*Walks in wearing a black turtleneck and beret, sipping an espresso*
*snap, snap*
Swim, little fish, swim,
The river draws you to oaks.
Pencils are freedom.
*snap, snap*
Points if you find who out who I am from the haiku. Some of you know. *Grin*
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#4020 Welcomes and Hellos
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on 16 January 2007 - 08:40 PM
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#4038 Welcomes and Hellos
Posted by
on 17 January 2007 - 07:29 PM
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Who am I?
Curses! For I am hardly a conundrum. My camraderie among certain companions has not been quelled in these quandries. Quickly, if you can, collect the clues I cast before you. I am compelled to comb the corners of the Internet, clutching my computer. I care for Cezanne and Caravaggio, creating on canvases in a cavalcade of calamity. Casey can recall my countenance, as can Core, and Kinewa. Could they construct a comment, correctly?
But, of course, I must confess my classification as a college coed, and I am comissioned to call forth my character.
You may call me Catherine.
Curses! For I am hardly a conundrum. My camraderie among certain companions has not been quelled in these quandries. Quickly, if you can, collect the clues I cast before you. I am compelled to comb the corners of the Internet, clutching my computer. I care for Cezanne and Caravaggio, creating on canvases in a cavalcade of calamity. Casey can recall my countenance, as can Core, and Kinewa. Could they construct a comment, correctly?
But, of course, I must confess my classification as a college coed, and I am comissioned to call forth my character.
You may call me Catherine.
#4055 Welcomes and Hellos
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on 18 January 2007 - 07:22 PM
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Thank you
Who is Megell in RL?
Also Casey:
Joanna would be much complimented with Joanna Dark,
Largeman would suffice, as well, although Woodman or Forestman would be more specific...
And I don't have enough ingenuity nor bravery to be a Bueller. For both Ferris or his sister.
Who is Megell in RL?
Also Casey:
Joanna would be much complimented with Joanna Dark,
Largeman would suffice, as well, although Woodman or Forestman would be more specific...
And I don't have enough ingenuity nor bravery to be a Bueller. For both Ferris or his sister.
#4072 Joke corner!
Posted by
on 19 January 2007 - 03:20 PM
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...Moving back to the jokes-
How can you tell Global Warming has his Tim Horton's?
The Ice Caps melt.
(Ba-dum tsh).
What do Math teachers use to carry things?
Asymptote bags.
(Ba-dum tsh)
And to add to the offensive jokes-
Why did Hitler kill himself?
He got his gas bill.
...No, I didn't hear a gun being loaded, did you? >_>
How can you tell Global Warming has his Tim Horton's?
The Ice Caps melt.
(Ba-dum tsh).
What do Math teachers use to carry things?
Asymptote bags.
(Ba-dum tsh)
And to add to the offensive jokes-
Why did Hitler kill himself?
He got his gas bill.
...No, I didn't hear a gun being loaded, did you? >_>
#4081 Fondusi's Radio Requests
Posted by
on 19 January 2007 - 06:10 PM
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Radio/Podcasts
I vote for...
'Keine Lust' - Rammstein
'Yoshimi battles the Pink Robots' - The Flaming Lips
and
'19 20 20' - The Grates.
Now, vite, vite!
'Keine Lust' - Rammstein
'Yoshimi battles the Pink Robots' - The Flaming Lips
and
'19 20 20' - The Grates.
Now, vite, vite!
#4082 I'm an aunt!
Posted by
on 19 January 2007 - 06:15 PM
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(The rest of you can ignore this, as it's off topic of the current subject)
A very late Congratulations on your Auntiedom, Kinewa!
I trust you'll be a good aunt, and make it an excuse to read 'I can't, said the ant'.
A very late Congratulations on your Auntiedom, Kinewa!
I trust you'll be a good aunt, and make it an excuse to read 'I can't, said the ant'.
#4100 I'm an aunt!
Posted by
on 20 January 2007 - 03:31 PM
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Eeep! Duley noted, and corrected.
#4126 The Webcomic.
Posted by
on 21 January 2007 - 08:44 PM
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*Read through all of them*
I like it! I like your sense of humour.
Also, I can really see you scaring your mum from a coffee-maker, like that.
*nods*
I like it! I like your sense of humour.
Also, I can really see you scaring your mum from a coffee-maker, like that.
