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Missing Images

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 19:51:48 GMT

If you are wondering where all the pictures went, my webhosting service f&*%d up my billing and terminated my site for nonpayment two weeks after being paid. They say it will be back up in 24 hours. That would be Lunarpages webhosting, by the way. just in case you wanted to know which one to avoid. I'm off to shop for new hosting service now.

What's right with the world.

Thu, 25 Dec 2008 17:46:14 GMT

For your Christmas pleasure, some good news:

Heat star gives South Florida family new house, furniture, clothing, gifts
I saw this article and I just had to share it. There's been so much bad news this holiday season, and reading this cheered me up. Plus it's rare to see a modern sports star acting like the role model they should be. This guy is a real class act.

Hey! I'm not dead!

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 05:08:07 GMT

I just have a job(and long-ass commute) that sucks all my will to live... Anyway, witness the memeage I've found.
1) Go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
The article title is the name of your band.

2) Go to http://www.quotationspage.com/random.php3
The final four words of the last quote on your page are the title of your album.

3) Go to http://www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/7days/
The FOURTH image on the page is your album cover.

4) Design your cover. Layout and presentation are up to you.

5) Post your cover, along with these instructions.

6) In the comments your friends will tell you what kind of music you play and the name of the album's single.

If You Ruled the Land . . . by wackyweasel

Your first name:

How you gained your rule:

Your title is:

Your Royal Beauteous Grace on High

Your symbol is:

the fox, because you"re foxy!

You rule from:

an ice palace - cold, but so, well, cool!

At your side is:

the band who plays your theme song

Your enforcers, troops, and guards are all:

archers with mad skillz

Your most popular law is:

Five-day weekends

Your least popular law is:

Banning of people being better-looking than you

Your worst enemy is:

those awful clashing tapestries in your great hall

Your popularity rating is:

38%

Your chance of being overthrown is:

44%

Absolute Genius

You scored 100% Hobbit knowledge, 96% Lord of the Rings knowledge, and 79% Silmarillion knowledge

You've read all of Tolkien's most famous works until you practically know them forwards and backwards. Maybe you should be the one writing this test instead of me. Send me a message if you thought this was too easy.

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 99% on Hobbit
You scored higher than 99% on LotR
You scored higher than 99% on Silmarillion
You scored higher than 99% on MoviesOnly

Link: The So You Think You Know Tolkien Test written by Linknoid on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Me, a Tolkien geek? I resemble that remark...

After you die...
Heaven

After death, you will exist in heaven. Everything and everyone you love will constantly surround you for all of eternity. You lucky scoundrel.

Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com

They've really lowered the entrance standards here....


	Minimal: You would most likely not get caught, but if you did, it would be due to technological developments arising after the case had gone cold.


from QuizGalaxy.com

Gettin' away with murder...

You are 40 years old!!

Link: The What is your REAL age Test written by eqreemi on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

My mind is 40, my back is about 80

PotC:DMC icons, travel icons and wallpapers

Mon, 14 May 2007 05:35:04 GMT

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a prickly posting...

Tue, 06 Mar 2007 07:57:26 GMT

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I just flew in from Arizona this morning, and man are my arms tired...

Mon, 12 Feb 2007 08:16:15 GMT

While the rest of Minnesota was stuck in the deep freeze last week I was enjoying the sun and 70+ degree weather in Southern Arizona. My parents invited me out to visit and do some sightseeing. I managed to take 12 rolls of color and 5 rolls of black and white photos in 7 days. Just to make all of you jealous, I've posted my favorites form the 10 rolls I've already got developed. I've got photos of the Casa Grande Ruins, Saguaro National Park, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the Apache Trail, Tortilla Flat, Besh-Ba-Gowah ruins, the Pima Air and Space Museum, and Mission San Xavier Del Bac. I'm still kicking myself for not taking my camera into Organ Stop Pizza. The pizza's nothing to write home about, but that's not why people go there. They go to see and hear the world's largest theatre organ. Words and pictures can't do this thing justice. It is massive, and the largest pipes are so deep they are felt more than heard.
I've also got a few pictures I need help with. I got a few pictures of planes at the air museum I can't identify. My dad's an Air Force vet so I've ID 'd all the Army Air Corp and Air Force planes, but there's a few Navy planes I can't ID. If you know what they are please let me know.

