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James F. Brown
James F. Brown
10 years ago

At first glance, I thought the rocket and the red thingie behind it was the bottom half of a face with a serious overbite.

Take Cover
Take Cover
10 years ago
Reply to  James F. Brown

Landsmudge.

And yes, I too thought we were looking at a grinning orange. What’s up with that wiggly rocket anyway?

Karl
10 years ago
Reply to  Take Cover

It’s “Annoying Orange” of Youtube fame!

Sirona
10 years ago

It looks like no one could make up their minds about what to put on here. They just kept trying stuff and erasing but it wouldn’t come off! I want Elven. No, I think soft Persian. Maybe Medieval Europe? Last-ditch effort, slap a rocket on it. That’ll fix everything.

I will say the textures and colors are kinda cool, but WTF am I looking at, really?

john e. . .
10 years ago

Sometimes a rocketship is just a rocketship, Virginia.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
10 years ago

Sometimes. Other times, as noted in Donald Keyhoe’s “Flying Saucers Are Real”, a spaceship is “a huge cigar-shaped device” (U.S. Midwest 1987) or “cigar-shaped craft” (Bridgewater MA 1905) or “strange torpedo shaped device” (Burlington VT 1907). As the Swedish social commentator Sigfrid pointed out, a cigar can be a “phalliken symbolska”; thus, by the Keyhoe analogue, a spaceship can be seen as a cigar. IOW, that is a smutty cover.

Naaman Brown
Naaman Brown
10 years ago

“I sometimes get the feeling that I’m being trolled”

If you build it, whether it’s A Field of Dreams or a Lousy Book Covers blog, they will come.