www.b3tards.com/u/8ab0bb4a1c692b155d22/eadie_penis.jpg
it scares me too much to optimize it (that and paint wont let me)
i'm sorry
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:54,
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it scares me too much to optimize it (that and paint wont let me)
i'm sorry
*puts on fake moustache* what a magnificent cock this fellow has!
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cos both are pretty impressive, if i do say so myself
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it was longer than i wanted to spend with said penis but i think i did the pubes nicely
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I have just looked through the last couple of hours and I have no idea what is going on...
Can anyone help?
It's flap, pottery fonz, brandow.
These are sad days, m'friend...
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:52,
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These are sad days, m'friend...
I feel like the Pottery Fonz
Answer : That's because you are the Pottery Fonz. Aaaayyyy!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:29,
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Answer : That's because you are the Pottery Fonz. Aaaayyyy!
like a banana shaped like the Pottery Fonz and coloured teracotta?
Answer : The Pottery Fonz. Aaaaaayyyyyyyy!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:31,
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Answer : The Pottery Fonz. Aaaaaayyyyyyyy!
as it goes against his beliefs
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:33,
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there is indeed a large amount of no data about the Pottery Fonz
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:32,
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not collating all that information and then not editing my profile to not include it
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:32,
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when you lose that "vital connection between your bone and your tongue", making you unable to talk due to your madness. And that you're most likely a paedophile.
Needless to say, he knows nothing about b3ta.
He says that your random cartoons are "symptoms" of madness that everyone who is dangerous goes through.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:42,
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Needless to say, he knows nothing about b3ta.
He says that your random cartoons are "symptoms" of madness that everyone who is dangerous goes through.
One says to the other "Where's the soap?"
The other one is actually the Pottery Fonz and says "Aaaayyyyyy!"
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:19,
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The other one is actually the Pottery Fonz and says "Aaaayyyyyy!"
I like your Pottery Fonz and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
Bunty Collocks
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:21,
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Bunty Collocks
Nose-feed, for direct insertion into the brain
RSSTSSPSSSSSSSSS for browsers that make hissing noises
Postal Mail - scrawled on the back of an old postcard, and sent direct to your doorframe!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:26,
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RSSTSSPSSSSSSSSS for browsers that make hissing noises
Postal Mail - scrawled on the back of an old postcard, and sent direct to your doorframe!
of things! Apart from pottery. Due to a curious paradox in the nature of space/time, if the Pottery Fonz tries to create pottery, the world might, but probably won't, end!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:25,
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they would take over the universes!
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have been banned by the Geneva convention
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so when you ring them up "hello otis, redding"
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i remember being in a schindlers lift in somebodys halls and not being able to leave it due to pissing ones self
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 20:38,
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Who's There?
The Pottery Fonz
The Pottery Fonz who?
The Pottery Fonz. Aaaaayyyyy!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:18,
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The Pottery Fonz
The Pottery Fonz who?
The Pottery Fonz. Aaaaayyyyy!
you cross teracotta with The Fonz?
Answer : The Pottery Fonz
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:14,
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Answer : The Pottery Fonz
This was completely ignored earlier
I must remember to join one of the b3ta cliques after almost five years
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:18,
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I must remember to join one of the b3ta cliques after almost five years
i think it started mini-darling bandwagon. now pushed of the road by schindler
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:21,
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which is nice
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:25,
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Baby A looks a lot like one the dad of someone I know...I've never seen them in the same place...
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you win this time Cadmus.
I was weary and you caught me off guard
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:11,
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I was weary and you caught me off guard
he would be a more suitable title for (robert) winston baby.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:14,
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and im left with a strange feeling of concern at the mindpissage of the board
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:43,
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someone remind me what it was
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:45,
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Once, one of them told us to go left, whereas our destination was to the immediate right of our position!
Woo to the pic though.
Also, I'm selling these fine shirts. Buy one for your loved ones! Sex not guaranteed!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:45,
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Woo to the pic though.
Also, I'm selling these fine shirts. Buy one for your loved ones! Sex not guaranteed!
and the real oskar schindler certainly wasn't in the German army in WW2
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:53,
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he got a tattoo of hitler on his left arse cheek to but i couldnt show it because it was NSFW and all that *lies*
*edit* thanks for the heads up i wont use it anymore, never trust google image! :b
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*edit* thanks for the heads up i wont use it anymore, never trust google image! :b
You are right. Of course.
*slaps back chummily*
*glowers hotly*
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:06,
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*slaps back chummily*
*glowers hotly*
and excellent (and new) variation in the ol' schindler gag though :)
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 19:08,
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and im left with a strange feeling of concern at the mindpissage of the board
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had to do it. the source picture poses were identical
i feel bad doing a brandow - am i just making fun of an otherwise blameless blind man?
