I hate shakespeare, but Julius Caesar could be the only thing he’s ever written which I like. And Hamlet.

You must be… mad.

Oh, excuse me. The offering is awake.

On the other hand, Tom may be preparing us for the return of the dreaded old ones, whose waking will lead mankind into madness and death.

I think I prefer you being right.

This made no sense… why would Tom give us to the Bloop? Why NOW?

I just watched Lost. Hurley said it, about 50mins in. “The Island disappeared, we all saw it. It’s gone… Bloop!”

Someone, Please tell me I am right…

As you said, more interesting would be an experiment to see if you could use a game to do the conditioning.

Well, here’s hoping Mexican wrestlers, natural enemies of supernatural evil, can save us all.

If not, well, anyone speak the tounges of the unholy deep and or old ones, that man was not meant to speak of?

I don’t recall ever playing a videogame that tasted of anything, unless it was S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and licking the collectors edition tin-box counts.

Knew it the moment I heard it. Cthulu snores a lot.

I love how they’re all named for how they sound apart from one called ‘Julia’.

I don’t remember it, but Wiki says Cloverfield actually ties the monster to The Bloop.

Looks like it couldn’t be big C though, unless he has a summer home.

Maybe it’s his clone from Rex Libris.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clover_(creature)

The Bloop is an unidentified noise picked up twelve years ago by several sets of military hydrophones in the Pacific. Unlike other unidentified sonic events, it matches the frequency signature of the type of sounds made by living creatures. The problem is that the largest known animal on Earth is too small to have produced it.

It’s Mr Franics, blowing down a straw, into a milkshake, next to a microphone. Duh.

I’ve never played the crappy sequel.

I think Tom recorded some nasty biological function. Oh, someone already said that.

I can only assume that it’s from a different source on the web or that the file has changed speed somewhere along the line between original download and now.

Course, the fact that nobody knows what the bloop really is makes your promise to “reveal its identity” all the more intriguing!

Naturally, If I am wrong, and it is just a rejected noise for the Boomer, then pretty much everything I’ve said becomes void.

And then the first poster mentions Cthulhu… Insanity points, anyone? I’m actually quite intrigued.

Which would imply a second recording of a Bloop sound. Which would be pretty scary/awesome.

Well, if I’d trust anyone with that kind of power…

Concurrently with this move, they will be experimenting with a new distribution system that relies heavily on threatening broadcasts to the UN security council.

…50° 100°!