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Cthuhlu… alive and well and living in Los Angeles?

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He moves amongst us… in a Celica?!

18 comments to Cthuhlu… alive and well and living in Los Angeles?

  • jon

    I thought the Elder Ones always drove Buicks!

  • veryretired

    Since this is a nonsense post, I will take the liberty to remark on a very insightful essay at the Claremont Review titled “The Endless Party”. I accessed thru Powerline.

    The analysis of liberal politics in the US is transferable in some ways to Britain and Europe, at least as far as the comments regarding the open-ended nature of its aims politically.

    It is also an interesting article in relation to the previous post about when things were more or less free.

  • Anointiata Delenda Est

    Excellent pointer, veryretired.

    Clearly you are not very retired, and I’m glad for that. Perhaps ” my best days are past me, but I wouldn’t want them back, not with the fire that’s in me now!”?

    Read it here http://www.claremont.org/writings/crb/winter2004/voegeli.html

    ADE

  • Rob

    Utterly pointless fact:

    Many (ok, around 10, which is many in the context of computer games) there was a PC game called Ascendancy, where you could manage a number of planetary colonies.

    Once your colonies had reached the point where there was nothing left to build, you could set them to behave in one of three ways – Scientist Takeover (to boost research), Alien Diplomacy (to boost diplomatic relations) and Endless Party (to make everyone happy).

    I told you it was a pointless fact.

  • Rob

    The above comment should begin “Many years ago”. Oh for the ability to edit comments!

  • Speaking of Cthulhu and computer games, there is suppose to be a new RPG called CoC coming out soon.

    Too bad that card does not have one of the CoC bumper-stickers. (The one that mocks the Christian fish is my fave.)

  • Martin Morgan

    That’s Cthulhu to you, Innsmouth denizen.

  • mike

    Maybe it’s a Federal car. Ahh! Cthulhu in the dreams of politicians…

  • Julian Taylor

    1) Surely one of the Elder Ones would drive something with a bit more panache than THAT? A Toyota Celica is something you’d expect some lefty tree-hugging angel to be driving.

    2) Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth – April 2005 release date.

  • David Crawford

    What’s the matter, you never saw the TV show “Angel”? We all know that L.A. is pretty much the collecting point of all manner of other-worldly evil. As to panache, jeez, they all hung out in a cheezy karaoke/cocktail lounge.

  • There have been several tales of Cthulhu-related activity in the LA area. I believe that there were some rumours of a Temple of Dagon somewhere nearby (close to the water natch).

  • JuliaM

    No, if there’s a Temple of Dagon anywhere, my money’s on Tilbury………..

  • Xixi

    A very lame, but still ugly Cthulhu, a.k.a. Barbara Boxer, was in the US Senate today hissing nihilistic comments at Condi Rice.

  • I’ve seen a few Cthulhu for President bumper stickers (why settle for the lesser evil?) around LA. 🙂

  • Cthulhu Tequila – Sometimes the worm eats you!

    Or, if the topic is license plates, I saw one today, Purple Heart handicapped veteran – 2DM2DK.

  • Steve

    Treagy inostu frepoinmux cthuthu (reds Cthuthu) vor trwifnt hlinternibrew fo iyb jretwi. Parn dfretyun bdriy se rewmenuyj cot yiup olflroppin ces.

    Drin?

  • nonservium

    i heard that once the pentogon was hit and released yog soggoth he flew over to L.A. and now resides at the Grove!!