This is the Casa Grande. It's about 700 years old and four stories tall. In reference, the guy in the tan hat and green jacket is my dad. He's 6'2" and standing about 200-300 feet away from the building and he's not at ground level. Archaeologists backfilled all the ruins at the monument to protect what's left of them. The current ground level is roughly four feet above what would have been ground level when the site was occupied.

Another view of Casa Grande. Again, those are the tops of walls you're seeing in the foreground.

Look carefully at the hill in the middle of the picture. The C on the side of the hill stands for Coolidge and is a navigational marker that was used in the early days of aviation to identify towns. You'll find them outside a lot of towns in Arizona.

This is the Palo Verde tree. Yes, it really is a tree and the bark really is green.

This is probably the most messed up looking cactus I saw the entire trip. My mom's best friend and I made my dad stop so we could take pictures of it.

And this is the friendliest plant in the Southwest. It's called the Jumping Cholla and it wants to come home with you. And if you get too close part of it will.

See the pretty birdies? Those are Harris Hawks and they live at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum outside of Tucson. They're part of a family group of three males and one alpha female that live at the museum and are let out for free flights twice a day during the winter. These hawks literally get within arms reach of the crowd. It really is an amazing experience.

This is one of the males. The snag he's perched on is about ten feet from where I was standing.

And this is a cactus wren perched in an ocatella cactus.

The desert museums Ocelot. He's having a nap at the moment.

Can you see the kitty in this picture?

And this fellow was mugging for the cameras.

The very endangered Mexican Wolf.

Prairie Dog butt ;>

This is a river otter. They actually are native to the Sonoran desert. Needless to say, they are nearly extinct in Arizona.

For some reason they call this an Organ Pipe Cactus. I can't figure out why...

A Joshua Tree. Which isn't actually a tree at all. All the pictures between this one and the hawks were taken at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. I highly recommend visiting it.

And this is lovely Tortilla Flats, AZ (pop. 6). It's the remains of an old stagecoach stop along the Apache Trail in the Superstition Mountains. It's very much a tourist trap, but it's fun, free, and they do a good hamburger out on the patio next to the saloon. I'm not entirely certain, but the town might still be for sale.

A previous owner started the tradition of tacking dollar bills up to the walls. It, and the bills, stuck.

More of the Superstition Mountains, showing the colors of the rocks. The Superstitions are the alleged site of the legendary Lost Dutchman mine. The Apache trail follows an old stagecoach route through the superstitions from Mesa to Globe. The scenery is incredible, but half the route is a very narrow, steep, and curvy dirt road, and all the bridges are one lane, so drive with caution.

Rock formations and the amazingly blue sky. The only thing I did to this photo was re-size it. The rocks and sky really were that vivid.

This was a rare sight: a streambed with water in it. This is Fish Creek under the scary one lane bridge.

The canyon Fish Creek made in the Superstitions. And this was all right along the road.

The light here turned my mind to goo.

This is Besh-Ba-Gowah, a partially reconstructed pueblo in the town of Globe. It was abandoned about the same time the Casa Grande Ruins were; roughly a century before the Spanish reached the area.

The ruins are located in a city park and are fairly cheap to visit. They also have a small museum and botanical garden included in the admission. It's worth an hour or two.

Read the sign. This is officially the coolest cactus ever.

Tequila fans take note: Tequila is made from this plant, the Blue Agave.

And on to the Pima Air and Space Museum. It's south of Tucson next to the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. This is a must see for anyone who likes planes or military history. The plane above is a VC 118. It served as Air Force One to presidents Kennedy and Johnson.

