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Following on from the complete and utter lack success of this year, and finding out it is possible to use up the best part of 6ft of wood while making a hat....I give you Dirigible Octopus Adverts!!!
I seem them having less mass than a human, with more limbs to hold the control whilst waving flags
e.g."Eat a Joe's", they don't have a union and will work for pilchards.
In some sympathy for the little octopode, the NMRM Co will never fly Dirigible Octopus Adverts featuring calimari.
Advanced market research indicates that octopodes lack the vocal range and the cheongsams keep falling off, so that lass in Blade Runner has nothing to worry about.
Probably.
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This is the sort of cutting-edge stuff that the UK Government
ought to have been funding for years. If England loses its lead
in dirigible octopuses, it will be a criminal waste. |
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//octopodes lack the vocal range// actually, no. Most octopus species are
in fact quite vocal in roughly the same audio range as human hearing. They
of course lack vocal cords, but they have a complex structure called a
stridulum which can generate a wide range of sounds. They range (within
and between species) from grunts, squawks, chirps, whistles and clicks to
semi-musical flute-like sounds. Captive octopuses have even been heard to
make "muttering" sounds when thwarted in some respect. They're also quite
good mimics. Obviously you need a hydrophone to hear them, but then
they're quite loud. |
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I don't recall seeing those… will have to rewatch the whole series now (where now means next week because school) |
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That might have been in Serenity rather than the TV series. |
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// that lass in Blade Runner has nothing to worry about// |
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Ah, the one I don't have (though I've seen it). I needed an excuse to get it. |
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