Showing posts with label carrot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carrot. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

A Few SLB Exhibits

 

 The Second Life Birthday is full of noteworthy exhibits. One that caught my eye was "The Great Carrot Caper" in SLB Marvelous by Owlie Fairlander, Beth Ghostraven, and several other contributors. In this tribute to Abbot & Costello and Alfred Hitchcock, you take part in a mystery comedy in which the goal is to find fourteen golden carrots (a pun on 14 karat gold).
 
 

"The Great Movie Ride" at SLB Breathtaking by On A Whim Designs

Welcome, movie lovers, to the On A Whim Great Movie Ride! Please keep your hands, arms, feet, and any runaway screenplays safely inside the vehicle at all times. We're hoping to catch a little movie magic today, and you've picked the perfect cast for the job. Please do not exit the vehicle once you've sat down.  I'm Cody, and alongside me is Roxy. Together we'll be your guides through some of the most memorable moments in cinema history. Lights, camera, action!
 
 

 "Expendable Space - The Ocean Floor" at SLB Stupendous by the International Spaceflight Museum, and Helena Kiama and Roy Sutton.
 
What goes up must come down. While we often look to the sky to see the future of spaceflight, the history of our journey is written on the ocean floor. Come explore a detailed underwater graveyard featuring discarded boosters, fuel tanks, and engine clusters from the rockets that built our modern world. Also, discover an underwater habitat used for astronaut training.
 
 
Discover more at the Second Life Birthday grounds 
 
Bixyl Shuftan
 

Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Cartoon of The Day: Using The Force

 
 
 Taken at the RFL Sunbeamer team meeting. Kylee looked like she was levitating a carrot at one point. As the day before was May the Fifth (be with you), perhaps she was trying to use Jedi powers on it. 

By Bixyl Shuftan

 

Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Cartoon of the Day: Carrot Rider

 

Taken at the Happy Vixen. And yes, she really did say she doesn't ride brooms.

By Bixyl Shuftan