ShareAges ago, mariners were haunted by tales of gigantic monsters called kraken. As they swabbed the decks on wooden ships, sailors wondered what dangers awaited them in the murky depths of the sea.
The fear of a kraken may have lost its punch with the advent of modern seafaring, but the legendary creature is still enchanting printed on this shower curtain. Beware, all ye who shower here!
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That's a good one! I'm amazed at how many unusual shower curtains there are out there. This one is pretty funny, if a little extreme:
http://www.ioffer.com/i/funny-shower-curtain-psyc…
I hope no one feels the need to go to this extreme!
I'm obsessed with octopi and pirates right now! I'm totally asking for this for christmas!
Release the Kraken! (Surely I'm not the only fan of old-school "Clash of the Titans.")
She must be delivered to the Kraken at the setting of the sun or else the Kraken will destroy all Jopa and everyone within the city.
Gotta have this shower curtain!!
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A wonderful shower curtain! I recently completed a digital photographic montage – with seas, clouds, rocks, undersea wrecks, Neptune with his trident, albatross, whale, astrolabe, etc. etc. – entitled "And the Sea Shall Give Up Its Dead," the words taken from the ritual for buriel of the dead at sea. So I researched all sorts of sea creatures for the making of it. Great fun!
Very fun, indeed!
Hi there. You can buy them from the website linked to above: http://www.krakenrumstore.com/Shopping/Shopping.a…
I'm looking for a showder curtain where I don't need a vintal backup sheet. Any suggestion