Nasty Cockslut aka Uncle Linky

[ebin namefag]

Prolly pondered if the head sacrificor would have some alone time with the desecrated body and wrote a shmalzy fanfic about it.

Fanfiction of Custer's Revenge.

"Don't talk to me about the trail of tears you son of a bitch!"

[Kama]

Prolly pondered if the head sacrificor would have some alone time with the desecrated body and wrote a shmalzy fanfic about it.

Fanfiction of Custer's Revenge.

"Don't talk to me about the trail of tears you son of a bitch!"

I bet he watches stuff like Yellowstone and roots for the Native Americans

[ebin namefag]

I bet he watches stuff like Yellowstone and roots for the Native Americans

He saw the word Yellow and started getting ideas.

[Old Black Man]

Zero respect to any "Native Americans". Buncha Asian faggots that got their shit pushed in once glorious Europe stomped their shit for living like niggers.
May a thousand pestilence blankets and firewater bottles be upon them, inshallah!

Sure it’s not like Native Americans performed human sacrifices, cannibalism, and all other sorts of fucked up acts that people like Linkara want to pretend never happened so that they can keep up the noble savage trope that you l see in everything a native American is in

B-but they were in harmony with nature and talked to trees and rode wolves and shit!

I’m a folklorist and can verify that wendigo have nothing to do with whitey, as others here said they’re just a cautionary tale against cannibalism and greed. They also don’t have antlers, that’s a dumb current year faggot thing. The best modern depiction of a wendigo is from the game Until Dawn.

Seriously fuck cockslut, his retardation is reaching new levels.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

From the whole cannibal origin alone I would've guessed it's basically just their version of the ghoul, or the various folkloric flavors of vampires that have a heavier flesh-eating bend.

But I guess whoever popularized the deer monster design figured it had to look different from a ghoul because it has a different name. Also Natives love totems, right?

[Old Black Man]

From the whole cannibal origin alone I would've guessed it's basically just their version of the ghoul, or the various folkloric flavors of vampires that have a heavier flesh-eating bend.

But I guess whoever popularized the deer monster design figured it had to look different from a ghoul because it has a different name. Also Natives love totems, right?

Pretty much, basically the emaciated corpse like human with creepy long limbs, able to mimic people and whatnot. The deer monster crap is just mixing them up with skin walkers, popularized in more recent times by dumb shit like tabletop.

[Kama]

Zero respect to any "Native Americans". Buncha Asian faggots that got their shit pushed in once glorious Europe stomped their shit for living like niggers.
May a thousand pestilence blankets and firewater bottles be upon them, inshallah!

Sure it’s not like Native Americans performed human sacrifices, cannibalism, and all other sorts of fucked up acts that people like Linkara want to pretend never happened so that they can keep up the noble savage trope that you l see in everything a native American is in

B-but they were in harmony with nature and talked to trees and rode wolves and shit!

I’m a folklorist and can verify that wendigo have nothing to do with whitey, as others here said they’re just a cautionary tale against cannibalism and greed. They also don’t have antlers, that’s a dumb current year faggot thing. The best modern depiction of a wendigo is from the game Until Dawn.

Seriously fuck cockslut, his retardation is reaching new levels.

And Until Dawn never had to apologize. Not to mention their depiction made wendigo look like Gollum

[BenComicGraphics]

Maybe Lewis was trying to get in on cancelling Wendigoon, not knowing the 'goon is native. Maybe Lewis is also mad that the 'goon didn't cover his Analogue Horror series.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Did anyone cover his analogue horror series?

[Complicity]

The best modern depiction of a wendigo is from the movie Ravenous (1999), with Robert Carlyle.

Even though the proper monster doesn't appear in it, it's more of a "let's overlap vampires and cannibals" kind of story, like Apocalypse Domani/Cannibal Apocalypse.