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Literally had a 25 minute ad pop-up the Stitch hug waitrose shirt but in fact I love this other day when I was using the YouTube app on my Xbox. It gave me the option to skip after 5 seconds, but still. So anyone notice the article mentions they recently renamed the boat ‘Dagon’, one of H.P. Lovecraft’s earlier creations and they don’t mention why… I feel like if you are one of the scientists that explores the most remote spots on earth you had to love Lovecraft. Does the article need to mention why a specific name was chosen for a boat? Lol people come up with names for any reason, 99% chance someone just liked Lovecraft and thought it would be funny to name a boat doing deep sea exploration after his material No it doesn’t mention why, and it was most likely that is the reason. But it’s cool to think that the ship’s crew ran into something unspeakable in the depths and changed the ships name to honor their new god. Looks like without wild adaptions to their biochemistry different from anything known to science fish wont be found much below this level. Why exactly? Pressure? Lack of oxygen? Temperature? They’ve gone this deep. Why not further? Why specifically is this depth The limit? The articles available seem to completely lack any elaboration on this. The Japanese do very much like to destroy fisheries, dolphins, and whales. Bad luck for the fish to be found near Japan.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.