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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
More Joss and dolls:
For me, it's about posing them and playing with them and making them fight and have conflict and creating more and more narrative and yes, putting them on top of each other. I'm not judging. Anybody can be put on top of anybody, that's the beauty of my shows.
That's impressive.
Definitely.
Hivemind help needed for my rusty Spanish:
"We're English" would be "Somos ingleses," right? And do I need any accent marks?
For me, it's about posing them and playing with them and making them fight and have conflict and creating more and more narrative and yes, putting them on top of each other. I'm not judging. Anybody can be put on top of anybody, that's the beauty of my shows.
I bought a sheep at Archie McPhee for Spike and Giles to share.
This may be more about my action figure habits than anyone wanted to know, but I think the sheep is still wearing Giles's sombrero.
but I think the sheep is still wearing Giles's sombrero.
The sheep needs to be smoking a cigarette.
the crappy way I was holding it
Part of this might be due to the shape of the grip and the shape of your hand. Glocks have fat grips, and I have small hands, and I always found myself trying to choke them to death because my grip felt insecure. Sigs were better, but my favorite fit is still the old 1911 Colt.
What distances and positions did you try?
My elbows were too far out, and my arms too rigid. I have a really hard time relaxing my shoulders these days.
The stance was isoceles, right foot slightly forward, feet wider than shoulder width apart, shoulders further forward than my hips, but square to the target. Arms almost fully extended, right cupping over the left.
It did fit my hand reasonably decently. My arms were the problem.
I like .22s and 9mm. .45's are just too big for my hands for me to feel comfortable controlling them with that much kick.
Then I started losing sensation in my toes.
I'm assuming you were barefoot. But did you get gloves?
Just back from friends' wedding in Ladera Heights. It was beautiful and eclectic. There was a white grand piano, a string quartet, a jazz trio, lots of singing and a belly dancer.
But did you get gloves?
Nope. But my fingers were mobile enough that it wasn't a problem.
You know, I think I really like wetsuits. They're pretty cool. I could just get one for lounging.
The wedding sounds really lovely.