BramP's Stuff

After meeting a pair of hobos in the sandbox, Bunny built a new sort of spaceship:

It combines Klingon, Federation and even Romulan technology, the Romulan part being a cloak, seen in action here (vaguely):

And I got a really cool Scorpion avatar (for only 5L$): , but Totalus decided to put me in a cage

It's time for some more pictures from another life!

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What adventures did DarthBunny have this time... Well... He joined Starfleet. That's about all.
However, he also ate something he probably shouldn't have, because he ended up looking like this:

And I found my parrot's mother, sitting on a black semi-transparent monolith:

The white, unreadable in this image, text says: "Its origin and purpose, still a total mystery."

Okay, so I made those crazy objects myself...

If you have been reading the main blog page for these blogs, dear reader, you may already have noticed that RoBobby and Karida sometimes had company while exploring the strange world of Second Life. So I will just copy them and post some pictures too.

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Ropadam - When a colleague called him a 'pig-headed ass', Prof. Drs. Xavier Morreau of the University of Ropadam decided to prove that he didn't look like a pig-headed ass at all, and the geneticist mixed donkey DNA with that of a domestic pig. Even Morreau himself was quite surprised that it actually worked.

"Now the pig-headed ass really does exist," he said. "And I am glad to see that it doesn't look anything like me at all."

A Blue Moon is the second full Moon that occurs in a single calendar month, and apparently on average there are 41 months per century with two full Moons in the same month. So a Blue Moon happens about once per 2.5 years, and there will be one in 2007, either in May, June, or July, depending on where you live.

Anyway, I post more often than that in my blog I think

In order not to have a completely silly and useless blog post, here are some other Moon-related things:

Orbiting the Moon

Putting satellites in orbit around the Moon is difficult, because Earth likes to pull them away, which destabilizes the orbit of the satellite. NASA is looking at solutions for that problem.

Leonids striking the Moon

Meteoroids hit the Moon more often than people expected.

Fake Moon dust

NASA researchers are faking moondust for experiments and other dusty things.

Geminids hit the Moon too

Not just the Leonids hit the Moon (see above), the Geminids too.

Metric Moon

When NASA returns to the Moon, they will use the metric system.

NASA stares at the Moon

When you stare at the Moon for a year, you see meteors strike (like the Leonids and Geminids mentioned above).

The Moon's a witness

Big meteors result in big craters, both on Earth and the Moon, but on the Moon the craters stay around a lot longer, preserving a lot more clues.

RouvoeCU!
It's you and me!
I choose you!
RouvoeCU!
You and me forever!
I choose you!
RouvoeCU!
You and me!
I choose you

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This entry has some wide pictures, so I put them after a 'Read more' link. How considerate of me.

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A long, long time ago, in a blog definitely not far away, I talked about a couple of stories that I was writing: here, here, and here.

It's now over 18 months later and I have to admit, none of those stories have been written at all.

So, it will be official now: those stories will only be finished as soon as they will be. No deadline at all