HorrorBabble's COMPLETE DREAM CYCLE by H. P. Lovecraft

The Dream Cycle is a series of short stories and novellas by H. P. Lovecraft. Written between 1918 and 1932, they concern themselves with the "Dreamlands", a vast, alternate dimension that can only be entered via dreams.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Polaris
00:10:24 - The White Ship
00:26:34 - The Doom That Came to Sarnath
00:44:38 - The Cats of Ulthar
00:52:48 - Celephaïs
01:07:14 - Ex Oblivione
01:11:38 - Nyarlathotep
01:20:04 - The Quest of Iranon
01:38:16 - The Other Gods
01:51:32 - Azathoth
01:54:48 - Hypnos
02:13:34 - What the Moon Brings
02:18:48 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (1/3)
03:30:36 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (2/3)
04:59:16 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (3/3)
06:17:36 - The Outsider
06:35:50 - The Silver Key
07:06:30 - The Strange High House in the Mist
07:30:34 - Through the Gates of the Silver Key
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The Dream Cycle is a series of short stories and novellas by H. P. Lovecraft. Written between 1918 and 1932, they concern themselves with the "Dreamlands", a vast, alternate dimension that can only be entered via dreams. Chapters: 00:00:06 - Polaris 00:10:24 - The White Ship 00:26:34 - The Doom That Came to Sarnath 00:44:38 - The Cats of Ulthar 00:52:48 - Celephaïs 01:07:14 - Ex Oblivione 01:11:38 - Nyarlathotep 01:20:04 - The Quest of Iranon 01:38:16 - The Other Gods 01:51:32 - Azathoth 01:54:48 - Hypnos 02:13:34 - What the Moon Brings 02:18:48 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (1/3) 03:30:36 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (2/3) 04:59:16 - The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath (3/3) 06:17:36 - The Outsider 06:35:50 - The Silver Key 07:06:30 - The Strange High House in the Mist 07:30:34 - Through the Gates of the Silver Key Bandcamp link: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/horrorbabbles-dream-cycle Narrated by Ian Gordon for HorrorBabble Music and production by Ian Gordon Support us on Bandcamp or Patreon: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com www.patreon.com/horrorbabble HorrorBabble MERCH: teespring.com/stores/horrorbabble-merch Search HORRORBABBLE to find us on: AUDIBLE / ITUNES / SPOTIFY Home: www.horrorbabble.com Rue Morgue: www.rue-morgue.com Social Media: facebook.com/HorrorBabble instagram.com/horrorbabble twitter.com/HorrorBabble

[@gerwynjones6862]

As good as poe.

[@gozinta82]

HorrorBabble just listened to the white ship. Im under the impression he didnt come back from that trip, while lovecraft doesn't mention it. Spooky!

[@gozinta82]

HorrorBabble also...I cant donate due to finances but i can share your work to help. Stay safe Horrorbabble.

[@ethanbankston4024]

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[@ashleykellner9210]

Zdx. 😊😊😂

[@jonbaird8835]

For the longest time I could never find a complete version of the dream cycle, in audiobook form, with such consistent quality. Thank you very much for uploading this.

[@dukromeo]

fire and ice 🤠

[@donsolo8258]

Most nights the Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath plays while I sleep. The voice narrating this is absolutely amazing.

[@kronoscamron7412]

Wow same exact point I fall asleep

[@patrickberg3443]

Me too!

[@garmtpug]

And I thought I was the only one who fell asleep to Ian Gordan reading Lovecraft! It's good to know there are kindred spirits out there! 🙂

[@AdmCornFlake]

@@garmtpug Lovecraft is the best for falling asleep to. While falling asleep, I've had all sorts of weird hypnogogic/dream thoughts that so perfectly suit what Lovecraftian literature is.

[@garmtpug]

@@AdmCornFlake Well you are certainly lucky to experience that. I never experience anything except tending to wake up in the middle of a long novella or through a couple of his shorter stories. I've got the entire Horror Babble audio works of Lovecraft on my phone - I think it's a bit over 51 hours! - and I can recognize nearly every story by listening to a sentence or two in the middle of it!! LOL!

[@12201185234]

Like having weird, intense dreams? Fall asleep listening to this.

