The I can't remember what I was Complaining About Complaint Thread
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There are state border controls on what produce can travel where so short answer is yes, not necessarily Beagles and not necessarily the same stuff all the time tho. No passenger cards for domestic flights but security at the bigger airports alternates between slack and ultra paranoid, depending on this week's anxiety. I keep telling my friend not to wear his black hat on flights, he always gets searched :lol:
PS Kakadu is good value for tourists http://www.environment.gov.au/topics/national-parks/kakadu-national-park
I bought the new apartment this morning and decided to take a break to recreate Samuel's room. I'm not finished (still have to tweak some settings and stuff, and Sam has a bunch more weapons that have to be hung on the wall) but I'm happy enough to give a sneak peak.
At some point, I'm going to have to come up with a 'Dust Me' film on Sam's TV for when his best friend Angela sneaks into his room to play a prank.
Those pictures on the TV stand is little Sam at age 4 and his Grandfather, whose daisho is on the weapons rack on the floor.
Thanks for the info. I remember reading something about state border crossings but I couldn't find any details. I'll read about kakadu national park.
Nice day to be in the outback. Might need a winter jacket in the evening. Humidity varies during the day. Interesting.
...letsee, on the desk, er desks. Right...
#1
Desk light
1080p 23" Video display
My trusty 7½ year old Toshiba notebook with extra USB keyboard (several of the notebook's keys are burnt out).
Modem
A teacup warmer
A mini CD player
My mini home theatre speaker set.
Lots of cords/cables connected to various electronics
An old Microsoft mouse (that still works and is occasionally used with the notebook)
Several flash drives.
A bunch of old lotto tickets
A small change box
Various notes to self scattered about
Menu from the neighbourhood Cajun bistro
A roll of electrical tape.
A bunch of pens & pencils laying about and in an old Tiki cup
A water light with sparkly things that float in it.
An old sketch of Leela
#2
Several nice wooden cigar boxes
Backup HDD
Computer Toolkit
My trusty 35mm Ricoh 35mm SLR (that still uses film)
My old video camera
A big blue flutterby
a stack of letters & publications from the State
Several Books
Another cup with Pencils in it
An old notebook computer With spare battery and charging brick
A wooden bowl where I put my keys
A mini Maglight
A couple beer can cozies
Pretty run of the mill....
a great big hairy eyeballed HARRR :lol:
sigh, last typing test i took was 2005, 48 wpm. those were the days.
the cicada on sale gave a lil inspiration, the sounds of insectoid skittering hisssk-sk-sk-sssk, where's a red shirty character
...I used to do 55 - 60, nowadays though I'm lucky to break 30wpm.
...and my Ten Key speed these days? Don't ask...
a great big hairy eyeballed HARRR :lol:
sigh, last typing test i took was 2005, 48 wpm. those were the days.
the cicada on sale gave a lil inspiration, the sounds of insectoid skittering hisssk-sk-sk-sssk, where's a red shirty character
...I used to do 55 - 60, nowadays though I'm lucky to break 30wpm.
...and my Ten Key speed these days? Don't ask...
Wow... just scored 100wpm no mistakes on http://www.typeonline.co.uk/typingspeed.php word test o.0 (had to use the backspace key a few times though <(v_v)).</p>
This is the best thread title EVER.
But this one would be even BETTER.
The I can’t remember what I was Complaining About Complaint Thread (and it Wouldn't Matter if I Could Because Nobody Would Feel Sorry for Me Anyway)
:coolsmile:
It's gonna be 94 F here today and the direct sun will be beat-down hot. 40 C. It's smart (but not always possible) to finish up with all outdoor work by 11 am, but at least I like it hot. The only place I like ice is in my drink or in pictures on Flickr.
aah the aroma of sundae morning cawffee
Blah, sleepies. Went to bed way too late but woke up way too early. Need to get stuff done but sleepies
waiting for groceries delivery. can come any time in the next 90 minutes. don't know what to eat first.
the 2nd one looks kewl. home dojo :)
...I used to do 55 - 60, nowadays though I'm lucky to break 30wpm.
...and my Ten Key speed these days? Don't ask...
Wow... just scored 100wpm no mistakes on http://www.typeonline.co.uk/typingspeed.php word test o.0 (had to use the backspace key a few times though <(v_v)).</div>
oh 10-key :lol: at top of my game on the old keypunch machines was did 14k keystrokes on the job application test. back in the cabbage patch doll days, job was sending birthday cards to the dolls.
