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*vurp*
My reaction was best described as: GHAAAH!
okay I am never clicking on a link from you again mistar :/
You know, he's just doing it to watch us writhe in mental anguish.
Which is totally understandable really, because it's funny if it's somebody else doing the writhing. Heh heh. (Bletch)
...fish takos.
Those poor octopi.
(And yes, I know that's not the right word. I just can't bring myself to type "octopusses" without feeling dirty.)
L.
How about "octopodes" then?
(My spell checker didn't like that. Fie on my spell checker!)
Most people use "octopi", therefore that's the correct plural in English.
Most people say nookyaler and foilage, too.
Roll back the great vowel shift! Bring back cases! Enough with this impure 'modern' English!
And the fact is that "octopi" is not without Latin pedigree either, though it's not immediately obvious. I have a post in the works about this, but it's wya on the back burner for now.
Waii! Tentacoo wape, LARPed!
*twitch*
I, for one, welcome our slimy new tentacled overlords.
...and their tongues.
That would be octopussior.
Sometimes you wonder if they really like whatever it is they're doing, or if it's mostly for the shock value. Because of the interweb, almost nothing shocks me anymore. So to pretend I'm 'normal' and that they aren't. I make comments about how disgusted I am when really I'm not so much. So here ends the disgustipated comments cuz it's all just what it is. In this case, some hawt (Japanese?) girls(? could be dudes!) with what appear to be cephalopods for hats and a simulated tentacle tongue. (Note: I'm not saying the tentacle in h(is|er) mouth isn't real, the "tentacle for a tongue" concept is the thing being simulated)
Personally, I think the tentacle tongue thing looks better when drawn.. but that's just me.
Dunno what you're talking about. It seems that liking what they're doing and the shock value are very unlikely reasons to do what they've done and that money and/or imprisonment are much more likely reasons.
Never thought about the great motivator... i.e. Kee-ash.
Good point.
Sometimes you wonder if they really like whatever it is they're doing
.............
you ARE kidding, right????
awwwwwwwwww!
it's just like that dinner date in lady and the tramp!
*heart melts*
Leave it to you to see that.
I wish when people do octopi pr0n they would use *fresh* octopi. Also, their hair is mixed in with the octopus tentacles. I give them a c- for effort. I want quality!
"First, you must touch your tonge to mine."
and as Stone Cold Steve Austin once said, "...and that's all I got ta say about THAT."
First thought: Hot!
Second thought: Wait, that isn't her tongue...
Third thought: EWW EWW EWW EWW EWW EWW
I'm sure you've seen this by now, but: http://www.collisiondetection.net/mt/archives/2006/01/_dig_it_a_giant.html
(I was surprised how far back I had to go back to find a squiddy post.)
It's the smiley logo on the side that really sells it.