Antarctica. Still largely unexplored at the time HPL wrote the novella. I do believe that when John W. Campbell wrote Who Goes There? he may have been influenced by HPL. John Carpenter’s The Thing followed Campbell’s book more closely than the 1950’s version.
My wife used to babysit her younger siblings when her parents would need time alone to do things like anniversary dinners and such. She used the carrot on the stick approach. Her brother Chris was such a friggin clone of Calvin, but she knew how to handle him. Not surprisingly, she eventually got a Bachelors in child psychology and a Masters in guidance counseling. Calvin would be putty in her hands! I like to think that my teenage daughter is so well adjusted because of me. Well, I did help a bit, but it’s mostly because of my wife.
More like At the Mountains of Thought Balloon Madness. The guy should’ve ordered an omelette with a Shoggoth on the side. It’s only a buck extra for that, and it comes with an ichor remoulade. Add some Black Goat cheese to it and I give it a Thousand Youngs up!
Antarctica. Still largely unexplored at the time HPL wrote the novella. I do believe that when John W. Campbell wrote Who Goes There? he may have been influenced by HPL. John Carpenter’s The Thing followed Campbell’s book more closely than the 1950’s version.