You can't see the images in Problem Sleuth? That's odd.

Also Problem Sleuth is much longer and much, MUCH crazier than Homestuck. If Homestuck is burrowed in your head, Problem Sleuth will make it explode.

Actually, no, I guess that's a lie, Homestuck is twice the size of Problem Sleuth. That's odd... but it is way crazier, still.

I exploded.

Everyone in Bobchan just gushes and gushes and gushes about it am I the only one who only thinks it's good but not so great that it's suitable to print up, roll into a tube and sodomize myself with as a privilege?

Yes, you are the only one.

I knew it.

Dude, just WAIT until Problem Slueth works for you. Shit gets real, and it gets real qui-... well, no, it takes a while, but when it gets there, it GETS there.

POSE AS A TEAM!

And keep an eye out for pumpkins.

That pumpkin may or may not have ever been there.

because SHIT JUST GO DISCONCERTING.

Oh, Adblock was blocking it =I

I'm, uh. I'm gonna be busy for a while now.

Indeed. A good kind of busy, but yes... busy. :3

the homestuck has too many...
PLOT DEVICES and CHARACTERS

i love it so

NUUUUURRRRSSSSE!......NUUUUUUURRRRRSSSSSE!!!!....


....NURRRRRRRRSSSE!!!!...... <.<



>.>

The book, House of Leaves gets into your head.
Oh man does it ever.
I finished it weeks ago.
Still thinking about it.

What?

You were talking about that thing being on your mind, and I was kindof like "That reminds me of how I have this book on my mind," and they both have a related word in their name--house/home--so it's all...it means something, right!?

Or maybe I'm just obsessing with a crazy book.

Oh, I thought I was missing something in conjunction with Homestuck, since Firefox mentioned it too.

I think he just saw my comment.
But, both get into your head, and they both contain related terms--house and home. They're also both kindof complex.

Fucking love Homestuck. Let's talk more about House of Leaves though.

Homestuck is pretty cool. I need to get back to it.

But with House of Leaves... I was just looking into a connection between it and the Pearl Jam album, Vitalogy. There are a lot of little things that make me thing I may be on to something. (Also, someone claimed somewhere, without any reference to back it up, that the author said he was listening to a lot of Pearl Jam when he wrote the book.)

I had a bunch of dreams kind of like House of leaves during my first year of college. There was a new door in the basement of the house where I grew up, leading down into some kind of industrial looking concrete stairwell, poorly lit with buzzing yellow lights along the walls. There was something lurking in the darkness at the bottom, and I could sense it chasing me back up to the house. I had that same dream several times, with the only difference being the house in which the doorway appeared. It was always in a basement of a house I had lived in or visited growing up, and there was always something waiting for me, but never revealed.

When my dad was a kid, he dreamed about being in a new house, and opening a door with stairs leading down to a dimly lit basement that seemed to maybe have vague shapes moving in it, but mostly, it just seemed to be something very wrong, to the point of being frightening.
A few months later, they moved into a new house. It was the same house in his dream, only it didn't have a basement--the same door opened onto the water heater.

When I was a kid, I had dreams a few times that involved finding a doorway in the back of my parents' closet that lead into another bedroom with a bathroom attached to it. It was pretty cool, but in the dream, if I was alone in the new room, it started to feel kindof creepy.

One thing I've wanted to ask of someone who read it--did you think of the labyrinth as being part of the house, or as something else? I noticed how they kept talking about it as part of the house, because in my mind, it was as if they went somewhere else--somewhere 'unheimlich' to borrow a foreign word form the book.

It's never a part of the same house.

Perhaps it's part of every house?

Don't link them or anything! /sarcasm

What if someone was unfamiliar with it?

Also, I just thought this up: What is bliss, for a cynic? "A sar-gasm!" *rimshot, then just shot*

That won't work. I've lost count of how many times people have begged me to read it. I'd start at the beginning of Problem Sleuth, see a dopey looking guy in an office, and go "What the hell is this shit?" and then close the browser in disgust.

No, one can not be TOLD to read MS Paint Adventures. One must discover it ON HIS/HER OWN.

My journey, for instance, began when I discovered Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff. The comic about the stairs has been posted everywhere. I'd seen it many times before. But it was only NOW, when the time was right, that I discovered that it was actually a part of MSPA.

No, merely TELLING people to read MSPA won't work. You must INSTILL THE SEED that will eventually blossom into a mature, succulent fruit.

Congrats, you just pulled a Morpheus. "No one can be told what the Matrix is.. you have to see it for yourself." :P

....you suck cocks, you say?

I remember reading the beginning of homestruck for a long time ago after finished problem sleuth, disappointed at it's end.... then rediscovering it after nine months and reading it again.

Well, it's JUST over a year at this point. Yeah... there's a crazy amount of updates. That's partially because he doesn't claim any continuity, though it doesn't seem that way...

You're doing yourself a favor.

ZC: Entertain self.