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This explains the whit.
Do I detect a hint of waspishness there?Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
It is a bee, not a wasp.
I know because I Googled for the bee.
Ah .. now it makes sense. Sort of.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Are you trying to tell me something?
Nuttin' Honey. My favorite cereal.
"Gorgeous Raymond", is your middle name "George"?
Love honey - eat a little every day.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Nuts ... it is the result of the life I have led.
Middle name is 'integrity' ... Georgeous George is not on my list of high-value folks.
So why are you "Gorgeous"?
I don't think I am ... it was one of many nicknames which have been applied by less than discerning colleagues at times. Live a varied life y'gonna acquire some varied monickers.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
You'd be surprised.
I don't know, this image really speaks to me, just needs to swap heads and add a mondolin.
You gonna do it or shall I?Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Unless there are any volunteers of course.
I have you figured for the southsea island type.
LOL! That is very good! Heheh!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Strangely enough I was brought up in a place called Southsea ...
Well, it beats the Dinosaur, Inty.
The reality:
My guess is you had to trim your beard so it didn't get caught in the strings while playing.
The beard is so that cigarette ash doesn't fall on the mando.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
There is a reason foreverything ;)
Here's another way to handle the beard while playing. Let the dino do it.
hahahahahahaha - the dino one if the best yet!!! keep 'em comin'!!!
It's from another thread, just didn't animate it before. And as my son has pointed out, the head is being stretched, at least the hair.
I can't help it if the head is made of Silly Putty.
And neither can I - please remember that.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
I was thinking about Silly Putty and Googled and found this. LOL! You tickle my brain, Raymond.
Brain from this webpage:
http://www.officeplayground.com/stretchybrain.html
I don't know anything about brains much.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Minds are far more important, imo.
Well, that reminds me of Gman's animation of the jack in the box which I colored and then he colored where the brains went flying.... weeeeeeeeee!
Hard to have a mind when the brains have left the building! Now I have tried to teach the dog to mind, so long as there is food involved, I might get somewhere.
Anyway so long as the grey matter gets exercised or in Gman's case exorcised from that Jack in the Box. Had to ressurect this thread and stick a bee in your bonnet.
Like this you mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
Oh I try to workout my brain whenever I can...:D No Pain No Gain!
No slow walking for me. ;)
Heheheheheh! I love your stuff - great sense of humour you have and a great imagination!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grafixman
LOL!!!
Good one Gman, you keep working out those mental corpuscles! Your neck will need one of those whiplash collars if you aren't careful.
And Intbel's drawing: Well Raymond, feeling a bit "Sheepish" Baa-baa-baa- hum bug. Tickle the "Dickens" out of me. Should post it to the animation forum, find it in Off-Topic. Loads of people never see the great animations done and posted in PI.
I had a play with your animation and added a few bars ...Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
You guys and gal are having so much fun... I love to view these threads... I wish I had more time to participate... but it would take quite a bit of brain power to keep up with you folks :D (groan)
Funny stuff gang.. keep it going :)
Better with music, Ramond. Well done.
Course, could have been "Aloha Oi!"
I don't know how that goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by sallybode
I played the first few bars of "Minstrels' Fancy" instead.