*nods*
#4127 Welcomes and Hellos
Posted by
on 21 January 2007 - 09:03 PM
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Hmmm....
He went to my high school...
Kinewa, Core, and Mizukage know him....
He's a good artist....
Exactly how well am I expected to know him? What grade is he in, now, and how often have I seen him?
Megell, were you ever in any of my classes?
Do you have a black leather coat?
Did you sing at a Christmas Arts Night?
Are you naturally blonde and does my sister know you from elementary school?
From his posts he doesn't look good in yellow, has an eye for art, and could be equated with Mizukage, although Mizu would win.
Does he have many shirts regarding doctors on them?
He went to my high school...
Kinewa, Core, and Mizukage know him....
He's a good artist....
Exactly how well am I expected to know him? What grade is he in, now, and how often have I seen him?
Megell, were you ever in any of my classes?
Do you have a black leather coat?
Did you sing at a Christmas Arts Night?
Are you naturally blonde and does my sister know you from elementary school?
From his posts he doesn't look good in yellow, has an eye for art, and could be equated with Mizukage, although Mizu would win.
Does he have many shirts regarding doctors on them?
#4141 Welcomes and Hellos
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 01:04 PM
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Megell is B--?
Wow - think of the chances that Mizukage and Megell have the same name, and their screennames start with the same sound....
*wiggly fingers* It's in the name!
Cool!
Wow - think of the chances that Mizukage and Megell have the same name, and their screennames start with the same sound....
*wiggly fingers* It's in the name!
Cool!
#4142 Fondusi's...WELCOME YOUR 100TH MEMBER!
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 01:13 PM
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Hallo! 
I don't think I count as saying 'Welcome', as I signed up a week ago, but Welcome, anyway!
And if you're the 100th registered member, then why does your number say 113?
(Drakir, have I missed out on something important with the amount of people signed up here?)
Rather:
Drakore! What have you done with the Missing 13? Where did they go? Free the Baker's Dozen! 2, 4, 6, 8, Free them or we'll get irate; We shall overcome~
*gets her protesting boots*
I don't think I count as saying 'Welcome', as I signed up a week ago, but Welcome, anyway!And if you're the 100th registered member, then why does your number say 113?
(Drakir, have I missed out on something important with the amount of people signed up here?)
Rather:
Drakore! What have you done with the Missing 13? Where did they go? Free the Baker's Dozen! 2, 4, 6, 8, Free them or we'll get irate; We shall overcome~
*gets her protesting boots*
#4143 Firefox Extensions
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 01:29 PM
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StumbleUpon!
Showing you things you wouldn't normally find with the greatest of ease on the Internet - from Art, to Cooking, Raves to Bungee Jumping, Tea and Various Illegal Things, StumbleUpon is shiny and useful when bored, or curious.
Now in its 2nd version!
*Vanna White pose*
StumbleUpon, because boredom shouldn't be in the Internet, it should be cured by it!*
* StumbleUpon is not responsible for any possible death, dismemberment, injury, unemployment, or errors caused upon User or Computer by means of the User or outside source. StumbleUpon should not be used by those with weak eyes or pregnant women; StumbleUpon and Mozilla are not held responsible for adult content uploaded on the internet. StumbleUpon should not be used by small children, or small animals. StumbleUpon may cause ear infections, scoliosis, mitochondrial failure, gout, watery eyes, twitching, or bleeding noses. Do not use StumbleUpon between temperatures of 98.4 and 98.7 degrees Faranheit. Do not taunt StumbleUpon.
Showing you things you wouldn't normally find with the greatest of ease on the Internet - from Art, to Cooking, Raves to Bungee Jumping, Tea and Various Illegal Things, StumbleUpon is shiny and useful when bored, or curious.
Now in its 2nd version!
*Vanna White pose*
StumbleUpon, because boredom shouldn't be in the Internet, it should be cured by it!*
* StumbleUpon is not responsible for any possible death, dismemberment, injury, unemployment, or errors caused upon User or Computer by means of the User or outside source. StumbleUpon should not be used by those with weak eyes or pregnant women; StumbleUpon and Mozilla are not held responsible for adult content uploaded on the internet. StumbleUpon should not be used by small children, or small animals. StumbleUpon may cause ear infections, scoliosis, mitochondrial failure, gout, watery eyes, twitching, or bleeding noses. Do not use StumbleUpon between temperatures of 98.4 and 98.7 degrees Faranheit. Do not taunt StumbleUpon.
