#ape men

[reddesires]

POTA MASTERLIST

Writing Guidelines : Here

♡ Noa Works ♡

○ First Work.

● Noa And Life With The Clan.

○ Closure.

● Rain.

○ Flustered.

● Courting Headcanons.

○ Yearning.

● PRIMAL PLAY. (SMUT)

○ Biting Jealousy (SMUT)

● Refutation

RUINS. (Series)

Prologue: Promising Prospect.

Chapter One: What Are The Chances?

Chapter Two: Time Will Tell.

☆ Caesar Works ☆

● Troublesome.

○ Courting Headcanons.

● NSFW ALPHABET

○ Unfortified.

◇ Blue Eyes Works ◇

● Derelict.

○ Courting Headcanons.

● Mated Meadow. (SMUT)

¡ Koba Works ¡

○ Endeavors. (SMUT)

● Platonic Headcanons.

○ Koba's Human Friend Headcanons

♤ Raka Works ♤

○ Cuddly Human Mate Headcanons.

● Raka Boobie Headcanons

♧ Maurice Works ♧

● Father Headcanons.

~ Sunset Trio Works ~

○ Fishing With The Sunset Trio Headcanons.

● Birds of a Feather.

《 Ape Men Works 》

○ What Type of Lover They Are.

● Drunk Reader Headcanons.

○ Flirting With Them.

● Body Worship.

○ Period Headcanons.

● If Reader Is Injured.

○ Loud Sneeze Reactions

● Sleep Positions Headcanons

○ Ape Men Comforting Reader

[ohwaitimthewriter]

Okay we talk we talk… but have you think about how a mess it would be to joke around with our ape men at the beginning?

Let me explain: why do we laugh at a joke? Because we have more or less the same references! About culture stuff, events (good or bad) in life, traditions, school stuff, childhood stuff, adult stuff and so on… we understand the story behind the joke and this is what makes it funny!

Now, with our ape men it’d be another story… except with Caesar who grew up in our society and is able to understand a lot of human joke thanks to it (I swear in his good and peaceful day he can try to make some with you -spoiler he doesn’t know how to joke so they are not funny but please laugh he is trying-), other apes would just look at you like: 👁️👄👁️

How embarrassing it’d feel 😭

And it’d probably be the same the other way around until you both learn each other culture.

It’d take some times but once you know each other well, this is when the inner jokes would happen and it’d be more natural and relaxed! And I firmly believe most of the jokes you are both making are inner jokes!

[wamorris56-monstertheater]

'The Lost World' 1925. Screenshots.

[liminalsspace]

[retrorevelations]

Took me long enough, but we now come down to the final two Showa Godzilla films! First up, the movie that perfected the notion of the "Robotic Doppelganger", 1974's Godzilla vs. Megchagodzilla! https://retrorevelations.blogspot.com/2022/09/godzilla-chronicles-godzilla-vs.html

[screamscenepodcast]

Your dedicated hosts travel to Mexico for LADRÓN DE CADÁVERES (1957), written and directed by Fernando Méndez! The film stars Columba Domínguez, Crox Alvarado, Wolf Ruvinskis and Carlos Riquelme.

What do you get when you mix luchadores, mad scientists and King Kong? A pretty dope movie, that's what!

Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 20:56; Discussion 35:25; Ranking 41:57

[quote-bomber]

Men of the Shadows

By Robert E Howard

From the dim red dawn of Creation From the fogs of timeless Time Came we, the first great nation, First on the upward climb.

Savage, untaught, unknowing, Groping through primitive night, Yet faintly catching the glowing, The hint of the coming Light.

Ranging o’er lands untraveled, Sailing o’er seas unknown Mazed by world-puzzles unraveled, Building our land-marks of stone.

Vaguely grasping at glory, Gazing beyond our ken Mutely the ages’ story Rearing on plain and fen.

See, how the Lost Fire smolders, We are one with the eons’ must. Nations have trod our shoulders, Trampling us into the dust.

We, the first of the races, Linking the Old and New – Look, where the sea-cloud spaces Mingle with ocean-blue.

So we have mingled with ages, And the world-wind our ashes stirs, Vanished are we from Time’s pages, Our memory? Wind in the firs.

Stonehenge of long-gone glory Sombre and lone in the night, Murmur the age-old story How we kindled the first of the Light.

Speak night-winds, of man’s creation, Whisper o’er crag and fen, The tale of the first great nation, The last of the Stone Age men.

[curiouscryptids]

The Battle of Ape Canyon

In 1924 a group of miners were prospecting for gold near Mt. St. Helens, Washington. Fred Beck was one member of the group, and he is credited with the sighting as he was the first to report it. Beck even wrote a book about the experience called I Fought The Ape Men of Mt. St. Helens.They began to notice a lot of strange activity near their cabin including large footprints, and they would hear strange noises at night around their cabin. These noises consisted of thumping noises like a gorilla banging its chest, and strange whistling on the ridge near their cabin, and each whistle would have a response from a different location in the canyon. One day they noticed a 7-foot tall ape-like creature spying on them as they went to fetch water from a spring. One of the men fired at the creature with his rifle which made the creature run off. The man claimed that the bullet grazed the creature’s head and it ran out of sight. Another one of the creatures appeared to investigate and they fired at it, presumably killing it and causing it to fall off a cliff and into a gorge. 

The men felt overwhelmed and fell back to their cabin, planning their escape for the morning. The men just had to survive the night, so they fortified their position in their cabin and awaited an inevitable assault. The cabin was built to be effective in cold winter weather so it was windowless. Darkness ascended in the valley and all was quiet, the men eventually fell asleep, effectively letting their guard down. They were awakened by a loud thud against the cabin wall, they listened as they heard multiple pairs of footsteps walking around their cabin. The men became startled when all of the sudden the apes started to bang on the cabin walls attempting to break in. The men sat in fear with their rifles in hand as rocks were thrown at the roof and the creatures continued to pound on the cabin attempting to enter. One creature was successful enough to make a hole large enough to reach its arm in. The men were able to fend off the animal and it fled from the hole. The men claimed it was reaching for an ax, which isn’t an unreasonable claim because apes are known to use tools. The attack continued for hours, the pounding would only stop momentarily before starting back up. Running low on ammo the tension became high and the men used their ammo sparingly only discharging their rifles when the pounding would continue and ceasing fire when it would stop. After countless hours of defending their cabin the pounding stopped and the apes fled the area. The sun rose shortly after and the men cautiously exited their cabin.

The miners fled the area leaving most of their gear at the cabin. They escaped the forest without encountering another ape-man. When the story got out many hunters went searching for the apes, only to be unsuccessful in their attempts. The event of large groups of people searching for the mystery attackers became known as the “Great Ape Hunt Of 1924″. The place became known as Ape Canyon after the attack. It is widely speculate by many that this story was just a hoax in order to get attention or to keep people away from their gold claims. If that was truly the plan it had the opposite effect because it caused many to venture into ape canyon. No evidence of apes were ever found and most believe that this never actually occurred, however Fred Beck swore up to his death that the attack truly happened and none of them made it up. Sightings of Ape-men are nothing new for the state of Washington but after the eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980 the sightings of them in the area dropped dramatically. Any ape-men in the area could have been killed during the eruption. We will never know if the Battle of Ape Canyon truly occurred or not, we can only take Fred Beck’s word for it and hope he was telling the truth.