
*does demonstrative hand gestures*
It's an escape!
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It's an escape!

They're escaping from the dullness and futility of the 'underglass area'...or summat
Damn it man! stop making me sound like a poncy emo!
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 11:57,
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Damn it man! stop making me sound like a poncy emo!

I'm a bit worried for him/her. Think of the wounds a nuddy person could get from that glass.

Huh? Please?

on the rip much narrower and a dark grey. They need only be a couple of pixels wide to get the right effect I'd say.
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This is very good advice. I thought of doing that when I uploaded the image (I actually made it a while ago but never posted it), but then couldn't be bothered to go back into Photoshop because I feel like someone has stuffed most of a large melted cheese up my nostrils, which has cooled to a tacky mess and is making its way back out in awkward and disgusting increments. Some of it may also be lining my throat, but it's obviously long out of date because every now and then I can taste it, and it's vile and is making me want to puke.
/man flu
Thank you for the advice, I like this image enough to probably get around to doing that at some later point :)
Edit: originally it was going to be a wall rather than just a thin rip, which is why it's like that, but I obviously got distracted with other ideas and never stood back to notice
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:04,
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/man flu
Thank you for the advice, I like this image enough to probably get around to doing that at some later point :)
Edit: originally it was going to be a wall rather than just a thin rip, which is why it's like that, but I obviously got distracted with other ideas and never stood back to notice


In this age of information it is important to provide as much detail as possible, especially in matters of mucus.

Believe me, it gets worse
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:12,
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they are calling it the 'Freshers Flu' round these here parts
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:13,
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Cor!
I was pretty happy with it, but my stuff still never seems to get any real fans.
I just figured it was because I was pants ;)
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 11:55,
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I was pretty happy with it, but my stuff still never seems to get any real fans.
I just figured it was because I was pants ;)

;)
Edit: Christ, you're just a wee nipper!
*offers shiny sixpence to buy sweets with*
there ya go, lad
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:07,
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Edit: Christ, you're just a wee nipper!
*offers shiny sixpence to buy sweets with*
there ya go, lad

*cuffs round ear, albeit a little too strongly*
;)
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:15,
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;)

Really made me laugh. They thought it was really amusing until he actually ran off with the goods, and they couldn't get it back again
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 11:59,
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so I would scream and drop my chips. The fucker nearly pulled it off, but I hung onto those chips like my life depended on it.
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*pats on back*
*watches chips fall to floor and seagull swoop in*
...um, sorry mate
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:10,
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*watches chips fall to floor and seagull swoop in*
...um, sorry mate

you seen the Crows/ravens/black coloured Birds in Japan that use the passing traffic to crack nuts and wait for the green crossing man till they go pick up the pieces so as not to get run over?
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and natural selection than being smart.
All the birds that crossed when the man was red died and so couldn't pass on their genes.
The birds that preferred to wait for a green signal lived and bred.
Soon all the birds in the world will only move when a green stick figure is visible. It's the future.
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:23,
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All the birds that crossed when the man was red died and so couldn't pass on their genes.
The birds that preferred to wait for a green signal lived and bred.
Soon all the birds in the world will only move when a green stick figure is visible. It's the future.

It may well be that the birds that use the cars to crack nuts are more intelligent, thus they survive to make more birds. What will happen to them if the sequence of the lights change or we run out of oil is another matter.*
*We'll probably start hunting birds for a start.
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*We'll probably start hunting birds for a start.

I hadn't, but just found it
I know that family of birds in particular can be smart, but it's still pretty damn cool to see
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:27,
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I know that family of birds in particular can be smart, but it's still pretty damn cool to see

that pull the rubber out from the back window of you car so they can get in and steal stuff.
Here is a picture of one: flickr.com/photos/rick01/298537515/in/set-72157594378313704/
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:34,
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Here is a picture of one: flickr.com/photos/rick01/298537515/in/set-72157594378313704/

There are some great photos on there, it looks amazing in New Zealand
*pushes up list of places she wants to visit*
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:58,
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*pushes up list of places she wants to visit*

Re: what you were saying a few replies ^ up there. I think your stuff is great!
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It's 36k and doesn't even come close to involving any side scrolling...where's the problem?
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Wed 26 Sep 2007, 12:14,
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anyone using scandinavian vowel characters when writing english clearly has issues - I wouldn't worry
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