[@bluzercic]

Last night i did and had really intense dreams

[@SidRandom]

It's really hard to enjoy other authors being read after listening to these Amazing stories.

[@vincenzo547]

You and me both, my good man!

[@daryleldridge7769]

I gotta say that i totally agree, but Ian own stories are also excellent 👍

[@daryleldridge7769]

*Ians

[@rev.dr.dayspring7805]

Its next to impossible. Even Christopher Lees readings of Poe are dry in comparison, and those were the golden standard.

[@viderevero1338]

@@rev.dr.dayspring7805 Well Poe was literally like 300 years ago (maybe more). Writing has changed. And his is the golden standard because it’s just that, standard

[@12201185234]

I love the Dream Cycle. I guess that Lovecraft himself was disappointed in it... At least he was dissapointed in the Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath. I read some correspondence he wrote, lamenting that he felt the writing was subpar and didn't live up to what was in his mind. Personally, I really enjoy the Dream Cycle stories, especially the Dream Quest. Anyway, thanks for uploading them together like this.

[@deforeestwright2469]

I agree. Kadath is brilliant.

[@vinny5638]

In a way that adds a bit more wonder to it for me. To think that the grandiosity of these stories were even more fleshed out in his mind than on the pages is a beautiful thought.

[@gozinta82]

Agreed.

[@aisutistoto5771]

An artist's Greatest critic is himself

[@10yearsgone10]

Yea me too, especially the Dream Quest. It’s one of my favorite stories ever and that’s kind of saying a lot pour moi. It’s so creative and as a writer myself I can relate to Lovecraft if this is true (In the whole, “it doesn’t seem how it was in my mind” feeling)…

[@firefox7801]

The cat army is just the best thing he could have come up with :)

[@fightthesystem3588]

Those cats of Ulthar... Lol this was my favorite I been listening to it for years with a different vision each time....

[@terryjaenke238]

Cats are crap...and don't even start me on dogs, although my anger is more so directed to the useless and rude owners of these annoyances.

[@MrHouse-fo1od]

@@terryjaenke238 I guess you dont like Lovecraft then?

[@joshuacarpenter5997]

@@terryjaenke238 here we see the cats’ next victim lol

[@kronoscamron7412]

Formidable... never f with ultharians

[@patthecat6491]

I haven't read Lovecraft in 50 years and never listened to any audio versions of his story's until I discovered your KZbin channel. I really enjoy your narration and have been binging on Lovecraft and other story's you produce. Thanks a lot. ❤

[@HorrorBabble]

Thank you for joining us!

[@toadstyle101]

Over 9 hours of Lovecraft in one binge!! Come on, let's do this!!!

[@jordankelsey8179]

Lol wait till you find the 22 hour Cthulhu mythos video

[@erasmusdeprofundis8863]

Try the 50 hour complete Lovecraft collection on Audible! 😁

[@SolaGratia.]

"Beneath the gibbous moon, throughout the land of Nod." ❤️

[@orangeiceice12]

Lol. Okay then.

[@gerwynjones6862]

To him its meaning was supreme.

[@preshrunk_cyberpunk5479]

I just found your channel recently. Your voice is perfect for this genre

[@thomaswilke9771]

Yes it is good when the right person hits the opertunity that c Julius ceaser did not die young

[@thomaswilke9771]

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[@calviniscool]

Randolph Carter, what a tragic, intense, inspiring journey. Thank you for this, Mr. Ian Gordon.

[@MacobstonProductions]

After listening, I imagine this guy narrating my life in a way that sounds like it's from a H.P Lovecraft novel.

[@HorrorBabble]

"This guy" is honoured!

[@sage1682]

The two feel unrelated, Lovecraft wasn't British. A mid Atlantic accent would be closer than this

[@twojointsjay7330]

I'd never read Lovecraft and a work colleague bought me a hardback copy of the Necronomicon. I read a few stories and thought it was ok, but when I got to The Cats of Ulthar short story I was absolutely blown away. I can't quite put my finger on why it's so good, or what I liked about it, I just know it was amazing.

[@davidwhite7294]

Cats ls just one of the best short stories ever written. Its opening paragraph is a masterpiece.

[@Liboo52]

What a gift that you have compiled all of these stories into one video. This is a beautiful achievement!