FOOD is here. arriba :lol: joyjoyjoy
eat.
then someone please snap a whip at me
to get to work
a great big hairy eyeballed HARRR :lol:
sigh, last typing test i took was 2005, 48 wpm. those were the days.
the cicada on sale gave a lil inspiration, the sounds of insectoid skittering hisssk-sk-sk-sssk, where's a red shirty character
...I used to do 55 - 60, nowadays though I'm lucky to break 30wpm.
...and my Ten Key speed these days? Don't ask...
I think my last typing test was back in 1964, and at the time I broke 100wpm. I think over the years I worked at the law firm, it varied a little either way depending on the keyboard I was working on. I always did better on a keyboard I had worked into responding to my touch.
Even though I retired about 10 years ago, I'm still up there around 85wpm. Then again, that's on a laptop or desktop's keyboard. I'm slow as molasses on my smartphone and tablet. I can't finger type with my thumbs . . . my nails are too long.
...I used to do 55 - 60, nowadays though I'm lucky to break 30wpm.
...and my Ten Key speed these days? Don't ask...
Wow... just scored 100wpm no mistakes on http://www.typeonline.co.uk/typingspeed.php word test o.0 (had to use the backspace key a few times though <(v_v)).</div>
...my most recent test was for an employment service. Typing speed w/no mistakes, 36 WPM, 10-Key w/no mistakes, 2,900KPH. Standards for clerical skills these days are between 45 - 60 WPM typing and 8,000 - 10,000KPH 10-key.
I'm down to using only one finger of my right hand (which is usually where the 10-ky pad is).
...another grey day here. still a chance of water from the sly. Finally a big change starting tomorrow (mid 80s) and by Wednesday, the upper 90s.
...a coffee sundae?
...mmm Espresso Madness™ ice cream with chocolate icing with a dollop of whip creme and a Hershey's Kiss™ on top sounds great.
not trying to pick on Sedor but I don't think I've seen a model pose like this before. Victoria 6 is leaning backwards while standing up. Lighting looks weird because the spotlights are to the right of the camera.
Pose is from http://www.daz3d.com/bwc-fashion-poses-for-v6-v5-and-v4
edit: forgot something as usual.
... she looks drunk!
(at least that is the only time I have ever seen someone 'standing' like that!)
I think that she's supposed to be leaning against a wall when you use that pose in a render,
The lighting does not look weird. Not all lighting is straight from camera position, you know. Changing it up introduces some drama.
However, the pose does look weird...and awkward.
Dana
A friend of mine was goofing around wrote this just because:
The machine gun chattered and bullets whizzed by as young Cpl. Stewart and his trusty mount Mr. Bouncey zig zagged at top speed to throw off the Hun's aim. Soon he heard the scream of Royal Steampunk Artillery firing on the coordinates he had called in. Gritting his teeth, he spurred his trusty velociraptor out of the blast zone just as the ground shook, throwing them both violently to earth. Dirty but unharmed, they stood with determined fierce grins. These Highlanders would live for another recon mission in this Great War.
the mental image it inspired was one I just *had* to make!
complaint - creators of tack (for mounts) really tick me off sometimes! Would it *really* be that difficult to put in 2 or 3 sets of reins for different type riding/scenes instead of just one that was also part of the bridle (and shared material zones so you can't even make the included ones invisible and cobble something together yourself)?!?!?! While no great equestrian by ANY stretch of the imagination, I have both been around enough horses and ridden enough to know that; while yes the ones all the different tack packs include look just fine for walking the horse, they are totally wrong for trotting, galloping, rearing, racing and pretty much any other type activity (and the ones we are MOST likely to be making an image of). Heck, there is not even options for just letting them hang or leading the horse!!!
I think that she's supposed to be leaning against a wall when you use that pose in a render,
... maybe I knew too many drunks back in college, but that would only increase the "I am about to pass out..." aspect of the image! ;-)
...wonderful interpretation.
The name of the pose is called "standing". *scratches head. Ok.. lemme put V6 against a wall.
Excellent image!
Dana
Cool! Love the action in this
Morning. Dawn breaking on a cobalt sky streaked storm cloud grey, a solitary faltering star - Venus? - in the North East fading fast :)
Hey great Gecko, steampunk artillery firing on all barrels there :)
I think that she's supposed to be leaning against a wall when you use that pose in a render,
I swear to all of you and God above that I knew somebody who actually walked like this. Forward, too! This was about 20 years ago and more than a thousand miles away. Tall and lanky, he would walk around the office EXACTLY LIKE THAT.
Now in retrospect, I think it was an optical illusion created by the curvature of his spine and possibly enhanced by holding his shoulders back. But it was the damndest thing to see and he had everybody scratching their heads!