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[size=1]I've always liked the Frayed Knot joke. ^_^ Jokes don't have to be of poor taste to be funny. *stifles a laugh* wrist cutter....ouch... *mutters*[/size]
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by PiroMunkie [/i] [B][color=indigo][size=1] [i]Clue[/i]: Hop forth to junior year! Last fall at some of my friends' all-girl school. Of course, they need guys for certain parts, so I was bribed with Mountain Dew to audition. I got the part of Professor Plum. I was probably the best guy in that one ^^, at least when it came to vocal talent. Mr. Green might have competed with acting stuff. His character had more humor than mine, and he is just a funny guy. So it fit... but he forgot most of his monologue on the final night. :p Mrs. Peacock had to remind him. The following attachment is a picture of the main characters from clue. From left to right: Professor Plum, Ms. Boddy, Miss Scarlet, Mrs. White, Colonel Mustard (in the back), Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Green (in the back), and the piano player (may not seem like muchof a lead role, but is quite critical to the musical ;)).[/color][/size] [/B][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]*is jealous* That sounds [and looks] like so much [i]fun![/i] Meanwhile, our latest attempt at a musical production was cancled due to half the cast not showing up to preactice. [/SIZE] :rolleyes:
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[size=1]Heisenberg walked into a bar. ...Maybe. If you don't get it, it won't be funny when it's explained, so I'm not gonna bother.[/size]
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Blanko [/i] [B]im on a NO CARB DIET[/B][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]That's gotta be a trick. I agree with Ken on this one. Although it does seem a bit of a hassle over 29 cents...[/SIZE]
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Heaven's Cloud [/i] [B][color=indigo]I was on the forensics team in high school, so I guess that counts as acting. I usually just did improv scenarios, but for my senior finale I did a dramatic reading from one of the most illustrious magazines in the country. My delivery was in pure monotone, it was pure genius...unfortunatly I was not allowed to finish my reading or the tournament...it seems as though the judges did not appreciate the fine literary intricacies of Penthouse Forum.[/color] [/B][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]Well, I'm amused. Heh. I go to a small school, and you've likely not heard of the plays we've done, but I love acting. The only bad part is the stage make-up. Heh. What's really great is when you get close enough to performance that everyone knows thier lines, but not so close you have to stress about it. You can do the funnest stuff. We went through an 45-55 minute act in less than ten minutes once, speed-talking [and running around like idiots trying to do the blocking.] Or crazy accents. Heh.[/SIZE]
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[size=1]Spiffy. It doesn't look so much like a bullethole as a splash of water, but...I like it. Perhaps the more for it.[/size]
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[size=1]Very spiffy, Gin.[/size]
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[size=1]I would call it "sepia" myself. :p[/size]
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[size=1]*sounds out the title* Katana...banna.... HEY! It RHYMES!! *is easily entertained by her own stupidity* It's a great banner. Muy spiffendo.[/size]
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im shipwrecked on a desert island. where did this CD player come from?
