In his blog The Lovecraftsman dead Cthulhu waits dreaming of an unspeakable emoticon worthy of his horror. Behold, the Cthulhu emoticon.
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In his blog The Lovecraftsman dead Cthulhu waits dreaming of an unspeakable emoticon worthy of his horror. Behold, the Cthulhu emoticon.
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Do South American monkeys form living bridges in order to cross alligator-infested rivers? No modern naturalist thinks so, but the idea is curiously long-lived. Jesuit priest José de Acosta published the first account in Latin in 1589 — here’s a 1604 translation:
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