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browncoat2x2) wrote2007-11-16 07:21 am
browncoat2x2) wrote2007-11-16 07:21 am
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AUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!
@($*^@#(*$&#(@*$&@(#*&$(* CONSTRUCTION!
!@!@$&@(#*$&(@*$&(*#$&(#*$ GIANT ASS FOUR PRONG STAPLE IN MY GORRAM TIRE @W($*#&(#UO@I#*(&!#^*^#*^@*
ETA:
Here's a picture of the #@$&ing Staple. It's got #@$&ing Serrated edges!!!
Hell of a way to start a friday.
ETA#2:
Have now put the spare tire on with the handy dandy little jack and tire wrench and made an appointment for 9am to get it fixed. The ultimate irony is that the dealership here is right at the intersection where I got the staple in the tire initially!!!
!@!@$&@(#*$&(@*$&(*#$&(#*$ GIANT ASS FOUR PRONG STAPLE IN MY GORRAM TIRE @W($*#&(#UO@I#*(&!#^*^#*^@*
FUCK!
ETA:
Here's a picture of the #@$&ing Staple. It's got #@$&ing Serrated edges!!!
Hell of a way to start a friday.
ETA#2:
Have now put the spare tire on with the handy dandy little jack and tire wrench and made an appointment for 9am to get it fixed. The ultimate irony is that the dealership here is right at the intersection where I got the staple in the tire initially!!!
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But your icon is too soothing with pretty soothing colours, draining some of my desire to kill... somewhere in the back of my consciousness my brain is saying this is a good thing, but the rest of me isn't quite there yet.
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It's very impressive, really! Especially since in spite of the very office-y background you make it seem all ominous and thunder-lightning-y!
But your icon is too soothing with pretty soothing colours, draining some of my desire to kill... somewhere in the back of my consciousness my brain is saying this is a good thing, but the rest of me isn't quite there yet.
My icon forgives you. That's because it's all progressive and modern! ;)
It's a painting my Emil Nolde, who I recently discovered and like a lot! Lots of religiously themed art in this beautiful expressionist style. :)
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To be honest, I'm quite impressed with it myself *GRIN*
It's a painting my Emil Nolde, who I recently discovered and like a lot! Lots of religiously themed art in this beautiful expressionist style. :)
Hmmm I shall have to look him up, because it is really quite lovely. You art geek, you ;o) From your icon, it looks wonderfully soft and blended, which I have discovered I like a lot when painting. Very nice indeed. :o)
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You art geek, you ;o)
I'm only just starting out. ;) Soon I'll be a walking encyclopedia making you all sick to death of all the art I'll be babbling about! Or something.
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Tell me about this icon! Is it a sandstone carving? or a beach sclupture? :oD and what exactly is it depciting? Is it a child on a mother's knee? Or some metaphorical depcition of a goddess? and what are those dimply things above the 'child's' head? and what is the child pointing at????
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Tell me about this icon!
I think it's a limestone carving. A detail Icut from a picture of the original. It's adepiction of pharao Akhenaten with his wife Nefertiti and three daughters. The details shows one of the daughters on Nefertiti's knee, pointing at her father. You can see the body of her little sister at Nefertiti's shoulder, hehe. It's a really sweet picture, just crawling with family-ness.
The dimply things are hieroglyphs.
Here's the original: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Akhenaten%2C_Nefertiti_and_their_children.jpg
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*pets*
Oh, Rouka *shakes head*
As *cough cough* posted earlier in my LJ *cough cough grin*
Hubby and I are starting a screen printing business, professionally screening custom t-shirts, aiming at the market who just wants that one special shirt, but doesn't want to pay the $100 in set up fees just to get their shirt made. So, custom shirts, $20 bucks for one offs, plus, we'll do larger orders too of course, and we'll have some stock designs of our own to sell as well.
Things are progressing. We're doing very well with the spending part of setting up the business *G* But I have secured a good, competatively priced supplier of t-shirts, and a source for supplies with free next day delivery in the city, which is excellent, and a few other contacts. I have the equipment. The basment-cum-shop is progressing. I have built tables, rearranged tools, assembled shelfs, built racks, insulated and added a floor to a cold cellar-cum-screen drying room, and am in the process of building another rack for my screens in there, and then once we get the sawdust and tools put away, I'll actually be able to start running off some demo shirts.
I'm working on the web site design, have my web hosting guy who's a friend looking into some shopping cart software for me, the hubby has finished his research and is about to begin the arduous task of writing our business plan...
So, yes, overall I'd say it's going well. We've spent a bit getting set up, but I think we've got a good target market, and if we can reach them, we should make our projections next year and recover our initial investment. It's all very exciting. We have very high hopes, culminating in a desire to some day be able to run the shop full time and quit our other jobs and be our own bosses (and maybe even boss other people around!!!)
The business is called Geek2Chic Custom Tees but there's nothing up yet, just a holder page. In the meantime, we're likely going to start selling a few through e-bay with luck, and see how we do from there.
All very exciting. :o)
I think it's a limestone carving. A detail I cut from a picture of the original. It's a depiction of pharao Akhenaten with his wife Nefertiti and three daughters. The details shows one of the daughters on Nefertiti's knee, pointing at her father. You can see the body of her little sister at Nefertiti's shoulder, hehe. It's a really sweet picture, just crawling with family-ness.
The dimply things are hieroglyphs.
Limestone? Really? Huh. It's very... sandstone-looking limestone...
I've always liked Egytian art, with it's rigid rules and size diffentiating importance, and hieroglyphs, of course. I had a chance to go see Tutankhamen at the museum here in Toronto, oh, about 25 years ago, but my parents were too tired that day *grrr arg* I've never quite gotten over that. >:o(