#4158 Firefox Extensions
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 06:38 PM
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*flips through The Big Book of Legally Binding Contracts*
Um...says here...Yes, you can.
Um...says here...Yes, you can.
#4159 Fondusi's...WELCOME YOUR 100TH MEMBER!
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 06:42 PM
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I vote Drakore's explanation better than a group being held hostage.
Thank you for saving us, Drakir~
Drakore, you wouldn't happen to be on speaking terms with these ghosts, would you?
Thank you for saving us, Drakir~
Drakore, you wouldn't happen to be on speaking terms with these ghosts, would you?
#4160 The Webcomic.
Posted by
on 23 January 2007 - 06:44 PM
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Because your left mind has, in fact, tied your right mind to a chair, and isn't letting it go until certain terms are met.
At least, that's what I've heard on the scanners....*cough*
At least, that's what I've heard on the scanners....*cough*
#4229 The Elf King Of Talmarron
Posted by
on 02 February 2007 - 07:08 PM
in
RP Archive
Morra pushed open the heavy door to the tavern, and was welcomed by a colourful gentleman doing backflips and throwing about multi-coloured flames as he recounted a tale of his survival among the frozen wastes of the mountains.
She supposed, as she shifted the bow and quiver on her back to allow her to sit on a stool, that had she heard the tale from the beginning, she would be as wide-eyed as the few onlookers in the dark pub. Entering at 'surviving on snow and bark', she suppressed a snort instead. Bark? Only deer survive on bark; they have the teeth for it. Curiosity and a long stay in a blind had proven that.
A young boy looked over to her from the parade the gentleman was carrying on, and raised his eyebrows.
"What can I get fer ya, miss?"
"Ale, si...just ale." She replied, eyeing the last of the stranger's theatrics.
"One moment, miss."
And within a moment, Morra was downing a mug, trying to get the taste of dried groundhog from her mouth. It was the last of what Rig had made in his first attempt to prepare a kill, and was terrible at it. Really, Morra thought to herself, that boy should talk to Mam, if he has the same tongue as the rest of the family. Even adding more salt would have bettered it.
She supposed, as she shifted the bow and quiver on her back to allow her to sit on a stool, that had she heard the tale from the beginning, she would be as wide-eyed as the few onlookers in the dark pub. Entering at 'surviving on snow and bark', she suppressed a snort instead. Bark? Only deer survive on bark; they have the teeth for it. Curiosity and a long stay in a blind had proven that.
A young boy looked over to her from the parade the gentleman was carrying on, and raised his eyebrows.
"What can I get fer ya, miss?"
"Ale, si...just ale." She replied, eyeing the last of the stranger's theatrics.
"One moment, miss."
And within a moment, Morra was downing a mug, trying to get the taste of dried groundhog from her mouth. It was the last of what Rig had made in his first attempt to prepare a kill, and was terrible at it. Really, Morra thought to herself, that boy should talk to Mam, if he has the same tongue as the rest of the family. Even adding more salt would have bettered it.
#4242 Hair Dying
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on 03 February 2007 - 06:29 PM
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*snerk* You went from a Weasley to a Malfoy in one day!
Rickoshay - blue hair must be popular - two guys in my class have dyed their hair blue/teal in the past 4 months.
Rickoshay - blue hair must be popular - two guys in my class have dyed their hair blue/teal in the past 4 months.
#4316 Come back to life!
Posted by
on 15 February 2007 - 09:16 PM
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I am so with you on that one-
Life! Give this creation life! *thunder, lightning, etc*
Life! Give this creation life! *thunder, lightning, etc*
#4347 Welcomes and Hellos
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on 18 February 2007 - 12:51 AM
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Hello!
I don't know you, and I hope I will, and what mayan/aztec/incan/toltec ruins did you find your name off of?
(No, seriously, that's an awesome name)
I don't know you, and I hope I will, and what mayan/aztec/incan/toltec ruins did you find your name off of?
(No, seriously, that's an awesome name)
#4400 If I had to die, how would I want to go?
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on 20 February 2007 - 05:08 PM
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1. Megell, the glitter is genius; because it's so true on both parts. Also, at the funeral, you'll look festive.
(I joke because I am secretly afraid of dying. But anyway!)
