Rabbit Hole Updates

Well, the picture of the cute rabbit couple I’d just checked up on 2 weeks ago is gone in Blackmount, replaced by this ominous, dork-like object — same spot. Almost looks like the new object is being bent into the hole through some unknown gravitational pull.

Compare to some of the images in this video, if you wish.

Just for the record, the rabbit couple picture had been located on this spot since at least last August. Same person appears to own the land. Why the switch in objects at this location all of a sudden??

A day or two earlier I “accidentally” created a new SL desktop background on the home computer, making an eye-in-hand Second Life shortcut logo already present on the desktop appear just below a hole I photographed that reminded me of the Rabbit Hole (several sims away from this much smaller hole). Below is an edited version of the screen shot, focusing on the hole. Thought it odd at the time but didn’t understand the meaning. But now: was it a foreboding of the dorky object that similarly appeared, in mysterious fashion, next to the actual Rabbit Hole? Good chance.

But maybe it’s not as much a phallic object as just something being bent toward the hole, which, if so, would be the same as a black hole, as portrayed in the 3d Homer episode.

It might also be related to the Pie Hole of Big Island, covered or marked by a Tron video arcade game.

Also perhaps worthy of noting is that the SL logo here is superimposed with a shield the four colors of TILE — red, green, blue and yellow.

And that’s not all I’ve found out. The dimensions of the opposite side of the Rabbit Hole, in Ulyanovsk Oblast, have been altered: although it appears to be the same depth as before, the hole is markedly narrower and the pool of water at the bottom smaller.

More as I come up with it.

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Update, 6:55am:

Well, I’ve admitted in this blog that I’m not the most observant person in the world, but when 2+2 stares me in the face long enough, I can’t help but realize it represents the number 4. And I think that’s exactly the case we have here: 2 pairs of rabbits equals 4 rabbits total, and part of the same equation operating acausally across space/time. The first pair is found in this photograph that *use* to stand directly north of the Rabbit Hole at Blackmount — male and female obviously here.

The *second* pair has just been created almost next to my Aotearoa property, just over the line in an Otaki Gorge 512 parcel that, until only a couple of days ago, was the site of Lark Blackheart’s small gallery instead. We again have an obviously female rabbit (head), coupled with what could be a male, topiary counterpart.

This subject is discussed here, and below is a pertinent photo from that post.

A possible clincher that the two are related? Well, as demonstrated in the below snapshots, the rabbit head topped store in Otaki Gorge and the 1 prim dorky looking thing that *replaced* the picture of 2 rabbits in Blackmount were created on *the same day* (2/4/10) — even within 2 hours of each other.

Just to complete, the topiary rabbit head next to the store was created 2/7.

So let’s go along, if even for a bit of fun, with the idea that the 2 pairs of rabbits I’m describing here are one and the same, and that the 2d bunnies of Blackmount somehow magically shifted over to Otaki Gorge and assumed 3d form, to put it simply enough, or at least the part above their torsos. 2 plus 2 does equal 4. What could this possibly mean?

Admittedly I’ll have to think about it.

Further thoughts for now:

* both pairs of rabbits are out of line with each other, although the 2nd pair (Otaki Gorge) do not stare in different directions like the 1st (Blackmount)

* both pairs of heads involved seem about the same relative distance apart

Stay tuned!