A little background here: Japanese squid monster moisturizer tentacle woman video. Yup.
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One last compendium, I think, unless I find unusually large quantities of Cephalopod Awareness links in my mailbox tomorrow.
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The film captured the squid, Taningia danae, in action: 1 The squid swims towards the bait; 2 It spreads its arms wide; 3 It swims around the bait, twisting its body; 4 It grabs the bait with its eight arms.
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tags: itchy tentacle relief, octopus, Japanese commercial, streaming video
Leave it to the Japanese to come up with a commercial for itchy tentacle relief tentacle lube. Despite what you're thinking, this streaming video is SFW [0:30].
Strange. That's all I have to say.
So which one of them has the fetish?
The strangest thing ... this is a car commercial.
Ah Japan, you and your tentacles. Yes.
Looks to me that the plot runs something like this:
Oh no. I am a giant octopus and I am on land and dry. Help me.
Oh poor Mr octopus I feel your suffering.
I will help you Mr octopus by applying this moisturizer.
Oh yes. I am saved. --- Mr Octopus has what looks to be a octopus orgasm --
Product is displayed and announcer says something like 'save those you care about from dryness with this stuff'.
FTB.
Perfectly understandable.
Good one, Jives.
Is no place safe from SPAM?
I didn't realize Cthulhu was making commercials now.
I think that's an athlete foot medicine
It reminds me a bit of an old "Oil of Olay" commercial here in the U.S., where an alligator stalked around the model while the announcer droned on about rough, scaly skin. I wonder which came first.
Yep. Alex is correct, that's an ad for athlete's foot medicine. The announcer clearly says "mizumushi"; Japanese for athlete's foot. Oddly, the characters for that are water + bug.