“Also called the stollenwurm, springwurm, or jumping worm, it is allegedly a cryptid animal described as being anywhere from five to seven feet long with a snake-like form, large clawed legs and a feline appearance in the head region. “Similar creatures have been part of Scandinavian folklore for centuries. The first sightings of the Tatzelwurm (“worm with claws” in German) were in the seventeen hundreds by a farmer who claimed

Update: yes, Icicle Works would do just as well.

We’ll see.

“Since every sign creates an interpretant which in turn is the representamen of a second sign, semiosis results in a ‘series of successive interpretants’ ad infinitum (Peirce). There is no ‘first’ nor ‘last’ sign in this process of unlimited semiosis. Nor does the idea of infinite semiosis imply a vicious circle. It refers instead to the very modern idea that ‘thinking always proceeds in the form of a dialogue —

…We’ll move up into the mountains so far that we can’t be found… C’mon Corvids. You know you want to. Look: already promises are being made! And that’s from a guy. I imagine Jeralyn Merritt will get all drunk and start flinging subpoenas on stage. What? It’s certainly not unheard of.

**** h/t Wunderkinder.

Q: “Though our name was inspired by the drug, Dexedrine, we had a notoriously puritanical attitude to both alcohol and drugs. Fitting our image at the time of our debut album, 1980’s ‘Searching For The Young Soul Rebels’, [our look was comprised of the kind of] New York docker wear inspired by the Martin Scorcese movie Mean Streets.” Who are we?