THIS WEEK’S WINNERS
Well-known artist unveils new 3-D, multimedia work titled, “Seriously, you want to do this?”
LINDA S. SOLOMON, Albuquerque
“Mani-pedi for six, please.”
CATHY HEIST, Albuquerque
“It looks nice but I’m not going to buy without a test drive.” DWAYNE ARGAUD, Albuquerque
Orchestra seating is more expensive than loge but equally uncomfortable.
RAY A. REEDER, Albuquerque
“Hey Virgin Galactic, nice pix of SpaceshipTwo’s cabin interior, but how come it doesn’t show where you keep the parachutes?”
PAUL A. CHRISTOPHERSEN, Albuquerque
“Hey, this IS Rocket Science — not peanuts, red eye, stand by, or lack of leg room.”
TODD TIBBALS, Albuquerque
You have to pay $250,000 and travel to the edge of space before you can get a comfortable seat and decent legroom on a flight.
CHUCK MCCORMACK, Albuquerque
For the price, not only do you get a flight to space, they’ll throw in a free CT scan.
DOUG AUSTEN, Albuquerque
Homeland Security Rapid Response Vehicle is shown prior to boarding for Operation Legend in Albuquerque
RICK WELLER, Albuquerque
“Come on in and take a seat, any seat — the window view is quite frankly, out of this world!”
ELIZABETH A. SAAVEDRA, Los Lunas
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s N.M. restrictions are so broad they stretch beyond earth to outer space.
ARTHUR D. ORTEGA, Albuquerque
“Please don’t be alarmed if you happen to see a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin’ purple people eater. It’s just the company mascot.”
MARK B. YARNELLE, Albuquerque
The eyes of the world watch us.
JEFF HARTZER, Albuquerque
This is the interior of the alien spaceship that landed in Roswell.
JOAN NEWMAN, Albuquerque
Disney World introduces its new Darth Vader adventure ride.
LINDA KAY LIVINGSTON, Albuquerque
A view of a $250,000 seat ready for a space adventure that will include floating in gravity for a few moments and viewing earth from above all while enjoying a soda and peanuts.
GIL SUNIGA, Albuquerque
Is that a robotic eighteyed jumping spider?
PREMETIVO R. GABALDON, Albuquerque.