Join me in an online experiment
Posted: February 6, 2015 Filed under: Freebies, Space and Aliens | Tags: activity book, alien, cartoon, free, give away, How to make an alien activity book, humor, iBook, iPad, space 7 CommentsHelp me sky rocket the charts & click to download my new free iBook, ‘How to make an alien activity book’
And yes I realise not everyone has an iPad, so if you have friends with children who you think would enjoy this, then send them this link.
Yes, I’m still here at the bottom of the image in the hope that if you haven’t clicked yet, you’ll do so now with a bit more patient prodding.
Those of you who have followed my site over the last 4 years know that I don’t go shoving my stuff down your throat (very often). So, if you’ve enjoyed my work so far, your finger clicking help would be appreciated as the e-world is a tough environment to crack. If you really want to make my day, then rate it on iBooks too.
So, back to the experiment. You’ll be able to check in live to see if the eBook is making traction. Once I have 5 ratings, there should be an overall rating displayed in the iBook Store. (Why 5 – well, even Google was a bit stumped on what number it was and the best it could find was ‘hear say’ on forums). Anyway, together let’s see what happens.
Are you in? Then click now.
Stranded on a desert planet
Posted: October 14, 2013 Filed under: Space and Aliens | Tags: alien, cartoon, comic, desert island, funny, humor, humour, outside the box, SOS, space 8 CommentsSo, if you were SOS, what 3 things would you bring (well yes, that assumes you could plan)?
Best golf game ever
Posted: July 12, 2013 Filed under: Evil aliens | Tags: alien, cartoon, comic, funny, Golf, humor, humour, outside the box, space 2 Comments
I’ve never been a big fan of golf. I guess I dislike the idea of chasing a silly little white ball around…..but, an intergalactic golf course, with golf ball eating black holes – now that’s what I call fun!
Graveyard robbery
Posted: December 20, 2012 Filed under: Evil aliens | Tags: black hole, cartoon, comic, funny, graveyard robbery, humor, humour, outside the box, space 2 CommentsFind alternate energy sources for your car and save
Posted: August 30, 2012 Filed under: Space and Aliens | Tags: alien, cartoon, comic, funny, humor, humour, outside the box, refueling, space 2 CommentsYou may recall an earlier cartoon involving our Evil Pink Aliens and the giant gas planet Jupiter.
Jupiter is the largest gas planet in our solar system. It’s made up of approximately 90% hydrogen and 10% helium, with a sprinkling of methane, water, ammonia and rock dust.
More useless space signs
Posted: June 20, 2012 Filed under: Bill and Ben the little green alien men, Space and Aliens | Tags: alien, cartoon, comic, funny, hazard sign, humor, humour, outside the box, space 2 CommentsOK, OK, don’t worry. I’ve run out of space sign humour (for now).
Can’t get enough? Well for a trip down memory lane, here are the first four.
The hazard sign at the end of the universe
Posted: June 6, 2012 Filed under: Bill and Ben the little green alien men | Tags: alien, cartoon, comic, funny, hazard sign, humor, humour, outside the box, space Leave a commentI wonder if Ben stopped to dine in the restaurant just next door to this useful sign, and patiently awaited further expansion of the universe? Ever read the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Universe? I loved it. The second book in the trilogy of 5 books is ‘The Restaurant at the End of the Universe’.
And for a bit of trivia. Fans of the Hitch Hikers story celebrate the author Douglas Adams on 25 May each year, by carrying the ‘Do not panic’ towel. To find out more about the significance of the towel, check out Wiki.
Space hazards
Posted: December 14, 2011 Filed under: Bill and Ben the little green alien men | Tags: alien, Ben, cartoon, comic, funny, hazard, humor, humour, meteorite, meteoroid, outside the box, space Leave a commentYou can impress your friends and family tonight with this little quiz. Did you know there’s a difference between a meteoroid, meteor and meteorite?
A meteoroid is interplanetary matter within our solar system. (Basically, it’s a bit of ‘rock’ that’s come off an asteroid or comet)
A meteor is a metereoid which enters the earth’s atmosphere and burns on entry – a shooting star.
A meteorite is a meteoroid which has survived its journey through the earth’s atmosphere and crashes to earth.