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Sunday, January 20, 2008

Cthulhu on YouTube

Calls for Cthulhu

Awesome Carol of the Old Ones (and the inevitable parody of the parody)

Cthulhu Claymation

IA!IA!CTHULHU F'THAGN! People are kind of obsessed.
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