The World of Brandow
We don't know if he's blind or not, so it's ok :)
Edit: That happened with this guy:


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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:29,
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We don't know if he's blind or not, so it's ok :)
Edit: That happened with this guy:


I knew the anim would be long, so... I made a pattern using one of the tiles from the original pic, then blocked it in... so the background is the same layer all the way through (which keeps filesize doon a bit).
then I just kept making it a bit smaller until I got it under 200k. (128 colours, 15 lossy)
yadda yadda yadda
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:26,
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then I just kept making it a bit smaller until I got it under 200k. (128 colours, 15 lossy)
yadda yadda yadda
because this invention could sure come in handy ! I hear a clicking sound too . . .
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:32,
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I recommend Cillit Bang.
...and I reckon tagging my pic is as good a patent-pending. If it works against thieving magazines, it'll work against rogue inventors.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:35,
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...and I reckon tagging my pic is as good a patent-pending. If it works against thieving magazines, it'll work against rogue inventors.
in order to say
GENIOUS
to this one :D
It's what people should do.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:59,
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GENIOUS
to this one :D
It's what people should do.

Changed just enough from last time to justify posting it again...
She says it looks like a cock.
It doesn't.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:03,
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It doesn't.
My girlfriend and I made this.

We're thinking of making more of them and selling them. It's basically a light box with a stained glass front- kind of a self-lit stained glass window, illuminated by a small battery powered fluorescent light inside. The wooden pattern on the front is original, drawn by my girlfriend, and we've found a good way to cut them out with minimal effort.
If you saw something like this for sale, how much would it be worth to you?
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We're thinking of making more of them and selling them. It's basically a light box with a stained glass front- kind of a self-lit stained glass window, illuminated by a small battery powered fluorescent light inside. The wooden pattern on the front is original, drawn by my girlfriend, and we've found a good way to cut them out with minimal effort.
If you saw something like this for sale, how much would it be worth to you?
/actually, sarcasm aside, they're rather nice :) never ask anyone what they'd pay for them, work yourself out total cost of materials,
and then the time in hours it takes to make them, then decide on your profit margin and there you go.
Visited a big craft fair yesterday and the difference in mark ups and pricing on a variety of similar products was amazing
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:58,
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and then the time in hours it takes to make them, then decide on your profit margin and there you go.
Visited a big craft fair yesterday and the difference in mark ups and pricing on a variety of similar products was amazing
i was seven at the time but i still hear those chimes on cold nights
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I was particulalrly fond of the bloke selling 'Quillows' - half quilt, half pillow for around £120 a throw
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:05,
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The biggest mistake people make is to leave their own time out of the equation. Pay yourself something more than the NMW and add on a tenner or so for costs - you used electricity and paid rent while you made this.
It's not really my kind of thing but it looks good and you should be able to shift some. I'd guess you're looking at a young 'studenty' sort of market so price accordingly
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:17,
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It's not really my kind of thing but it looks good and you should be able to shift some. I'd guess you're looking at a young 'studenty' sort of market so price accordingly
and I always used to end up pricing myself down because of the time it takes. Eventually, I thought 'sod this' and whacked it up to full price, plus 20%,
and I take probably double the commissions I used to take
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:26,
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and I take probably double the commissions I used to take
for more of an upscale market...
On an hourly rate, charging $200 for it puts us both at about $8/hour, I would guess. Not terrible, but not great. Might be able to do them faster as we get better at them, though.
We did this one as a Christmas present for my parents. We've got another with a pattern like a Native American design of a bird that's almost done, but that one will probably be a one-off as it's a lot more intricate in terms of the cut stained glass. (It's for my girlfriend's sister.)
Just playing with the idea at this point- I think we need to make a few more to really get a better feel for it.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:27,
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On an hourly rate, charging $200 for it puts us both at about $8/hour, I would guess. Not terrible, but not great. Might be able to do them faster as we get better at them, though.
We did this one as a Christmas present for my parents. We've got another with a pattern like a Native American design of a bird that's almost done, but that one will probably be a one-off as it's a lot more intricate in terms of the cut stained glass. (It's for my girlfriend's sister.)
Just playing with the idea at this point- I think we need to make a few more to really get a better feel for it.
use words like 'authentic', 'natural', detailed' etc etc, and tout them that way with an enquiries email.
It immediately makes them more saleable overseas and elsewhere, and the write-up/pictures will make them more 'sellable'.
You can then do them on a basis which is 'made to order'.
if you get several orders at once, you can amend write up etc to give minimum order time required.
try and get the website advertised locally and do a few cards etc to put in craft places/anywhere where money tends to gather.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:30,
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It immediately makes them more saleable overseas and elsewhere, and the write-up/pictures will make them more 'sellable'.
You can then do them on a basis which is 'made to order'.
if you get several orders at once, you can amend write up etc to give minimum order time required.
try and get the website advertised locally and do a few cards etc to put in craft places/anywhere where money tends to gather.
Very nice tips! I shall do so this coming week.