And this is a C-121 Constellation. This particular one is named Columbine and was General Eisenhower's personal transport.

B-17 Bomber "I'll Be Around" The old folk in front of it are my parents.

B-24 Bomber "Bungay Buckaroo" Three guesses as to who the person next to it is.

B-29 Bomber "Sentimental Journey" The guy in stripes is my dad, who can actually remember when these things were in service.

Here fishy fishy... This is the B-377SB Super Guppy. Cute little thing, isn't it?

The F-11 Tiger. This one was flown by the Blue Angels stunt team until it was retired.

Want a few Migs? Here's six of them. The yellow plane in front is a Navy seaplane named the Petulant Porpoise.

And here's my personal favorite: The SR-71 Blackbird. Unfortunately the new hangar it's located in is still under construction so I wasn't able to get a good look at it or touch it :..(

The Air Museum offers a bus tour of the bone yard at the Air Force base. This is where the Air Force, Navy, Guard, and Reserve send their excess or outdated planes to be stored or scrapped. They strongly recommend calling ahead to make reservations for the tour, which is very much worth the effort.

This is where I need some help. This is one of two F4 Phantoms they have that were flown by a Vietnam War Ace. I can't remember who he was. If you have any idea, or know anyone who might, let me know.

This is another one I need help with. It's a Navy early warning plane, but I don't know which one.

I also need help identifying the prop driven planes in the back of this pic. They're Navy planes, and since there are quite a few stored here they may still be in use. I think the name start with an S.

This odd looking thing is called the YC-14. It's one of only two in existence (the other is in the museum). This and the plane next to it were built in an attempt to find a jet to replace the four engine prop planes the armed forces currently use as cargo planes. They failed.

Want a tweety bird? These are T37 tweets -retired training jets. These are all for sale, and they're apparently fun little toys for rich fly-boys to play with.

And here we have a herd of Warthogs. These A-10's are all in to have their wings re-done. The white stuff you see on all the planes here is a spray coating used to cover the glass and all openings to keep internal temperature down in the stored planes and to keep dust and water out.

And these C-141's are in the other part of the yard - The final disposition yard where they go to be scrapped or stripped for parts.

This is Mission San Xavier Del Bac. It's an active parish church located on reservation land south of Tucson. It's a beautiful church, and the painting and sculpture inside is amazing, especially considering that this is an original Jesuit mission church built in the 1600's. The church is free to visit, but donations or souvenir purchases are much needed to fund the ongoing restoration and to repair damage done by vandals a few years ago.

A shot of the dome and part of the altarpiece. This is one of the few shots that turned out. The church is not well lit, and although they don't forbid it, it's not a good idea to use flash around old paintings.

The altar and part of one of the transepts. The color in here has to be seen to be believed.

I've got 7 more rolls left to process, so I'll post those when I get them back. If you want to see more of something or have a desktop made of anything let me know. I took three and a half rolls at the air museum alone, so there's lots more of these.

I get the plauge, I make gloomy PotC icons

Tue, 02 Jan 2007 21:22:00 GMT

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Thu, 21 Dec 2006 19:56:56 GMT

A very graphic reminder to everybody to please be careful out on the roads:
For the last decade or so I've usually had a 30-40 mile commute to anywhere, so I'm pretty used to winter driving in all conditions, but I got a very bad shake up on the way home about an hour or so ago. I was driving home in heavy rain that was gradually turning to sleet, going much slower than normal, and had gotten to the exit for the town just south of mine when I saw a crashed semi smoking on the side of the road. Getting closer it was clear that the underbody of the cab had been ripped off and was scattered all over the road. Traffic came to a complete stop to let MNDOT trucks through and I stopped right next to what I had thought was one of the semi's axles. Except it wasn't. I couldn't tell what kind of vehicle it had been, but it appeared to have jumped the center median and hit the semi head on. There is no way anything including a miracle could have saved anyone in the front seat of that vehicle. Thankfully there was nothing gory visible, but you could clearly see boxes of Christmas presents and luggage in and around the vehicle. And there were a couple of cars stopped on the side of the road with people standing around crying. And somewhere out there is a family who will dread Christmastime for years to come.
So please, please be careful out there. Take your time and pay attention to changing road conditions. Because I'd hate for this to happen to anyone else.

