@Orca4950 Is it still there?
I wonder how many bricks they used

@Ghostinthemachine its actually Digital Orca is a 2009 sculpture of a killer whale by Douglas Coupland, installed next to the Vancouver Convention Centre in Vancouver, British.

the sculpture is made of powder-coated aluminum on a steel frame, giving it a Lego-like or Minecraft-esque appearance.
The sculpture is approximately 25ft high.

@AliceinWonderland How are things in Wonderland?

@Ghostinthemachine sleepy! 😴

@AliceinWonderland Wakey wakey, Ms Alice

@attyhenrytuason better late than never!

@beermeplease Is it smokey?

@Ghostinthemachine not at all. hasn't been all summer...we got lucky

@beermeplease Hopefully it stays that way

@dragonfly46 I created this post and then pretty much fell asleep soon after 😆

If I sleep on my back, there’s a slim chance I may snore, which I never did before 😴

@Ghostinthemachine It's that getting old thing. I think. Like that weird chin hair that grows 5 inches in a single night. 😱

@dragonfly46 I’ve got a white one growing out of my right eyebrow 🤨

@mindstruggle by choice or circumstance?

@JohnnyNoir it always is on a Friday night 😎

@whowasthatmaskedman I seem to remember that, even though it was before my time

@Ghostinthemachine For many it was their hidden introduction to classical music. With the theme being part of the William Tell overture by Rossini
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@whowasthatmaskedman A classic…literally!

@OlderSometimesWiser I want a donut now 🤤