more of a Lovecraftian than a Bradleyan, so I thought the same thing ThreeLeggedBob did at first.
Although I’m sure our “He Who Must Not Be Named” is better looking than the original…
jayjay
Es tut mir Leid, Kaltfeuer; ich sprechen ganz klein Deutsch, nur “Ich bin Schwul” und “Willst du bumsen mit mir?”
"Nothing makes an ordinary woman seem beautiful like…
Hastur."
"Why I dread mother’s day…
Hastur."
Sorry.
Hepaxamendios?
Correction:
Voldemort?
*note: From now on, don’t mix up fictional book characters.
Ice Wolf plaintively tapping on monitor glass
Er – guys? Mono-lingual moron here. Re the above. What did matt_mcl say to Coldfire? Was it something dirty?
Yup.
:eek:
You are correct.
My husband seems to think so.
Why I dread Mother’s Day…
Hastur’s Mother.
With my knowledge of Greek Myths, I sort of imagined Tisiphone as a blood avenger with wings, meting out justice with her fellow Furies.
According to Babelfish, it says-
It does wrong, cold fire to me; I speak quite small German, only “I am Schwul” and “want you bumsen with me?”
I’m not so sure I want to know what “bumsen” is…
If this were a party I would be standing in a corner by myself sipping a drink and wishing to god I could leave before someone asked me what I think.
Wasn’t it Hast Du in the song?