Music Meme

Fri, 08 Dec 2006 22:41:03 GMT

Found this while surfing around, so here goes...
1) Put your music player on random
2) For the first 20 tracks, find a picture of the artist via Google Images
3) Get your friends to guess the artist.

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Randomly cool stuff...

Sun, 22 Oct 2006 21:49:54 GMT

Did you know they make halloween Peeps? I'm curently slaughtering a boxfull of black cats and reveling in the peepy sugar high. And my local Cub has become so good it's evil by stocking the full Jarrito's soda line. Which if you arn't familiar is a Mexican soda brand that is really good. I've currently got the orange, pineapple, lime, and Tutti-Frutti flavors. They used to only carry the orange and pineapple flavors in the small bottles, but now they've got all the flavors in the small and 2 liter sizes. Which makes me happy. And look(points at icon) I've got mousy pics! The one above is Cyd, and I've got an icon of Audrey in my user pics. They are so cute!!! And they drive my cats bonkers, especialy Audrey. She likes to climb on the cage bars right in front of them and taunt them with her small wriggly rodentness.

real life...

Wed, 18 Oct 2006 05:17:02 GMT

If anybody has actualy read my RL postings you may know that I've worked at the service station from hell for about seven years. The place is falling apart and the owners have absolutly no idea how to run a buisness. Well, last week the last straw finaly fell. I got written up over an incident where everybody but the owner agrees I had absolutly no control over and did everything I could have done.
For the record, I locked up the store and armed the security system and went out to lock up the car wash for the night. When I got out to the was there was water flowing out from under the control room door and about 2 inches of standing water in the room. The light swich for the room cannot be reached from the exterior door and is not grounded. There is wiring very close to the floor in the room. There was absolutly no way in hell I was risking electrocution by going into that room. Even if I did I wouldn't know how to fix anything anyway, and had no tools to fix it with. I do not know how to dis-arm the security system so I could not get back into the store to get at the phone list. I managed to read the owner's cell number thrugh the back window of the booth and called him twice before deciding that he wasn't going to answer at five to midnight and left him a message, then went home. I might add that the owner is the only person who actualy knows how the car wash works, and nobody who's number is on the phone list actualy has his private home number. Apparently he expected me to stand outside in 30 degree weather and call him on my personal cell phone untill he woke up the next morining and turned his phone back on. To top it off, our head cashier got fired for sticking up for me. Needless to say, my notice is in and as of the end of the month I no longer work there.
Anyway, I certanly won't miss the stress of working two different jobs with completly opposite schedules (0415 -1245 vrs 1400-2300) and not having a full day off. I won't even miss the money. I did some math and I will actualy earn more putting in ten hours a week overtime, which the PM shift supervisor is overjoyed to give me, than I did working two 9+ hour with no break shifts there. And I'll have more free time to spend with the kitties and my new mice and just doing fun stuff, and I'll actualy have a night off so I can go out someplace fun instead of scrambling to catch an afternoon matinee at the movies.

memes on the rampage

Fri, 15 Sep 2006 20:20:12 GMT

Post of many memes.

Pagan Extraordinaire
You are 74% Paganism Expert!

You know Paganism like the back of your hand! Maybe you even attended a few rituals, or organized some of your own. You understand how special this religion is, and keep it close to your heart. You know that it's the most ancient religion in the world, and you want to get back to your roots. Merry meet again! Don't forget to take my two other spiritual tests: Spirit Animal Test Sitakaliism Test, my political test:
The Liberal Test, and my Biology Test

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 58% on Pagan Expert

Link: The Paganism Test written by sitakali on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Advanced
You scored 92% Beginner, 100% Intermediate, 93% Advanced, and 73% Expert!

