NIGGERMARK
NIGGERMARK by Cibble June 12, 2024
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Niggerman
The name of the protagonist Delapore's cat in prolific (and very dead) horror writer H.P. Lovecraft's short story "The Rats in the Walls". In a 1953 re-release of the story, the cat's name was changed to Black Tom.
Spoiler alert: The house is swarming with spectral rats (lovecraft be trippin') and Nigger Man is the only person able to sense them.
Now, any well adjusted member of society might think to oneself; why in the everloving fuck would any writer name a character, even a cat, Niggerman? The nature of the naming is never even explained. Lovecraft himself, however, actually had a cat named Nigger Man.
Spoiler alert: The house is swarming with spectral rats (lovecraft be trippin') and Nigger Man is the only person able to sense them.
Now, any well adjusted member of society might think to oneself; why in the everloving fuck would any writer name a character, even a cat, Niggerman? The nature of the naming is never even explained. Lovecraft himself, however, actually had a cat named Nigger Man.
Niggerman by problemo de drinko June 30, 2019
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The art of summoning black people using chicken,jordans,watermelon and cool-aid typicaly referred to as black magick.
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niggermortis
a common condition found in working age african american males; characterized by sloth, unemployment and indulgence in low grade marijuana and malt liquor
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