Lonelygirl15

[designedbylife]

Has anyone figured that out yet?

I didn't notice until I heard the Cthulhu interview in reverse,
but then I saw that the LG15 video "Poor pluto" has a tag that
says cephalopod. Irrelevant?

[ravensgrace]

[Sfonzarelli]

Cthulhu resembles a cephalopod.
Pluto plays a very important part in the Cthulhu mythos - in it, it's called Yuggoth and it's a home base for an alien race called the Mi-Go.
Antarctica also plays a very important part in the Cthulhu mythos. It's the setting of "At the Mountains of Madness".
The reference to erd being "from a star" is most likely there to imply Bree's extraterrestrial origins! (Which would fit the Lovecraftian theme)

[thevictim]

cephalopod = octopus

Octopus = 8 legs

solar system had 9 planets before pluto was cut off.

now solar system has 8 planets.

8 legs = 8 planets = cephalopod

[tigerlilylynn]

[TehSpectre]

Considering a call from Cthulhu (Hehe) would dive almost any man stark-raving mad, I am glad I got a call from Cassie and not him.

=P
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"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown..."

-H.P. Lovecraft

[sparrow]

Where is this Cthulu interview? Sorry, I must have missed something . Is it a lonelygirl vid or a Creators thing?


Also, what kind of creature is she cuddling in the "Poor Pluto" video? He looks kinda like a cuttlefish to me.


Edit: Anybody know what she's saying in the sped up part of "poor pluto?"

[luvved]

[sparrow]

Ohhh, turtle makes sense.

In any case, he looks creepy to me.

[Broken Kid]

[spaciegirlreturn]

Well, I've been "lurking" for quite a while now and finally registered because this tag has been bothering me. I've noticed something besides the "Cthulhu" connection you guys are talking about. Somewhere along the way here I came across pictures and information about the "Abbey of Thelema". It's located in Cefalu, Sicily. That stuck out in my mind, though I'm not sure how significant that would really be.

Also, Cephalopods are quite interesting. Besides the sort of oxymoron head-foot thing, there's a lot of talk about spirals and mentions of the chambered nautilus..a lot of math correlations. All that stuff strongly ties into chaos theory (stuff like the Fibonacci sequence, fractals etc.) It seems to me that Thelema embraces Chaos and the like, which makes perfect logical sense to me, but is not neccessarily something that many religions celebrate. Often times, chaos is assosciated with "the unknown" or "the wild"..you might go so far as to say even "darkness". I'm not a scholar on the subject but western religion is generally suspicious of such things..or at least uneasy. A lot of rules and regulations seem to act as a way to tame / control chaos (darkness, wilderness, unknown etc.) Such rules, standards, and even moral "codes" could be seen as counter intuitive and un-natural by those who embrace the concept of chaos.

My personal beliefs are irrelevant to this topic, but it does illustrate a huge difference between "western" religion (which influences the gneral western public's opinion in a huge way) and Thelema specifically. I just thought that was interesting.
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[clamoring]

What's the cthulhu interview?

[curriguy]

[sparrow]

Edit: Response to video 1: HILARIOUS.
Response to video 2: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! The Old One is sapping her life energy!




On a lighter note, look at this!
http://www.netfunny.com/rhf/jokes/97/Jan/cthulhu.html