You have an extremely good understanding of beginner, intermediate, and advanced level commonly confused English words, getting at least 75% of each of these three levels' questions correct. This is an exceptional score. Remember, these are commonly confused English words, which means most people don't use them properly. You got an extremely respectable score.

Thank you so much for taking my test. I hope you enjoyed it!

For the complete Answer Key, visit my blog: http://shortredhead78.blogspot.com/.

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 27% on Beginner
You scored higher than 39% on Intermediate
You scored higher than 41% on Advanced
You scored higher than 29% on Expert

Link: The Commonly Confused Words Test written by shortredhead78 on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Hard-Core
64% Radicalism, 53% Personal Attachment
78% Pragmatic Concerns, 68% Idealistic Concerns

You're Hard-Core! [Radical Attached Pragmatic Idealist]

Alright, now before you get annoyed by that category title, know that you almost got called the Classic Environmentalist. You have very strong opinions about the environment, and if someone doesn't hate the environment, you probably fit their image of an environmentalist. You recognize a wide variety of environmental problems, and there are even a few conservatives in this group (the real naturalists). Of course, this category also includes a lot of extreme socialists (the more scientific hippies). If you can get a conversation going with a non-environmentalist, you have a really good chance of convincing them to be a bit more concerned.

You were more Radical than Calm, meaning you have pretty strong opinions on the matter.

You were more Attached than Detached, meaning you likely feel that resolutions of issues impact you directly.

You were more Pragmatic than Skeptical, meaning you
feel that science-based environmental issues are important.

You were more Idealist than Realist, meaning you feel that environmental issues for their own sake are important.

You are likely to get along just fine with Environmental Lawyers, and you will find that teaming up with a Green Politician is a great idea. Most of the environmentalists, including even the Tree Hugger, are just fine, and you may even have been called that once. Your exact opposite, the Small Business Owner, doesn't bother you too much, since you see him as someone to convince. However, stay far, far away from the Whale Hater, who will cynically throw away recyclables in front of you, then watch you dig through the trash to save the planet.

Join the Sierra Club.

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 91% on Radical
You scored higher than 67% on Env-Personal
You scored higher than 86% on Env-Pragmatist
You scored higher than 67% on Env-Idealist

Link: The 4-Variable Environmentalist Test written by pepperonii on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Pretty fucked
13 is your Fuckedness Number! Crazy!

You're pretty fucked for the next four years. Why? I don't know, maybe it's because you're actually smart and have real actual morals, and not just the fake Christian kind. Maybe you're a minority. Whatever the reason, you've got fairly high levels of fuckedness. Prepare yourself. It's gonna be a rough 4 years.

Take my Republicans Are All Queers Test! Guarenteed to offend someone!
http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=10429819748314967241

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 83% on Fuckedness

Link: The How Fucked by Bush You Are Test written by leelander on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Left of Center
You scored 38 Politicalness!

You are most likely left of center on the political scale, or a Liberal.

There is a little Liberal Loon in you, but you normally keep your head out of the clouds. You occasionally get a tin foil hat ready, just in case, and you've probably been to buzzflash.com at least once. You have probably put a lot of thought into how things would be if Al Gore won Florida in 2000, and you have done some campaigning for the Democratic Party.

Seriously, you feel good about your opinions, and aren't afraid to express them. Nothing wrong with that.

The 42nd President of the United States Bill Clinton is a good example of Left of Center.

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 34% on Politicalness

Link: The Liberal Loon or Right Wing Nut Test written by Jimmydrinkworld on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Consequentialist
Your moral values are 32% absolute!

While you shy away from the idea that there is no "right" and "wrong," you attach special weight to the consequences of actions while deciding on their morality. Consequentialists usually come in two varieties, individualist and collectivist. The former is concerned with consequences to the decision-maker, while the collectivist tends to look at consequences for a bigger group, such as a race, a species, or an ecosystem.

