[OT] Mysterious Glob...

Trevalon Moonleirion

Explorer

• Jul 3, 2003

• #21

This MSNBC article says that the thing could be a giant colony of something sort of like plankton. That's really not nearly as exciting as a giant sea monster, if you ask me... anyhow, here's the link:

http://www.msnbc.com/news/933992.asp

 

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LGodamus

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #22

There is always controversy in this sort of situation, one expert wil refute another..and as badly decayed as it is..until they test the flesh there wont be any concrete answers

 

jdavis

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #23

(OT) What the heck is this?(hey moderators)

Giant unidentified sea monster the size of a school bus:
http://www.msnbc.com/news/933992.asp

 

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EcCenTriC fairy

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #24

Looks like a large... jellyfish.

 

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kenjib

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #25

I wonder if some of the massive predators hinted at in legend have gone extinct from the collapse in the food chain caused by overfishing throughout the last few centuries. Were there amazing things in the deep that we will never know existed?

 

DerianCypher

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #26

It looks like a really big person sneezed and left their boogers on the beach

and you might want to check this thread http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=55432

DC

 

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Alzrius

The EN World kitten

• Jul 3, 2003

• #27

This reminds me of a story I read where a protoplasmic blob rose from the sea by accident, and devoured people before trying to return (and finally being annihilated with a flamethrower). Whatever that thing is, its damn creepy.

 

Alzrius

The EN World kitten

• Jul 3, 2003

• #28

kenjib said:

I wonder if some of the massive predators hinted at in legend have gone extinct from the collapse in the food chain caused by overfishing throughout the last few centuries. Were there amazing things in the deep that we will never know existed?

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The scarier thing to consider is that, by depleting their food sources, these massive predators have been forced to look for other ways of getting food - watch out humans.

 

Alzrius

The EN World kitten

• Jul 3, 2003

• #29

Angcuru said:

Twinkies work. I hear that powergamers live off of those things.

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No you fool! Don't you know that twinkies among gamers are a symptom of great evil in the area?! Look at what happened to the guys of the Bag Witch Project!

 

frankthedm

First Post

• Jul 3, 2003

• #30

KOOL

Ever since i was a child i liked octopi more than squids and held hope Kraken was a breed of octopus, not squid.

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Thankfully the upper world's lack of pressue is as deadly to them as the under sea world's great preassure is to us.

 

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