[@higherground711]

Cool. I didn't know exactly which stories belonged to the Dream Cycle. Now I do. This will be a great companion while I catch up on some chores. Thanks. Excellent narrations. 👍 😄

[@Urdalibertine]

“Three times Randolph Carter Dreamed of the Marvelous city and three times he was Snatched away….”

[@sheilabug.sheilasartworks3488]

This is the first time I have heard the dreams I dream.... I thought about writing it down into a book but.... I also thought I would be in trouble for telling.. I wonder what type of stories are similar and we never share.. Hmmm maybe I should share now.. I dream of glowing white loving light bird flying me anywhere my imagination takes us... It is so much fun and full of awesome adventures and a lot of bad lands too that you stay away

[@missdark16]

So this is a verry late reply, but lovecraft is public domain. So you if it's too alike you may have trouble publishing and selling what you wrote, but you'll not be in any trouble.

[@BWPT.]

Just want to say thanks for these superb narrations, I really enjoy listening to these at bed time.

[@DeadlyDanDaMan]

Yet another AMAZING Lovecraft collection. Seriously, you guys rock. Keep em' coming, if you have anymore.

[@HorrorBabble]

Thank you. Be sure to visit the main channel page in order to access our Lovecraft playlists.

[@Sco6014]

I was just talking with my friend about Lovecraft's dream world so I'm really excited for a compilation read by my favorite audio book reader. Sweet collection. My imagination really relishes these dream adventures and your voice is perfect for Lovecraft and his tone.

[@SidRandom]

All golden and lovely

[@bigo8647]

Nine ours of good horror from Lovecraft.

[@stephenflint3640]

Not really even horror, more high fantasy and mystics, with horror spicing and emboldening the heady taste given.

[@jamiecameron7615]

What a monster of a collection!!! Wonderful!!!

[@crazynutreviews2647]

Okay, let me see if I've got this right: Randolph Carter successfully leaves the earth for another dimension, lives thousands of years as a sort of deity before deciding that it's not really for him, and returns to earth as some sort of alien being while trying to resume human form? Why was Lovecraft unhappy with this one, if I've got it right then this is one heck of a story!

[@darkstarnova5846]

Brilliant, time for a binge listen 🖤

[@jiltedarts]

Your reading is as always something that drums up my imagination... It feels that i am there at times!

[@mrmeyerhofer]

Wonderful! Many thanks for this.

[@myidvarchive889]

I don't know what I would do without you Ian ❤

[@thomaswilke9771]

Yes thank all of you I am an English teacher and don't Scorn the spoken word now I live in an army homeless shelter and was once blind too bad I didn't know then

[@NIL0S]

Thanks for this. Kept me company with your voice and the great masters stories during many a sleepless night. If only he knew to what depths of thought he would move his readers, and what heights of imagination! I can only surmise that in a specific angle of consciousnes, and plane of dreaming, he very well might've known.

[@dik4316]

Thanks

[@markmccullough6921]

Thank you for taking me back to a beautifully isolated yet desperately majestic point of no return. Viva la Horrorbabble

[@calvinandgaming4268]

I've been revisiting this while I'm playing elden ring and bloodborne

[@GregoryRichardstheman]

Should I listen to this to go to sleep? Probably not. But it's so easy to get lost in Lovecraft's worlds and stories I can't help falling into each in turn

[@MrJohnMarbles]

So happy right now.

[@dreamingofMUSE]

Five mortals who once visited here seem to have been taken by the moon beasts. 🌒🌕🌔

[@joeyhinds6216]

Strange. I just started rereading these yesterday.

[@konradkurz8353]

Fantastic dedication! You deserve so many more subscribers! I will always do a shout out for you! Fantastic stuff!

[@agentorange9851]

Dreams bruh, powerful medicine indeed.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

I hope Wilson with or without the widow of Michael Crichton, does a third book. This one would be the first contact with an intelligent alien from space. I would love to see this one made into a movie or limited series. This was so doggone good!

[@gregoryflothe4995]

I really enjoy these compendiums of Lovecraft's work. It is beautiful descriptive prose from his abundant imagination, even better narrated in audiobook format. Thanks for posting his wonderful words!

[@jorgehughes9685]

A fantastic reading, as always. Big fan.