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 14% on Absolutism

Link: The How Strict Are Your Morals Test written by roark26 on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

New Liberal
67% , Distribution of Power 78% Distribution of Capital

You believe in a balanced democratic government with a mixed economy. While not going so far as to be a socialist, you do believe the government should act to ensure fairness and safeguards in economics.

Your views are the norm in almost all industrialized nations, except America.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 64% on P Dist
You scored higher than 67% on E Dist

Link: The Broadscale Political View Test written by AttritionSin on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

King George III
11 Duh points and 12 Evil points for Dubya!

Slightly evil or merely crazy? Tough call here...

You've dressed Dubya as King George III today!

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George III was born in 1738, first son of Frederick, Prince of Wales and Augusta.

George was afflicted with porphyria, a maddening disease which disrupted his reign as early as 1765.

Bouts with madness and the way he handled the American Revolution eroded his support and the power of the Crown was granted again to the Prime Minister.

The Peace of Paris (1763) ended the Seven Years' War with France. Great Britain emerged from the conflict as the world's greatest colonial power. England thrived under peacetime conditions, but George's commitment to taxing the American colonies to pay for military protection led to hostilities in 1775. The colonists proclaimed independence in 1776, but George obstinately continued the war until the final American victory at Yorktown in 1781. The Peace of Versailles, signed in 1783, ensured British acknowledgment of the United States of America.

George's madness ultimately left the fate of the crown on his eldest son George, Prince Regent. Prince George was put in the daunting position of attempting to govern according to the increasingly erratic will of his father. A letter received by novelist E. M. Frostier from his aunt, Marine Thornton, describes the situation: "... there he was sitting on the Throne with his King's Crown on, his robes scarlet and ermine, and held his speech written out for him, just what he had to say. But, oh dear, he strode up and made a bow and began "My Lords and Peacocks'. The people who were not fond of him laughed, the people who did love him cried, and he went back to be no longer a king, and his eldest son reigned in his stead".

Thank you for taking the Dressing Dubya Test! Artwork compositions were created by Ocean Blue Creative Services. (yes, that's me!)

I also design cool anti-bush tee-shirts and other fun stuff.

Possible Categories include:

- Benito Mussolini

- Marie Antoinette

- Monkey King

- King George III

- General Thade

- King Henry VIII

- Dr. Evil

- Evil Incarnate

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 97% on Duh points
You scored higher than 92% on Evil points

Link: The Dressing Dubya Test written by PrettyClouds on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Your results:
You are Jean-Luc Picard

Jean-Luc Picard		70%
Spock		57%
Leonard McCoy (Bones)		55%
An Expendable Character (Redshirt)		55%
James T. Kirk (Captain)		55%
Uhura		50%
Worf		50%
Geordi LaForge		50%
Will Riker		50%
Deanna Troi		40%
Mr. Sulu		30%
Chekov		30%
Beverly Crusher		25%
Mr. Scott		20%
Data		19%

A lover of Shakespeare and other
fine literature. You have a decisive mind
and a firm hand in dealing with others.

Click here to take the "Which Star Trek character am I?" quiz...

LotR, The Crow, Van Halsing, KoH, Looney Tunes stuff

Wed, 13 Sep 2006 22:06:32 GMT

Odd lot of graphics - Icons, Color Bars, and a Banner. LotR, The Crow, Van Helsing, KoH, Looney Tunes.

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Love that Coyote

Love that Road Runner

Gotta love those fine Acme products

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Website stuff...

Wed, 02 Aug 2006 18:26:53 GMT

Just gave the Annex a facelift, so it actualy looks more like a graphics site. There's a reason I designed my portfolio site the way I did but even I have to admit it's a bit blah for a hobby site... So it is now prettier and less orange and blackish ... and more black, white, and greenish.
Anyway, if you check it out drop me a line and tell me what you think.

King Kong & Singin' in the Rain Icons

Thu, 06 Jul 2006 22:10:18 GMT

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13 Singin' in the Rain
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more kitten...