Sara replied to treton_noir's topic in Noosphere
[size=1]My first thought when I saw this thread: [b]im shipwrecked on a desert island. where did this CD player come from? [/b] ....not to mention the internet connection. :p 1. [b]l'arc en ciel[/b]- Flood of Tears, Flower 2. [b]DJ Mystic[/b]- Castle in the sky 3. [b]Um....Pachabell?[/b]- Canon in D 4. [b]?????[/b]- spiffy instrumental thingie 5. [b]............[/b]- That spiffy piano piece from...uh...Evangelion? 6. [b]Newsboys[/b]- Breakfast, 7. [b]Don McLean[/b]- American Pie I dunno....these were just the ones that came to mind. [/size] -
[size=1]Heh, I still want my hobbes smiley. ^_^[/size]
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Solo Tremaine [/i] [B][color=ff00cc][size=1]4) Which books/movies did you like equally? And [b]why[/b]?[/color] [/size] Um... The Last Unicorn. That was a great animated movie, and it was a good read, too (by Peter S Beagle, if I remember correctly).[/B][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]EEEEE! You [i]so[/i] just got a gold star![/SIZE]
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[size=1]Almost all my friends are taller than me--and I'm about 5'6. What can I say, I make friends with the "freakishly tall." ^_~ Whoo-hooo! I'm diverse! ....inside joke that none of you are in on....why do I post these things......[/size]
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[size=1]I don't know, I've never used it. ^^; That was all done with the smudge tool in photoshop.[/size]
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[size=1][color=ff00cc] 1) Do you usually prefer books or movies? And [b]why[/b]?[/color] Both have their good points, but books are usually better. More in depth, and good scenes that nevermade it to the screen. [color=ff00cc]2) Which books were better than their movies? And [b]why[/b]?[/color] Fahrenheit 451 was phenomenally better as a book. The movie was just really, really bad. [color=ff00cc]3) Which movies were better than their books? And [b]why[/b]?[/color] Ooh, delicate territory. I actually don't know. [color=ff00cc]4) Which books/movies did you like equally? And [b]why[/b]?[/color] EEEEE! [i]The Princess Bride[/i]. I love both book and movie--actually, when I found out there actually was a book, I was just about thrilled to death. heh. [i]Tuck Everlasting.[/i] I saw the movie when I was really little--it was so cool! I loved it. Again, I didn't know there was a book until afterward. Mmm...I'll think about this some more. There's more stuff I want to go on about, but I need to get off the computer, heh.[/size]
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[size=1]It's okay, everyone knows what you meant. It was just funny. ^_^[/size]
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Kairi cloud [/i] [B][color=darkblue][color=red]white bangle tiger[/color] [/color] [/B][/QUOTE] [IMG]http://www.oneillglassart.com/images/WTbangle.jpg[/IMG] [SIZE=1]It's funny. Shut up and laugh. ^_^[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=1]^_^[/SIZE] [IMG]http://www.otakuboards.com/attachment.php?postid=363858[/IMG]
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[size=1]I love it. ^_^ Do you mind if I play with it in photoshop?[/size]
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[size=1]Hush. Another time, maybe.[/size]
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[size=1]I somehow didn't expect this thread to be about growth spurts..[/size]
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[size=1]Peh, who wants to get up in the morning? The prospect of catching the bus at 5:30 holds little romance for [i]me,[/i] anyway. I'm usually flat out exhausted at night. The best part of the day is burying myself in blankets and drifting off. ^_^[/size]
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[size=1]I tend to have more quiet time when I'm sick, and I guess I write/draw a lot more. Whether said work could actually be considered [i]inspired[/i] is another matter entirely.[/size]
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[size=1]I asked my mom, and she declared me a [b]meerkat[/b]. Intelligent, quick, and funny. ^_^ I've not really thought about this before, m. Interesting.[/size]
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[size=1]The elements are all okay individually...they just look a little...off...when taken together. Heh. [I block out CC, because some people don't seem to like it. If you're interested in pointers, highlight the stuff below. If you just want praise, then skim down to the bottom.] [spoiler]It's sort of a boring pose--interesting ones can be heck to draw, but they do look better. If you've got a lot of patience, try drawing your characters in action positions. It's okay to exaggerate motion. Your pose is kind of awkard--her one hand/arms should be slightly behind her body, not fully visible. Standing like that would be painful, I think. The clothes look too big for the body. It helps to sketch the body lightly and draw the clothes onto it, instead of just drawing head and hands at openings in the shirt. Have some fun with the hair. It looks very stiff--hair can be one of the most fun [and frustrating] things to draw. Experiment with styles and stuff. It almost looks like the wind is supposed to be blowing into her face, but not quite--kind of awkward. Finally, I think it would look really cool if you paid a lot of attention to the sword and really put some detail into it. Swords can be so much fun to draw, and look at.[/spoiler] Good job, anyway! Keep drawing. ^_^ [/size]