[@PhlashRockinmann]

There is a nifty, weurd, animated Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath movie. I found it on Scamazon Prime a few years ago. Y'all might like it.

[@offgrid-azzouz9867]

Thanks!

[@HorrorBabble]

Thank you for the support!

[@TreRiot]

Just found this channel and I'm mad it took me so long. Love the vids I've been binge watching them

[@TB-to8uy]

The most interesting aspect of the Mythos.

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

Thank you for this!!! Cheers!

[@Cosmicorgasme]

I think the Dream cycle is of greater magnitude than the Cthulhu Mythos in a way

[@robertemerson1087]

Of course it’s a travel that begins in a realm somewhat past our world to begin with, eventually leading to the very outer reaches of reality

[@bradanderson1170]

This might be the wrong spot to write this but: 1) I love all of the fantastic readings you have done on this channel, you've got the perfect tone and oratorical weight for these. 2) I stumbled upon another Dream Cycle tale which might have escaped the channel thus far, "The Green Meadow". It could be worth checking into, though I am 99% sure i'm telling you something you already know.

[@HorrorBabble]

Thanks Brad! Our Dream Cycle collection adheres roughly to a book published by Del Rey Books called "The Dream Cycle of H. P. Lovecraft: Dreams of Terror and Death". We'll certainly be recording The Green Meadow in due course. :)

[@henrikberg1181]

These readings are great!

[@TheMinisterprime]

Great series and great narration thanks

[@ronaldronca7547]

Art work is phenomenal

[@Sam-pg9sr]

I put these on to help me sleep. I woke up at 7:24:13 and I thought my tv broke from being left on all night...

[@SaitoMisha]

Hype 9 hours of goodness

[@hmmmooops]

The Quest of Iranor is my favorite Lovecraft story, along with Ex Oblivione

[@moonchildsfaeryrealm.3971]

Thank you so much

[@bobbymarcum772]

The Cats showed judicious mercy to the Zoogs after Carter discovered their planned treacherous scheme of murder @nd Cat-napping. I found this merciful behavior uncharacteristic, and unrealistic in a portrayal of Cats as a race. But, I also realized Lovecraft's genius had exceeded my expectations. For in showing mercy for one small incident, the fictional Cats indeed adhered to what real Cats would do; namely, by planting subconscious expectations of mercy in their enemies' minds, how exquisitely delicious the cruelty of the Cats will be for the Cats NEXT time purely because of the surprise.

[@atomizedparticles9079]

You guys should do a video on all Randolph Carter's stories together

[@xXLunatikxXlul]

Agreed

[@ChopperSouthern]

All I've ever found of Lovecraft are short stories. I wish he'd actually written a book.

[@orangeiceice12]

The man of truth has learned that illusion is the only reality, and substance is an impostor. He couldn't have known how philosophically prescient that was

[@TheOneAndOnlyKurtNobrain]

I Love You.

[@AgentMulder1805]

You fool! Warren is dead! Great start, great song, but bad for Warren. The series from which HB gathered his opening cry! Cheers HB We love the Babble down under! 😎⚰️😎🇦🇺😎

[@complexeddrummer]

Great story and even better storyteller. Love how the story ties in so many Lovecraft people and places. Only issue is that it's like jumping into a Tolkien story halfway. There are so many people, places, and things that are never really introduced, just brought into the story like they're common knowledge

[@jamesconnor5923]

I’m always researching while reading. Whether word meanings or characters it’s all so interesting and impossible to grasp without outside help.

[@user-nl3xe6sq4d]

White Ship👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@Alucard_asher204]

Listening to this befor bed me sleep I am not sure why

[@mariecarie1]

Can you travel in twos to ol’ Ulthar far distant? Familiar with ritual, book, and with bell? Were you Menes’ good friend? The old gods’ assistant? Have you been an assassin of heaven and hell? Are you mean like a minx? Are you lean like a lynx? Did you eat the old cotters until you got fat? Did you gnaw on their flesh ‘til you got to the bone? If you did, then you are a Lovecraftian cat!

[@PsychoBunny71K]

Hello,! I just wanted to say thank you for such amazing reads. Your stories always are so profesionaly well read it's a joy just to listen. Thank you for such a wonderful experience. Could you in the future, narate The vampyre by John Polidori? And thank you again I owe you a lot of frights in the darkx)

[@HorrorBabble]

Thanks for the kind words, Vanessa! The Vampyre is on our list for future consideration. :)

[@dennisgarrett5974]

i wasn't really aware of these stories until now. BWAHAHA!!!