Wed, 28 Jun 2006 06:11:20 GMT

The kitten now has a name - Pica. Which is appropriate because she has little pink dots in her fur.
She and the fuzzy psycho seem to be getting along. I left her out all day while I was at work and didn't find anything maimed, mangled or broken when I got home, so presumably he's accepted her into the household.
And I got better pics of her, taken with a real camera

The trash can is bigger than she is. And if you look carefully you can see her pink fur.

Thankfully she can't get on the windowsill by herself...

Her first trip outside.

Pica and Sammy the fuzzy psycho together. The perspective is misleading on this pic - She is nowhere near as big as she looks here. Sammy is over 20 lbs. and is probably about five times her size.

I've tried explaining that it's my bed and not his, but I don't think he gets it.

Kitten!!!

Wed, 21 Jun 2006 19:27:42 GMT

I just got a new kitten! She's about 8 weeks old and is a grey part calico. She's so cute...

This is the picture the shelter had on it's website.

and one taken with my crappy digital camera

investigating the guest bed

she's already massacred her new feather ball

I think she likes feathers...

I've got a list of possible names for her, but I don't know which I like best:
Kyla - the name the shelter gave her
Sinda - Grey in Quenya
Raina - Sweet Face in Quenya
Pica - Dot in Quenya
Mithiell - Grey Girl in Sindarin
Querida - Sweetheart in spanish
Any opinions?
She's a bit shy right now, and the Fuzzy Psycho didn't exactly take to her on first meeting, but hopefully everything will be good and they'll settle down and be friends.

Looney Tunes icons

Tue, 30 May 2006 21:33:38 GMT

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E.T.A. as requested, a Marvin the Martian solo icon:

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LotR icons & banner

Sun, 28 May 2006 00:42:34 GMT

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LotR icons - characters and places

Sat, 13 May 2006 00:23:46 GMT

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9 LotR TTT icons

Tue, 09 May 2006 23:12:29 GMT

Very small update tonight - RL was a bitch in April
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Icons & Wallpaper: LotR, Lost Boys, Looney Tunes

Sat, 01 Apr 2006 23:04:21 GMT

4 Wallpapers - Lord of the Rings
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Actor & LotR Icons

Tue, 21 Mar 2006 21:56:59 GMT

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Graphic Use Policy

Please do not link directly to the images. Save them to your own computer, site, journal, or whatever(exeptions will be made if you ask nicely).

Do not re-distribute any of these images without my permission. If you ask you will probably recieve.

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I will do requests and customization of textless icons, within reason.

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New Car!!!!!!!!!

Mon, 20 Mar 2006 23:33:33 GMT

Got a new car today! Tis a 2002 Toyota Corolla. It's silver with the optional gold trim and is very pretty and it has working AC and cruse control and a CD player and it's the newest car I've ever had. And the red menace is no longer my problem, so if the axle breaks or the wheel falls off - I DON'T CARE! Because it's not mine anymore, and they gave me about 3x what I'd been expecting to get for it.

I have now seen everything...

Thu, 16 Mar 2006 20:38:44 GMT

Including a jet in a ditch. You see lots of odd things screening pasengers at the airport, but today I actualy saw a plane stuck in a ditch. Our lovely Minnesota weather threw another late season snowstorm at us today, with near whiteout conditions. A FedEx cargo plane that had just landed and was about to take the turnout onto the taxiway somehow either spun out or got lost and tried to turn the wrong way and wound up turned completley sideways with his nose gear stuck in the ditch and his tail blocking the runway - facing away from the terminal. I don't know what they had to do to finaly get him unstuck, but he managed to cut the capacity of our airport in half for several hours during one of the buisiest weeks of the year. And I got to listen to flight crew bitching about having to circle the airport and nearly getting diverted to Omaha on the bus ride back to the parking lot. Somehow I think there is one less FedEx pilot out there this evening.