Lovecraft for Squids: Scifi Religion Creation

[LMNO]

Incidentally, this is the song "Cones" by the Frost Heaves.

[Doktor Howl]

Incidentally, this is the song "Cones" by the Frost Heaves.

Will hit it up as soon as possible.  Which means tomorrow after work.

[LMNO]

You may have it already.  It's on our first CD.

[Doktor Howl]

You may have it already.  It's on our first CD.

Then I have it.

I don't really look at sleeves.  I just jam CDs in and then drive badly.

[LMNO]

It's the one with the soaring, half-time epic chorus, "It's a message from a cone/that was left so long ago/no one knows, where it goes".

[Demolition Squid]

Incidentally, this is the song "Cones" by the Frost Heaves.

I thought I'd heard your first album, but apparently not! This is freaking awesome!

Will definitely see some sharing in the near future.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Incidentally, this is the song "Cones" by the Frost Heaves.

Perhaps needless to say, this song makes me a bit moist.

[LMNO]

 

[S]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

[Eater of Clowns]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

QG is right.

I'm going to need your sources on that being interesting.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

You are not only mistaken, but you are so very mistaken that I am wondering if you know what proprioception means.

[Don Coyote]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

You are not only mistaken, but you are so very mistaken that I am wondering if you know what proprioception means.

That wouldn't even make sense for an animal to lack proprioception, especially one with a multitude of limbs.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

You are not only mistaken, but you are so very mistaken that I am wondering if you know what proprioception means.

That wouldn't even make sense for an animal to lack proprioception, especially one with a multitude of limbs.

It's kind of a hilarious thought, though. But yeah, I don't think any animals lack proprioception, even flatworms. It's kind of a necessary element for that whole having-a-body-that-moves thing.

[QueenThera]

Sorry for not replying for a while. Busy with Christmas and other wild trains of thought! I do plan to watch that video, and discuss things. But first...

Cephalopods lack proprioception entirely, if I'm not mistaken. Behaviorally, it's very interesting.

You are not only mistaken, but you are so very mistaken that I am wondering if you know what proprioception means.

That wouldn't even make sense for an animal to lack proprioception, especially one with a multitude of limbs.

It's kind of a hilarious thought, though. But yeah, I don't think any animals lack proprioception, even flatworms. It's kind of a necessary element for that whole having-a-body-that-moves thing.

Cephalopods might not all be the same, but it is true that octopi have poor proprioception. In fact, there's a few interesting articles floating around about how their tentacles have minds of their own.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopus#Senses My citation, for what it's worth.