How else can I respond to this wretched rant against our beloved cephalopods last night? He claims that "Narrowing the gap between cephalopods and humans can only lead to disaster" and that "Our seafood is training for something big", and he's right—and the only appropriate response is to welcome our new tentacled masters. Defiance and threats, like those of Mr Colbert, will only hasten your subjugation.
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Hail Octopi!
It's difficult to tell from this vantage point whether they will consume the captive earth men or merely enslave them. One thing is for certain, there is no stopping them; the octopi will soon be here. And I, for one, welcome our new cephalopod overlords. I'd like to remind them that as a trusted blog commenter, I can be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underwater lairs.
It is not physical attacks I worry about. The critters are dexterous enough to forge signatures, so they could impersonate lawyers and steal assets, with no one the wiser. Once they own all land outright, they'll hire mercenaries to evict us. The mercs will drive us into the sea, where -- guess what -- we'll be food for cephalopods.
Ahh, he just wants to be eaten first.
Now their insidious plan is clear; the Land Shark was merely an advance scout!
As long as it's not those blue-spotted poisonous octopi that make you die real quick.
Then I'm all for it.
I for one welcome our new cephalopod overlords.
Calamari gods, step into my kitchen!
*evil grin*
*sharpens knives*
Here is a way to deal with calamari, eat them deliciously.
http://www.geocities.com/napavalley/vineyard/6430/calamarirec.html
On the upside, Jonathan Coulton just released a new song about a cephalopod:
http://www.jonathancoulton.com/mp3/Octopus.mp3
We shall fight them in the beaches. We shall fight them in the submarines. We shall fight them wherever their 8 or 10 tentacled bodies appear. I can only offer you my deep fryer, my oil, my lemon juice to season. But we shall never, ever surrender!
Winston S. Churchill.
he will be eaten last
I thought I posted this in a comment here last night, but when I came back I couldn't find it. I am sad.
Umm, submariner's brains.....
Sluuurrrrp!
mmmm calamari.
mmmm hentia
I have come to rule you all with an Iron Tentacle..
You!
Obey The Tentacle!
Visit this site for more on why you must, and how you can, obey the tentacle...
www.geocities.com/supreme_martian_overlord
Forget the toiling! I'm volunteering for the genetic modification and the hybridizing.