Ok, where’s Thomas? Are you here? 🤣 “Once upon a time, in a..
Added 2023-07-01 19:41:29 +0000 UTCOk, where’s Thomas? Are you here? 🤣 “Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the mountains, there lived a man named Thomas. Thomas had always been captivated by the concept of greed and excess. He believed that it was his purpose in life to worship and elevate a figure he called Gainerbull, a deity of indulgence and insatiable appetite. Thomas spent hours researching and delving into stories and myths surrounding gluttony and extravagance. His fascination with Gainerbull grew stronger each day, until he felt a deep calling to dedicate himself to the worship and growth of this entity. With unwavering determination, Thomas began constructing a shrine in his basement dedicated to Gainerbull. He adorned it with images, sculptures, and symbols representing abundance and indulgence. The centerpiece of the shrine was a large portrait of Gainerbull, a fictional being with an insatiable appetite and a massive, bloated body. Thomas immersed himself in rituals and practices aimed at appeasing Gainerbull. He would prepare lavish feasts, gorging himself until he could barely move. He believed that by embracing gluttony, he could honor Gainerbull and channel the power of insatiable hunger. Word of Thomas and his devotion to Gainerbull spread, and some individuals began to be drawn to his beliefs. They too sought to embrace the indulgent lifestyle promoted by Gainerbull. Together, they formed a small community that worshiped and celebrated excess. As time went on, Thomas became more and more engrossed in his worship of Gainerbull. He would spend days planning and preparing feasts, indulging in every imaginable delicacy. His own body began to reflect his devotion, as he gained weight rapidly, his belly protruding with each passing day. The community looked up to Thomas as their leader, praising him for his dedication to the cause. They admired his expanding figure as a testament to his commitment to Gainerbull. Feasts became grander, with each member pushing their limits, emulating the insatiable appetite of their deity.”
