Octopus at the Natural History Museum in London, England.
Image: GrrlScientist 3 September 2008 [larger view].
As soon as I saw this sculpture on a pillar at the Natural History Museum in London, I thought of one person. Guess who that person was? You have three guesses and the first two don't count.
Captain Nemo.
Squiddly Diddly?
Wow, that's a freaky coincidence, I took a picture of the same sculpture (well it might not be the very same - I think there's several of them around) when I went to the Natural History Museum last year,
http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w272/HorwoodBeerMaster/MuseumCephalo…
I guess reading pharyngula raises one's cephalopod awareness.
Geez, that could be any of FSM-knows-how-many hentai fans...
Doc Ock
Rasta-pogo
P. Squiddy
Someone should put that on a T-shirt...
Cthulu?
Shamu?
P-Zed!
Lio?
Barklikeadog, thanks for pronouncing it correctly instead of that cacophonous noise zeeeee.
Can I vote for Captain Nemo?
PZ!
Geez, that could be any of FSM-knows-how-many hentai fans...
All bless his sauced name. Ramen.
Cronan, #12
Who that?
Medusa!
Do you know the age of the strata that fossil was found in?
Patrick Duffy as Man from Atlantas?
The Flying Spaghetti Monster!
My first thought was FSM but #7 caused me to laugh uncontrollably
A southern woman told me one day, when I mentioned I liked the pillars on the old plantation homes said,
"Thems columns, A pillars what you put your head on at night".
pete
I think ZenÅ got it. LiÅ!
Personally I take great offence of this kind of portrayal of FSM (The Flying Spaghetti Monster), and I think it could be worth a lawsuit.
Where did you take the picture?
Wht date?
How long have they been up for display
This is an outrage.