[@fredriko.zachrisson9711]

Btw, Thanks for all your hard work. I have also made narration and translations and i know how much energy the editing can take.

[@bobbymarcum772]

I didnt know horrorbabble did...oh.. not 'yard work' ..never mind.

[@codex3048]

Epic

[@tikkidaddy]

So I guess 8am will find me needing ☕😂😂

[@self-aware5825]

Have you ever read any of Lovecraft’s letters? He wrote more than a hundred thousand over the course of his life

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

Lovecraft wrote in the early 1900's. He is more poetry than prose and I love to listen to his descriptive phrases. His writing reminds me of Edgar Allen Poe. Using old English words and phrases that are now outdated. If you like flowery writing Lovecraft is the one to read.

[@GeraldM_inNC]

Proesy

[@SidRandom]

"whose vile hooves must paw the hellish ooze miles below, I shrieked and shrieked!" or "And the priests shook their pshent-bearing heads and vowed it would be the death of his soul." I thought it was shant bearing heads. Like shall not..... but its just a crown =(. Maybe it was a A double entendre .... yeah I'm going with that.

[@alancoe1002]

Time to cross the vast and impious gulfs once again...

[@AlbertChalmers]

Maybe someone can explain to me. How do the Dream Cycle stories differ from the Cthulhu Mythos, because I noticed Dream-Quest featured Nyarlathotep. Does that mean they exist in the same Universe?

[@CosmopolitanFools]

Yes ~ The horrific Outer Gods (like Azathoth) are apparently oblivious to the Dreamland's Great Ones. The Great Old Ones, though, have a watchful eye to the Dreamlands & seek to corrupt in small ways, preparing for the awakening & breaking of banishments placed upon them by the benevolent Elder Gods. _ Once of free will & power renewed, then make the Dreamlands (as with waking world Earth) a nightmare of tortures, destruction, death & insanity. In this, an avatar of Hastur ( the priest "Not to be Described" in yellow) seeks corruption & a Dreamlands avatar of the Crawling Chaos, Nyarlathetep. Nyarlathetep tends the Other Gods much like babysitting super-powered children . . . yet when / if the awakening of The Great Old Ones happens, then he will be the emissary of their evil, opening the way (no doubt) through Yog Sothoth, the Gate & the Key, to bodily bring the titanic horrors to extend domain over a nearly defenseless Dreamlands. _ As for "The Other Gods" - they could be The Great Ones . . . dancing on mount Hathag-Kla & punishing Barzai the Wise for his hubris / pride OR a different group of gods who may phase between worlds, rather than set specifically gods of the Dreamlands, as are the The Great Ones.

[@AlbertChalmers]

@@CosmopolitanFools thanks for the very in-depth response. Let's hope they never wake up then! 😱🐙

[@CosmopolitanFools]

Thank you, Sir. H. P. Lovecraft was largely a recluse, his time with people only in the last few years of his life, briefly married & dumped, yet acquiring "The Lovecraft Circle" of men whose literary genius has much elevated vistas of terror & adventure to be so much enjoyed (including Robert Bloch, Robert Hayward Barlow, Robert E. Howard, & August Derleth). Touched by a fascination in classical Greek, Lovecraft based some portion of his pantheon of gods after the Greek / Roman gods ~ with Nyarlethotep based on Hermes / Mercury. The amazing Ramsey Campbell & even the insipid Stephen King have used Lovecraft's Nyarlethotep, along with Mythos descriptiveness & vocabulary elocution to send shivers to the public. H. P. L. was a pioneer, a relative contemporary of Jules Verne & H. G. Wells - such an early time of great minds among inconspicuous men whose dreams would lend much to over decades of readers wanting worlds to explore.

[@Duck_Dodgers]

Someone else speaks the truth of Stephen King

[@ronaldvronca8999]

Listening to the mind of Lovecraft is what I imagine one would hear sitting in on a lecture given by alien travelers of some distant galaxy....it's obvious they can communicate in our languages yet you find it hard to follow, only thing you're sure of is where they came from, has to be a nightmarish and foreboding planet.

