Sunday Simulacra - Version 5.38

The skull hunters came through this week with some more great finds. Let's get to them.....

Wendy Boggs of Richmond, VA was on a trip out West to the Nevada desert and nabbed a pic of this rock formation that has been dubbed "skull rock".

Back towards the Midwest Gemma Heilmer of Illinois noticed this gooey skull on the inside of the lid to a jar of marshmallow creme.

And ending back on the East side of the states in Georgia we have self proclaimed skull fanatic Hollie-Marie Roswell who spied this air freshener with a subtle disguise.

Thanks for coming through with some simulacra sustenance, skull hunters. Remember to submit your hidden skull finds to help keep this weekly feature going. It thrives on the trophies you collect. Good luck!

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This week’s offering is Chicks of the marshmallow variety.

“Born Yesterday” 2.5" x 6.5" single serving of iconic marshmallow chicks decorated with gel icing

Cottontail C says:

On my never ending quest not to pay full price for perfectly good candy I came across a lonely container of marshmallow chicks pushed to the back in the sale area. I was shocked today by the amount of sale merchandise in the stores. I was hoping this was a message from the masses that they no longer want to be part of a disposable society, but in reality people probably aren't financially comfortable yet, although the “recession” was declared over by the experts on Friday. It took those same experts a year to declare we were in a recession, but only two quarters to determine we are out of the crises. Lets all hope for “Next Year in the Black.”

PS. The grass is actually edible, it’s a German delicacy. See here for more on it. The plastic eggs also celebrated their 10th year of service.

Remember each Monday during the 3.0 year I am posting an original skull design. My weekly offerings are nothing compared to the one-a-day massive project done by the Skullmaster in 1.0, but hopefully you will find some nourishment in these weekly offerings.

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Sunday Simulacra - Version 3.18

This week's collection of simulacra showcases the diversity of the skulls found all around us everyday.

Phil Cheney brings us "something I found at Thacker's Hardware Store here in Petersburg, VA. One of the best hardware stores in the area, IMHO. Anyway it reminded me of what C-3PO's skull might look like."


I couldn't agree more, Phil!

Next up is this roasted "skullsmallow" from Maria Breiwald in Eskilstuna, Sweden. She writes, "one evening, me and a couple friends were roasting marshmallows...I took a bite out of one and...well, I hope the picture speaks for itself. He might be looking a little sad because I'm about to munch him all up. Anyway, I could not have drawn a cuter, chubbier and (literally) sweeter little skull to send in."


And last but not least might be the grossest skull I've seen to date. Creative theorist and solution engineer Shawn White found this one in a cornish hen. He tells us, "We were splitting cornish hens to put on the Big Green Egg (I love the Egg) and as I was cleaning the bird I happened to look at the neck and was astonished to see a grisly skull staring back at me. I hollered for my wife to come look and then to grab the camera. "



Another round of excellent finds from everyone. To all of you skull hunters out there, keep sending those pictures in to our submissions address. Just keep in mind that since we only post simulacra once a week it might take a little longer than normal for it to be posted.

Also, it's only 27 days left for the "Countdown To Halloween". Are you ready yet......?

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