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weimaraner?
Indeed.
I think it's cool that you know that JAM sent the photo to me
Indeed.
very cool looking dog.
I chose mine mostly because it fit the little square avatar box.
I think it was taken at the 2012 US One Pocket Open in Vegas playing da Lion. The original is color but I thought I'd sex it up and go with B/W : -)
Lou Figueroa
Twocylndr
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FLIR image of me. We use the FLIR to check for bad/loose electrical connections.
As far as twocylndr...two cylinder, as in a 2 lunger, such as a John Deere "A", "H" or a 420. Or is it for the 2 Yamaha Viragos, RoadStar or
Kawasaki 305 CSR which are in my possession.
Any case my email is twocylndr_h@....com.
As far as twocylndr...two cylinder, as in a 2 lunger, such as a John Deere "A", "H" or a 420. Or is it for the 2 Yamaha Viragos, RoadStar or
Kawasaki 305 CSR which are in my possession.
Any case my email is twocylndr_h@....com.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
I was one before Grisham knew where or what we were.
Custom, one of a kind, Joss -- my six pointed star
Custom, one of a kind, Joss -- my six pointed star
Joss Six Pointed Star
Does anyone have, know of, ever seen, a Joss cue with the same design? A similar design? The Serial Number is E01002. I understand the "E" indicates an approximate manufacture year of 2004. Any proximal serial numbers out there?
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It's a piece of Master's chalk sitting on the rail of my Diamond from a "previous life." I taped up the bottom because the paper was falling off and because I could.
I pull around the liquor store and what do I see?
A man In a wheelchair with a three legged dog buying beer! Can’t make this stuff up.
A man In a wheelchair with a three legged dog buying beer! Can’t make this stuff up.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Just good memories mainly.
I've went by some form of boogieman since I was about 16. When I was 13 or 14, my niece was 3 or 4 and we told her boogieman stories. Not to scare her however, she loved it. Basically the boogieman lived in the bushes and would look really scary, with his big red eyes and big sharp teeth. Then he would pull you into his house and... suspense builds... feed you cake and ice cream!
It was always something that seemed like it would be scary but ended up funny and she really loved the boogieman stories. She would be at the park and fall off the swings or something as kids do, we would be concerned but she would say it didn't hurt, she had boogieman powers. 
I had some old crayola program on a computer where you could draw and bucket fill the image, really crude program, but I used it to draw her a 10 page comic book. She probably read that thing a hundred times.Later in life we were kind of reminiscing about the stories and she told me that she told kids at preschool about the boogieman and boogieman powers and she couldn't figure out why they thought he was scary. We got to laughing and she said the kids probably though she was nuts!
As for the picture itself, I created it when I got into pixel art for a while. The creature itself is hand pixelated and took weeks. Pixel art is fun but dang is it difficult. The mainly self imposed limits of it make it fun but pretty challenging. The background is just something online that I thought was neat.
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