[@theangriestcatintheworld]

The pillock on the hillock. :D

[@scottmyers6076]

Please tell me that you did this in preparation to port it over to Spotify.....

[@HorrorBabble]

Got a few more things lined up for Spotify, Scott, though it's quite a costly business. Soon...!

[@scottmyers6076]

@@HorrorBabble YAY!

[@LegendofNelda]

Is all that there is one in Yog Sothoth, or is Yog Sothoth merely a facet of Azathoth's dream?

[@is-be6725]

Meow 🐈

[@is-be6725]

You’re too kind 😆

[@theangriestcatintheworld]

@@is-be6725 Mreooow!! Meow mew meow meow mreowwr? Mreow mewp mew meow meow, prrrp!! **purr purr purr** 💕 >^. .^< 💕

[@is-be6725]

The Angriest Cat In The World 😉 You don’t seem too angry to me, Kitty Kitty.

[@theangriestcatintheworld]

@@is-be6725 Ah, well I only call meself that to frighten and off-put any potential beasties what want to eat mes! 'Sides, yer a wee cat too, are you not? I cannae be angry with others of my species!! (Grrr, roowr, just in case) 💕 >^. .^< 💕

[@firefox7801]

March of Ulthar: Meow, meow, meow!!

[@TaraTurner-3atm3]

Good night H.A.R.💋🌹💋🌹💋

[@AnimeShinigami13]

It sounds like unknown Kadath is Mount Everest.

[@TrueZschunke]

I never realized that The Outsider is part of the Dream Cycle. Does anyone know who he is or was?

[@bobbymarcum772]

Good question

[@MaraW1832]

Just some random dude that came back as a zombie/ghoul. Could be Pickman, I suppose, but I doubt it's anyone of note

[@ryancusack1]

Haven’t listened for a bit...much love Ian and Jen hope you are well mates. I know you probably have a huge lineup but how about “The Great and Secret Show” by Clive...maybe the whole “Art Trilogy” ? Not totally horror and quite long but I think would kill.

[@ashbeelashbeel7880]

Woah! 179 comments and 2 likes???? How????

[@HorrorBabble]

I'm not sure that's right!

[@edwardspencer3906]

As much as I worship Cthulhu, these Dream Quest stories are fantastic! Maybe it's because of the way cats are personified...I like cats a lot myself and so did HPL!

[@jennifervan75]

Is it missing a few stories? The nameless city? Or someyhing about a witch house?

[@HorrorBabble]

Those stories are part of the Cthulhu Mythos, rather than the Dream Cycle. This collection adheres to the following: www.hplovecraft.com/writings/sources/dc.aspx

[@implodingsoftly]

Cats 🖤

[@bobbymarcum772]

You have to love war when a cat army is fighting it

[@lostcrusader11]

This story really humanizes Lovecraft to me, especially his love of cats. He had incorrect beliefs but so did most people in his time.

[@thewitness4134]

CAAAAAAATS

[@snappa_tv]

1:14:31 so you mean Detroit?

[@blights5468]

Instructions unclear am now a Yaddithian Hindu wizard and the bank is taking my home

[@johnholsinger9211]

I identify a great deal with carter

[@tikkidaddy]

The WHOLE dream cycle....is it a Harley😂? Nope its a Lovecraft HB limited edition special😂😂

[@tikkidaddy]

Oh come on Ian...that was funny😂😂

[@m0tv1nd]

4:09:05 Did you just say builded it?

[@HorrorBabble]

'Builded' crops up 3 times in Dream-Quest...!

[@m0tv1nd]

@@HorrorBabble Why? Why did he not use the word built? :O or am I missing something?

[@HorrorBabble]

@@m0tv1nd I'd ask him if I could... ;) Ian

[@d.ryanwebb1166]

'Builded' is correct, just archaic. Tolkien used it too.

[@DennisMoore664]

Do you all have a Paypal account?

[@HorrorBabble]

We do indeed! Thanks for the thought. www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=B2GJ549XXZW9W

[@jojones4685]

2:25:00

[@davidfollowerofjesuschrist5510]

😺😺😺😺👀

[@snappa_tv]

Over a year and less than 1000 likes?! Come on guys we can do better than that