I just watched the Kentucky Derby in VR. The part I was most surprised about was in the padlock area before the race. Some of the women walking bye were hot! None of them seem to pay any attention to the 1000s of us watching them. It was a kewl voyager experience. There was one hotty that just backed up to the camera like she was giving us a lap dance. It was so life like I reached out to grab that ass. Nothing was there but my mind was tricked. There could be a real future in this technology.

I know little of it but am curious. I thought it was only prearranged content that you could view in VR glasses. Was it simply a matter of turning on the TV and watching the Derby live in your VR glasses?

For instance, is there a way in which I can put on VR glasses and find myself on Walking Street or even a Termas?

Stayawayjoe - right now it's mainly downloaded content. NBC broadcasted the Derby live on the internet. I just turned on my GearVR headset, put on the Bose headphones, and tuned it in. Right now the content is very limited but in months I expect that to change. I read tonight that National Geographic Channel is going to broadcast some of their shows in VR.

The other night, I was thinking about our group dinner in Medellin last fall. It's weird that's what I remember about the trip. Meeting the faces behind the names on this site. I miss the days in Rio. I miss the nights also.

Have you guys seen the virtual reality sex suit?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM6gCqhtxyQ