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Second Life: the fetal Cthulhu wig

chautemoc | August 28, 2008 | Blog | PC Misc

Any excuse to write about Cthulhu is a good excuse by me.

Eureka Dejavu was recently seen in the world of Second Life modelling this "fetal Cthulu bouff wig", created by Rikka Koi, who designed it for the Hair Fair (I assume a Second Life event).

If you aren't familiar with the greatness that is Cthulu, Koi explains:

Hp Lovecraft wrote these incredibly bizarre, dramatic stories about a great dark being who travelled the cosmos and kind of landed on Earth, who currently sleeps in the depths of the sea, waiting for the end of the world.

Now aren't you wondering why you're not wearing one of these babies (double entendre, there) on your head?

While attending an event hosted by Schmilsson Nilsson at the Bradesco sim in Second Life where breaking news (he will blog about it!) was announced by HiPiHi just now, I received two simultaneous instant messages, one from Hamlet Au:

heya, I'm interviewing someone who's helping kids with cancer by selling hair with cthulhu god of the underworld

and one from one of our collaborators on the development of the DIP sim in SL, Michelene, who said:

I found something neat for your graveyard

Eureka Dejavu: ooooh what?

the answer: the grave of cthulhu!

Sun Sharple of HiPiHi (he doesn't speak English and we don't speak Chinese and the Babbler wasn't cooperating) teleported over to see the grave with us after the event. I can't imagine what he must have thought, standing on the tentacles of a Cthulhu in the afterlife while I stood there with a fetal jar in my hair. He called us friends.

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