2. Seriously, if I had to choose a way to die, it would be the one some people are thinking about that involves actions not appropriate to speak of on this message board. As long as the other individual died along with me, or else that would be a nasty surprise in the morning. And kinda funny.
Or something where you know it's a factor so people around you won't be shocked, but it isn't eating away at you. Like an aneurysm, or the like.
3. Non seriously, I want to go out in a freak accident, like the only person ever to die from a stapler, or tripping over a coffee table, or death by sharpened pencils, or whatever.
(I joke because I am secretly afraid of dying. But anyway!)
2. Seriously, if I had to choose a way to die, it would be the one some people are thinking about that involves actions not appropriate to speak of on this message board. As long as the other individual died along with me, or else that would be a nasty surprise in the morning. And kinda funny.
Or something where you know it's a factor so people around you won't be shocked, but it isn't eating away at you. Like an aneurysm, or the like.
3. Non seriously, I want to go out in a freak accident, like the only person ever to die from a stapler, or tripping over a coffee table, or death by sharpened pencils, or whatever.
#4505 Hey, what the heck?
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on 25 February 2007 - 04:47 PM
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Apshh, they're great on a cracker.
*munches*
Hey, anyone have more triscuits?
*munches*
Hey, anyone have more triscuits?
#4530 If I had to die, how would I want to go?
Posted by
on 26 February 2007 - 04:47 PM
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Aii - the combine reminds me of something I heard from a classmate - a farm hand once caught his hand in a combine, which then tore off his hand - now, he was alright with this, but after the injury he complained his shoulder hurt. The medical staff looked more into it, and found that the combine had actually pulled the tendon from his wrist that began at his shoulder. That irks me so much >__<;; Ow, ow, ow.That is hard but i would probably die after killing all the chavs in the world and drown in there blood. Yes drowning in murder victims blood, or from rolling down a hill into a huge field of sharp evil items, or from having a combined harvester running me over
Also the very simple just falling off a mountian
Anyway!
Back to weird ways of death.
#4531 Questions, Read and Answer
Posted by
on 26 February 2007 - 04:54 PM
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I will, as soon as I get access to a scanner or digital camera.
*cough* School, anyone?
*cough* School, anyone?
#4551 What Duma found under her bed
Posted by
on 27 February 2007 - 03:22 PM
in
Art Art
Know how I said I'd post things once I found access to a scanner? I found a past work on my flash drive of Photoshop work I did a long, long time ago in 2005. Ah, ComTech.
Moving on!
If it has stock photos, I will say so, and all credit there to the stock photographers.
First!
A Blue Glass Button
Usual, hum drum tutorial following, and I can't remember much of how to do it now, but that reflecting 'profesh' thing helped in a tiny competition. (All work from scratch).
Second!
A Red Necklace
Stock photo of a necklace, I added the red inset stones (if that's what they look like) from 'scratch', and some brushwork.
Third!
A Corset Piercing
Stock photo of woman's back; all else from scratch. At the time, this was the piece I was most proud of, aside from a rough mouse drawing based on a Hindu myth, but that'll be here, later.
Anyway! I'm now seeing more photos of actual corset piercings, and they're much better than this. Also, the ribbons don't line up worth crap when you look at them, but I like the shading with the hooks.
And that is all for now.
Moving on!
If it has stock photos, I will say so, and all credit there to the stock photographers.
First!
A Blue Glass Button
Usual, hum drum tutorial following, and I can't remember much of how to do it now, but that reflecting 'profesh' thing helped in a tiny competition. (All work from scratch).
Second!
A Red Necklace
Stock photo of a necklace, I added the red inset stones (if that's what they look like) from 'scratch', and some brushwork.
Third!
A Corset Piercing
Stock photo of woman's back; all else from scratch. At the time, this was the piece I was most proud of, aside from a rough mouse drawing based on a Hindu myth, but that'll be here, later.
Anyway! I'm now seeing more photos of actual corset piercings, and they're much better than this
. Also, the ribbons don't line up worth crap when you look at them, but I like the shading with the hooks.And that is all for now.
#4560 What Duma found under her bed
Posted by
on 27 February 2007 - 10:47 PM
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Art Art
Thank you! And I agree - the first two are really just the equivalent of doodling (same amount of work involved, as well). Real corset piercings are much nicer to look at, and tend not to look like they hurt (bmezine.com for that one) and aren't meant to stay for very long.
~ Edit: Fixed your post for you.
~Drack ~
