Thou hast studied poorly, Pict.

Edited March 17, 201016 yr by Hopstretch

Bugger. Curse my itchy posting finger.

The message you have entered is too short. Man these ALO designs keep getting weirder and weirder.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhx69yoejIs

The message you have entered is too short. Now that is pretty cool.

Damn that's awesome.

I love the dramatic music, as if he was racing against time to finish the drawing and save the world.

The message you have entered is too short. Wish I had a recording of what this thing sounds like..

Is that De Nero ?

How Fairy Tales Really End

Edited March 18, 201016 yr by tkam
images fixed

The message you have entered is too short. Have a seat over there.

Seource: Chris Supranowitz's OPT 307 Final Project

Sauce: HiFiTubes.org: Wood glue deep cleaning vinyl records

I've used that many times. It takes ages, but for vinyl which is utterly filthy down deep it works better than water and a brush. It saved a Louis Armstrong which I'm now very fond of.

From the description:

The first commercial was simple. Absolutely nothing to it. The second one, however...
That wig weighed 12 lbs. It was bolted to a rafter system in a false ceiling on the set and glued to my real hair. At some point, the director informally wrapped for lunch and forgot I was standing there still. The whole crew had, like, an hour lunch without me!
That bald cap was made specifically for me from a plaster cast of my head. It would have fit perfectly, if it weren't for all my damn hair. I offered to shave it, but they refused. I don't know why. I started high school pretty soon after and I was bald by my second year anyway.
The third commercial was the most involved. The revolving was done with a makeshift turntable platform. We moved it very slowly and they sped it up post-production. If you slow the clip down, you can see all the stupid faces I'm making. That was fun.
The last bit required I wear a harness to bolt myself to the set's ceiling corner. As I bent over, the stiff harness pressed against my diaphragm, making it extremely difficult to breathe. We got me up there by bolting in my left shoe first and then hoisting me up using a cable system. It was so tight, and there was nothing supporting my upper body, so the whole time I was flexing my abs, trying to keep as close to the walls as possible, trying to breathe, and flail my arms about. I kind of collapsed a bit as soon as the director yelled "cut." You can see how exhaused I am in the very last second.

Making these commercials was a trip. It took about three days for me altogether, including the voice-over stuff. Yeah, that "popsicle zone" voice is me, too, though I never got credit for it. I thought about getting back into acting, but you could tell I had just started puberty. The onslaught of zits after these commercials didn't allow me the luxury.

Yoohoo, Dusty? Come back, your rides are here.

Wow. I am very fond of that car. What is it?

Yoohoo, Dusty? Come back, your rides are here.

LOL....Humm....Seems that you dont know who's in this picture. Yes it's the new Dusty thanks to one month break and a lot of surgery....

Amicalement

n/m, figured it out. Miata.: palmtoface:

The message you have entered is too short. "Stuff -> hug -> play."