well my fishie lives. he doesn't even act like he might be considering death. he swims around contentedly unless you look at him, then he just freezes in the water and looks back at you. i'm convinced he'd be superb for the camera. oh and he's eating now. i have to practically hand-feed him though. if the pellets sit too long, they'll sink down into the rocks where there's already a collection of soggy fish food that is starting to cloud the water. i need to do something about that. i also need to name him. i think it's safe to do that. i feel like it should be a fierce name that reflects his inner shark, but i might just settle for mephisto. mephisto the fiesty fishie. i like it. it's settled. in case you weren't aware, mephisto is a badass demon lord from the game diablo ii. brother of baal and diablo. he was a tough fucker to kill and hopefully my fishie will be too.
right now, me and mephisto are chillin to the vibes of the velvet underground. fun stuff. i'll be back later to write more meaningless crap.
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I'm actually down for "Spartacus". "Mephisto" is really just a stupid filler boss on Diablo, and his name is only just another Christian association of the devil, when in fact, of the 3 bosses : Baal is the only one who serves a much more powerful Pagan root. Priests of Baal, remember? Interestingly enough however the Christian bias shows itself when the Priests of "Baal" are presented because in actuality "Baal" means "master" in Hebrew and was a term that could be used for damn near anything in that context, but the priests were actually worshipers of "Hadad" a much older name bastardized from the...guess what..Sumerian "Adad"..remember Gilgamesh?? yeah... anyway "Baal" the word, became a sort of a farce term for referring to demons and spirits and so the Bible refers to this very ancient and almight god as "baal" to establish that somehow these priests are, of course, worshipping a lesser god, no matter how ancient or how much street cred he's got...
anyway..that's you're lesson for the day.
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