Jewelry cast from actual octopus tentacles. I’m not sure if these would please or anger Cthulhu – but they sure are fetching. If Kevin Z wore one of these AND the cnidarian skirt to his defense, surely no force, no matter how non-Euclidean, could resist him.
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8 Responses to Jewelry to show your devotion to the elder gods
Actually I do need to replace 2 wedding rings I lost. One is at the bottom of San Luis Reservoir in California. The other is somewhere in the softball field at Penn State.
Nothing says “I Do” like a tentacle wrapped around your finger!
well after his recent brokeback bible foray, i couldn’t that’s for certain…
Hell, I’d make him a cephalopod themed indigo vest to go with them!
Those are very cool though.
OMG! WANT IT!
Actually I do need to replace 2 wedding rings I lost. One is at the bottom of San Luis Reservoir in California. The other is somewhere in the softball field at Penn State.
Nothing says “I Do” like a tentacle wrapped around your finger!
I wish you had said Mikey Z, not Kevin Z…
I am in awe that a marine biologist other than me knows the elder gods and who Cthulhu is!!
Chris – I know! I’m always surprised that more marine biologists don’t want gills like the fish-people of Innsmouth.
“non-Euclidan” is not a viable adjective for forces. “non-Euclidean” describes metric on manifolds or, more loosely, geometries.
The Elder Gods scorn your earthly maths. When Cthulhu tells Euclid to jump, Euclid jumps – and then Cthulhu eats him anyway.
In other words, PPPBBBBBBTTTTTTT