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18 Jun 09
18 Jun 09
Originally posted by Very RustyUser 31531 and User 33022
I can only think of two people, that I will reveal later.
In the mean time, you are welcome to guess who it might be.
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18 Jun 09
Originally posted by zozozozowhy did i click on the second guy when i knew it was going to be halo? in fact why did i bother clicking on either of them?
User 31531 and User 33022
i'm wearing my silver halo today btw, so i'm out.
18 Jun 09
halos are manufactured by killing newborn prostitute's babies with TOP-33, saturating its pineal gland with it, and harvesting the gland. later the gland will be surgically implanted into newborn aristo babies, which creates the halo. the whole purpose of the operation is to keep the aristos as the upper class, and the lower classes at the low levels just above the mutants. on top of it all the technopriests and technopope rule the empire with the aid of the supradivinoid.
19 Jun 09
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Originally posted by Very RustyI prefer a long, thin blade. Sharp. Always sharp. A dull knife is an affront and little better than weilding a spoon. A truly sharp knife, skillfully wieded, will pierce the most resiliant skin with an almost religious or zen like poetic feel. Such work lends itself to artistic expression, a practiced flick of the wrist can pierce, carve or slash with a precise economy of movement that leaves a minimalist sculpture in its wake.
I can only think of two people, that I will reveal later.
In the mean time, you are welcome to guess who it might be.
I've always loved grapefruit in the morning.
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19 Jun 09
Originally posted by Hand of Hecatei like your work.
I prefer a long, thin blade. Sharp. Always sharp. A dull knife is an affront and little better than weilding a spoon. A truly sharp knife, skillfully wieded, will pierce the most resiliant skin with an almost an almost zen like poetic feel. Such work lends itself to artistic expression, a practiced flick of the wrist can pirece, carve or slash wi ...[text shortened]... that leaves a minimalist sculpture in its wake.
I've always loved grapefruit in the morning.
19 Jun 09
Originally posted by Hand of Hecate😴
I prefer a long, thin blade. Sharp. Always sharp. A dull knife is an affront and little better than weilding a spoon. A truly sharp knife, skillfully wieded, will pierce the most resiliant skin with an almost an almost zen like poetic feel. Such work lends itself to artistic expression, a practiced flick of the wrist can pirece, carve or slash wi ...[text shortened]... that leaves a minimalist sculpture in its wake.
I've always loved grapefruit in the morning.