Talk:Hollow Earth Expedition

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This Hollow Earth Expedition completely rips off sacred dogma of the Church of the SubGenius about "Nazi Hell Creatures from the Hollow Earth" (see Deros in Dictionary of the Gods). The Nazi Hell Creatures from the Hollow Earth also feature in the SubGenius movie Arise!, which was released in 1992, and the book Revelation X, written over a decade before this game. This is, of course, totally legal if the makers of this game are ordained SubGenius ministers, but otherwise we will have to resort to the methods used by Scientologists, namely lawsuits, since we are the ones who came up with Nazi Hell Creatures from the Hollow Earth, and this game represents a theft of intellectual property (unless of course the game was made by SubGenii in which case it gets the Church's blessing). --69.205.231.117 (talk) 10:18, 27 February 2010 (UTC)Reply

This IP address: 69.205.231.117 completely rips off sacred numerology of the Discordianism faith, regarding its use of the numbers 69, 5, 23, and pretty much any other combination, which was made sacred a really, really long time (no, really, longer than that) ago by our goddess. This is, of course, totally legal if the poster is an ordained Discordian Pope, but otherwise we will have to resort to the methods used by the Illuminati, namely consulting our pineal glands, since we are the ones who came up with nonsense religions, and this post represents a blatant lack of humor (unless of course the post was made by Discordians just wanting to make the Subgenii look like a bunch of humorless pansies, in which case it gets Eris' blessings). Also, Fnord. Quuxa (talk) 16:06, 1 March 2010 (UTC)Reply

Just expanded the article, filling out some details on the Thules and the Terra Arcanum, and rearranged the product entries. (Wolverine from the forums) Cybogoblin (talk) 17:26, 3 August 2008 (UTC)Reply

Added the awards in finally, and uploaded the book cover. Quuxa —Preceding undated comment was added at 00:23, 26 August 2008 (UTC)Reply

As it gains more licensees, Ubiquity really should be spun off into its own article. Quuxa (talk) 20:00, 23 February 2010 (UTC)Reply

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