HomeStation Presents: Caption This Picture #13

by Olivia_Allin, HSM photographer

For this installment of Caption This Picture, we salute our partner site, AlphaZone4!

In case you’re one of the two people on the planet who isn’t familiar with AlphaZone4, it’s the most-visited Home community site in the world. Created during what is still considered by many to be the heydey of Home — when nDreams’ alternate reality game, Xi, had captivated the entire community’s attention — AlphaZone4 boasts a comprehensive database of Home items, and also serves as a fantastic source of information  about what’s new and hot in Home.

AlphaZone4 has also accomplished the one thing that no other Home media site has done: it’s managed near-universal recognition within the active Home community. Quite simply, if you want to know what’s what in Home, you go to AZ4 — and everyone knows this.

And since it is the creation of Cubehouse, the resident computer genius who also created the HomeStation website, we also have to salute AlphaZone4 in the only appropriate way — by poking fun at it.

This particular photo was taken from AlphaZone4’s Desert Haven clubhouse. Aaaaaaaaaaand that’s about all we’re gonna say. What’s going on in this picture? That’s for you to tell us!

October 8th, 2012 by | 8 comments
Olivia_Allin is a team writer, photographer, model, curator, graphic artist, researcher and comic relief for HomeStation Magazine; she lives in Texas with her boyfriend, and Home is more than just a game to her. Years ago she discovered the meaning of life but forgot to write it down. On weekends, to let off steam, she participate in full-contact origami. She saw a Bigfoot once, made a sound you never want to hear twice, and was so proud of her Special Olympics gold medal that she had it bronzed. She is, in her own words, adorkable.

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8 Responses to “HomeStation Presents: Caption This Picture #13”

  1. Burbie52 says:

    “Oh my, I guess you didn’t get the memo about this being a formal affair!”
    “Formal? What’s that?”

  2. Burbie52 says:

    “Yo! Who is up for some chili dogs and beer?”
    “You have to be kidding me! I wouldn’t dare drip chili sauce on this white tux, I can’t afford the dry cleaning!”

  3. MJG74 says:

    Your pool rips!
    I cleaned it yesterday
    -Girls look cute!
    In their swimming suits
    -Holy Guacamole!
    We’ve got chips!
    So come on take a dip
    ‘Cause my pool rips

    It was a pool party for the cool kids at my school
    It’s so cool in my pool
    Yeah yeah yeah

    Pool party baby
    It was a cool party
    Cool pool party
    La la la la
    Pool party baby

    The ratio of girls to guys is five to one
    There hasn’t been a party like this since 1981
    Come to my party let the games begin
    We’ve even got floaties if you can’t swim

    -Your pool rips!
    I cleaned it yesterday
    -Girls look cute!
    In their swimming suits
    -Holy Guacamole!
    We’ve got chips!
    So come on take a dip
    ‘Cause my pool rips

    I love you girl, you know it’s true
    To have a super party in my swimming pool
    Jump on in and you will see
    Just how fun a pool party can be
    But don’t eat too much before you swim
    ‘Cause you might get a cramp under your chin
    Someone’s screaming, that’s not cool
    Who threw that Reggie Bar in the pool?
    Ronnie, Sally, Bobby and Mike
    It’s my pool party, we’ll do what we like!

  4. Godzprototype says:

    Wonder what would happen if we dropped a Mento’s in this pool?

  5. KLCgame says:

    Touch that drowning lady, oh heavens no! Now what was I saying, oh yes, how dare you wear shorts to a formal event.

  6. Terra_Cide says:

    The day the Opposite Club decided to go skinny dipping.

  7. This is supposed to be a high energy trance not a wimpy low energy sleepover.
    You jest don’t get it, do you? :(

  8. Momiji says:

    “Soooome enchanted evening . . .”

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