Oh, Misty, I forgot my Complaint Thread
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I always figured Edward Vii (weird surname, I thought he was a Windsor) had no right side... but that makes more sense.
Also... those must have been huge coins... a million pounds... that's like close to 453,600 kilograms... where do you even keep those?
I guess it was the thirties and pay phones and bubble gum machines were bigger back then.
"I always figured Edward Vii (weird surname, I thought he was a Windsor) had no right side."
Truer than you might expect!
I expect nothing and am surprised by everything.
Actually that's not true... it's less surprise than puzzlement.
...the right facing image of Washington on the current series of quarters was originally sculpted for the 200th anniversary of Washington's birthday 1932 by by Laura Gardin Fraser but was not chosen. Instead the left facing portrait by John Flanagan was used
The current series of quarters commemorates notable women on the reverse side of the coin and likely was why the Fraser illustration was used.
Previously the quarter had an image of :Lady Liberty standing in an opening of a wall.
Used to be a coin collector when I was younger. Still have a few of the really rare ones including a solid silver Kennedy half dollar.
...a lot of the older coins were actually rather beautiful before they all ended up with presidents on the obverse.
Penny (Large and Indian)
Nickel (Liberty Head)
Dime (Mercury)
Quarter (seated and Standing Liberty)
Half Dollar (Walking Liberty)
Silver Dollar (Morgan and the art deco styled "Peace Dollar")
What has four wheels and flies?
Oh you probably have heard that one.
Or in my case, befuddlement.
What's hidden in the picture...?
Existential meaning?
A little red, white & blue thing that looks like a luggage tag that says property of D.B. Cooper?
Dana
Some kind of bird. Can't make it out that well to identify it.
Dana
...a young duck.
Yup. Actually a mommy duck sitting on her eggs... if you look around her you might notice some fluffy substance... it's her down... ducks (and other birds) often line their nests with their belly down.
Her little sanctuary is in the middle of a center median at Costco... she startled the hell out of me because I went to rest the front wheels of my shopping cart on the curb (so it won't roll away) and I noticed the camouflage pattern, but had no idea what kind of bird it was... thankfully I didn't disturb her.
That was like a week ago (yeah, I check back up on her) and apparently they've added mulch and have done landscaping around her, so I guess she is okay with humans being all around her.
Ducks (in this case mallards) nest on the ground and have excellent camouflage and often you'll be doing yard work and come face to face with one... it's disconcerting because they hiss when disturbed and you usually don't expect a shrub to hiss angrily at you.
I hear that farther from the coast the shrubs are much more aggressive. Hissing is common. Or at least the ones that attacked me were.
I can't believe how bad things have become in this house. If I'm adding things together correctly, my parents have lost out on a "substantial amount of income" for (a little over) 40 years. The best part? *sarcasm* ... I (highly) doubt that they'll ever get their hands on that money.
That's three random restarts in the past half an hour.
Yup, that rain of sh*t just keeps on falling. A part of me still thinks that I should never came back that Wednesday night.
The only jobs I know of that can be abbreviated to PA are physician's assistant or production assistant, so either way, is the word "assistant" redundant, or are they trying to hire me as an assistant to the assistant? The "p/f" is also a little confusing, as a 14-hour work week is by no stretch of the imagination full-time. As an afterthought, I'm sure that an anonymous text message blast that links to a gmail address is how all reputable companies recruit for what is potentially a skilled position.
I'm really starting to get my Houdini brain working.
PA... Penguin Assassin.
Generally they are Penguins trained to be Assassins... but occasionally you need an assassin from a different species to assassinate a troublesome penguin.
I imagine if it's an assistant position, they probably want someone who provides the penguins with logistical or tactical information.
p/f... "pretend full time"... it's when you pretend the number of hours worked or given to work are full time.
...there's a little one block park near where I live which ducks often frequent. In spring it is not unusual for a pair to nest in the reeds there and have little ones.
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my dad used the zoom function on the old plasma TV before he bought the LCD flat screen TV.
...well just received notice from DA that a work of mine was stolen for an NFT.
The work is one I did for an RRRR challenge a few years ago titled "Guaranteed to Clean Like a Blue Cyclone".
Filed the report with OpenSea. the individual goes by "ArtDesigner007" who claims to be the owner of the DAZ Poser 3D Works Collection on that site.
Entered this in an RRRR challenge back in 2014.
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/47517/winners-up-rrrr-things-you-have-to-do-before-you-die-entries-only/p1 ; (on page 2).
Work attached below:
Interesting world in which someone can claim ownership of any old image on the Internet and try to make money from it.
So, what happens now? If for some reason he has made a lot of money on your image, and if you are able to prove you are the creator, is there any recourse? If he didn't make a dime do you want everybody to know that it doesn't sell? Or if he has found a way to market your images where you hadn't and is making lots of money, perhaps you can create a partnership.
Or has the presence of the image on the Internet washed away any ownership and it's fair game?
Personally, I'm a little miffed that I've never found any of my images perloined.
Yeah, they're not family friendly images but from the feedback that I get, they titilate some people mightily. But apparently not enough to throw coins at.
But I'd like to know what to do if I do see one. Any artsy image that I've created and published has one (or more) watermarks in hidden places, and I keep the original image creation files as well as a copy of the published image in greater resolution than what was published.
I mentioned my lack of theft a few months ago and someone here offered to steal one from me so that I could feel wanted. Never saw it. Promises, promises.
If the image is uploaded to the vendor site it is a copyright breach, use their report system to get it taken down (OpenSea was pretty quick when someone else reproted an infringement).
First of all: have they not sent DAZ promotional mail since 17 April?
Second: I think if some corporation claims your video is copyrighted, YouTube hands any money you've earned to the corporation without any questions asked. Maybe OpenSea should do the same.
C: the ants have initiated their first attack of the season and the cats decided they like to fiddle with the ant bait.
4: I got this macaroni and cheese made out of cauliflower. It doesn't smell like macaroni and cheese. It smells like cauliflower.
V: I could have gotten away with not getting the lawn mowed, if it was just grass. But the dandelions are making it obvious the lawn hasn't been mowed. The only thing that makes it okay is the lady across the street didn't mow hers either, so we match.
...received an email this morning that OpenSea took the image down from their site and is forwarding the request to the seller. If that doesn't work I will contact the seller myself.
might want to check out dandelion greens cooking ,they are edible .
My mother used to make dandelion wine. I remember a big bowl (really, pretty big, like a washtub big), festering for weeks in the back room of the house. She even let me try it after bottling. (*blech*) At the tender age of 12 she'd completely destroyed my desire for amateur wines.