Krillion 11/5/26
A list by lordcactusguy · 7 items
"Seven prompts a day, same for everyone. Rare answers sink you deeper. Obvious ones barely count. One in a krillion." My responses: 1. Serval 2. Elio 3. White Russian 4. Chad 5. Hephaestus 6. Mourning Dress 7. Marker Balloon Krillion #113 🦐 445 🦑🦑🦑🦑🦑🦑🏮
- Serval
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★★★They call it the serval because it's "serving" up great looks and effortless style. You go, serval!
- Elio (film)
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★Has anyone ever heard of this movie? I haven't even seen it, I'm just curious. Pretty sure this is a mass hallucination Malboro-effect type deal.
- White Russian (cocktail)
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★Most of them are. Minus points for Ukraine, additional minus points because I don't like alcohol. Was pretty iconic in The Big Lebowski.
- Chad
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★★Possibly the country that has suffered the most from Gen Z and their neologisms. Nobody in Europe or the Americas actually knows what is going on in Chad, they're just familiar with it because a cultural icon of theirs happens to share a face with its borders. I think it's unfair to Chad that when one first thinks of this country, this nation of 20 million individuals, they do not think of the eighteen interconnected Lakes of Ounianga, or the sprawling Zakouma National Park with its various unique flora and fauna. What they think of is a mogged Stacycel, or a jestermaxxing beta cuck gooner. Minus points because the country is named after "Lake Chad," which itself takes its name from the Kanuri word for lake. You're telling me this country is named Lake, which is named after Lake Lake?
- Hephaestus
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★★★Just incredible amounts of aura from this guy. Possibly the origin of woke 0.5; great to see disabled representation in the pantheon of Greek gods, but you know some Spartan would be like "I just feel like Mount Olympus was trying to hit a quota when they came up with Hephaestus." -0.5 because he was alleged to be kind of problematic in his advances towards Athena.
- Mourning
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★It's fascinating to see humanity build a culture around mourning, and how each different culture attempts to revere death in different ways. The arbitrary lengths people go to cushion sadness is shockingly beautiful. But it never seems to be enough, does it?
- Balloon
lordcactusguy's latest · 2026-11-05★★★★the first ever experience children will have with cosmic horror is when they accidentally let go of a balloon and cry first (because they've lost their balloon) but the second time they will cry is because of the implication of where the balloon is now
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