Ian Boudreau: The Krassenstein brothers provoke this very primal reaction in my brain, like the baby in Eraserhead. There's disgust, revulsion, and an overwhelming need to smother it in its sleep.

The Krassenstein brothers provoke this very primal reaction in my brain, like the baby in Eraserhead. There's disgust, revulsion, and an overwhelming need to smother it in its sleep.

Wormboy is stoked!

It's partly pity and partly hatred, but it's an instinctual feeling that such a thing should not be permitted to live

Not that it would be okay to act on this feeling of course, I'm just saying there's an evolutionary thing happening in the brain stem when you see a person living like that

It's probably the same feeling a mother hamster gets when she realizes she's going to have to eat one of her newborn cubs

[Linda Yaccarino in the Radiator] In Heaven everything is fine

The Thing That Should Not Be

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