The griefers of Second Life are known for launching bizarre animated attacks against their in-game victims. Perhaps the most famous form of SL animated mayhem is - no delicate way to write this - the flying penis attack.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that some Russian pranksters apparently adapted the Second Life stunt to disrupt a real-world political meeting in Moscow. From the newspaper report:
The meeting was being address by Russian chess champion turned Kremlin critic, Garry Kasparov, when a remote-controlled flying penis flew through the room... The device - which appeared to be a modified twin-rotor toy helicopter - caused an immediate commotion.
A video taken at the event shows the chopper briefly evading capture before a man later identified as a security guard leaps from the stage and swats the device with a left hook... According to the Moscow Times website, the prank was staged by "a couple of pro-Kremlin Young Russia activists" who had launched a "plastic phallus on propellers".



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Re: Second Life's Flying Phalluses Inspire Real-World Political
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Re: Second Life's Flying Phalluses Inspire Real-World Political
Just imagine what would happen id his was done here in America... the PtC would **** themselves at the sight of a flying penis.
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Hilarious. I mean you're supposed to do a speech and out comes a flying willy! lol
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Following the lead of this prank in SL, did the politician have a previous career as a whore?
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Clearly they were mimicking a scene from GTA.
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I'd like to hear how the speaker responded. From the crowds laughter apparently he pulled it off
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Great... Second Life is invading First Life. Thats it. I want off this rock.
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/b
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I now have a feeling people all over the world are going to use a flying penis at political functions/protests.
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I like Mr Kasparov and am pleased that he seemed to take it like a good sport (though i didnt understand a word).
Also: Flying Penis Prank might be epic!
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I always had the feeling that "pro-Kremlin" and "griefer" would find their way to harmony someday...
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Re: Second Life's Flying Phalluses Inspire Real-World Political
I detect win here.
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Serious win here. I was laughing through the whole thing.
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That security guard was the ultimate cock blocker.
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"Dont worry, people. I have experience with wang blocking and slapping!"
In Soviet Russia...
Penis's... fly? O_o
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BLOODY EPIC!!!!! xD
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very nice, we could do with a bit more of that in politics.
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Re: Second Life's Flying Phalluses Inspire Real-World Political
And for some rteason Youtube still acts like it has no videos for me.
Still, a good laugh just reading the story.
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Update your Flash player. I get the same "video won't play/video has no sound" problems every time Adobe updates Flash. As soon as I update, the problems go away.
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Mildly Amusing at least. Suffice to say that it was funny to listen to how quiet it got once the rotors started.
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