We had planned on doing several different patterns- the one I posted, a sunset, a gothic arch and an art deco type of geometric pattern. Once we get a pattern to work, I can photocopy it on 11x17 paper for templates and then spend a day producing fronts- the cheapest part, to be honest- and assemble the boxes as needed.
A website would be a good idea!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:36,
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We had planned on doing several different patterns- the one I posted, a sunset, a gothic arch and an art deco type of geometric pattern. Once we get a pattern to work, I can photocopy it on 11x17 paper for templates and then spend a day producing fronts- the cheapest part, to be honest- and assemble the boxes as needed.
A website would be a good idea!
decent write up, few sugegstions for those who browse - 'ideal present for XXXXX' etc etc, and then an enquiries form.
Could be good, hope it works out :)
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:38,
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Could be good, hope it works out :)
/he'll have a heart attack when I put in my invoice for the advice ;)
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Edit : How very rude of me, I forgot to say:
£Fuck All
;)
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:58,
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£Fuck All
;)
Try £100-£150 and get a poncy pub to put it up on the wall for sale (offer them 10%). Its really nice mate, go for it.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:59,
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That's about the price range I was thinking of, but as I've never made stuff for sale before I didn't know if that was reasonable or not.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:09,
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He should range them. Make smaller ones, etc.
For those of us with less money or bandwidth.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:04,
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For those of us with less money or bandwidth.
but I we bought about $30 of stuff for it, so I would guess it has about $50 worth of materials in it. We spent about a day making it.
Sorry for the size of the photo, but I was trying to show the detail. I can't get it to look quite right in a photo without the flash, and with the flash you can't really see the glow of the glass.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:07,
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Sorry for the size of the photo, but I was trying to show the detail. I can't get it to look quite right in a photo without the flash, and with the flash you can't really see the glow of the glass.
well you could always link to a big version, from a small one.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:10,
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I used oak for the box, a battery powered fluorescent light, 1/8" thick birch plywood for the front, and some antique stained glass we had from some old salvaged church windows. Add to that two 4" piano hinges and a set of latches and brass screws and brackets to hold it together.
I think I can get the materials cheaper if I do more of them by ordering them online rather than going to the local stores.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:17,
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I think I can get the materials cheaper if I do more of them by ordering them online rather than going to the local stores.
And I mean that in a good way. Definitely look into the sale price as a function of the replacement cost of your materials. I'm doing stuff right now where I've been diving into a wood pile I'd bought for $50 about ten years ago (probably 150 - 200 bf of oak and poplar), but try to price it as if I was buying it new. Keep in mind the 'art' aspect of it too. You can't just price it according to labor and materials.
Considering the size, I'd have ot say it's a $100 to $150 item.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:26,
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Considering the size, I'd have ot say it's a $100 to $150 item.
i'd pay about £7 if i wanted one. but it isn't demented enough for my flat.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:03,
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That picture is way too small. Make it bigger and maybe I'll be able to see it well enough to name a price.
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I'd guess something like that'd be about $35-$40 stateside, so translate into real money accordingly.
My stuff's not nearly so intricate as that. (Check profile for my website link.)
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:07,
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My stuff's not nearly so intricate as that. (Check profile for my website link.)
hate to be a killjoy but might be worth actually linking it or resizing the picture so that the file size is under 50k?
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:34,
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fibre optics and every paki in the land will want one in their front room
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...I shall pretend that I never saw this image, and in it's stead was a picture of a kitten cuddling a puppy.
Ahhhhhh! That's so unbelivably cute!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:49,
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Ahhhhhh! That's so unbelivably cute!
i bet there'll be a fatwah with his name on it any moment now.
oh, and then those that wrote the fatwah will have to kill themselves if they put up a wanted poster.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 18:44,
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oh, and then those that wrote the fatwah will have to kill themselves if they put up a wanted poster.
...absolutely nothing wrong with that machine. In fact, I'm buying one for christmas!
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:41,
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I get in, drive around for an hour at, say... 45 mph, and when I get out...
It's an hour later!!
Doesn't seem to work in reverse though.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:50,
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It's an hour later!!
Doesn't seem to work in reverse though.
how bra get on manboob?
they need to do way support manboob, who stretch thier manboob because these manboob can't frigth back?
It was on his chest this mroing, a manboob in ar who had stretch his three manboob.
They are taking the three manboob back to new york, too manboob to rest.
My pary are with the manboob, who lost his manboob. I am truely sorry for your lots.
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Mon 26 Nov 2007, 17:35,
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they need to do way support manboob, who stretch thier manboob because these manboob can't frigth back?
It was on his chest this mroing, a manboob in ar who had stretch his three manboob.
They are taking the three manboob back to new york, too manboob to rest.
My pary are with the manboob, who lost his manboob. I am truely sorry for your lots.
i thought your website was a good name, it's also a shrine to man paps
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