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    Re: Guess what it is...

  • OK this is probably too easy, but here you go!

  • from: laulei

  • A couple of my favorite rockin' Grannies.. \:d/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omJeStRo ... re=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1qEqsW7 ... re=related

  • from: lchappell

  • [quote="ZaphodQB":2rx18im2]When I was a youngster, I wore out a 45 rpm record of this song in a jukebox at a local arcade. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlF5jNcJ83I:2rx18im2][color=red:2rx18im2][b:2rx18im2]Over[/b:2rx18im2][/color:2rx18im2] the Hills and Far Away - Led Zeppelin[/url:2rx18im2][/quote:2rx18im2] \:d/ Hey Gramps I still try and wear out some Zepplin :AR! [color=#FF0000:2rx18im2][b:2rx18im2]Far[/b:2rx18im2][/color:2rx18im2] Away Eyes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLNx5Fv8 ... re=related

  • from: lchappell

  • thankyou

  • from: kathyw

  • LA MULTI ANI VLAD! :YMHUG:

  • from: oana

  • I dont quite understand the title of this topic...is it something similar like this [size=70:33i2egqb](under)[/size:33i2egqb]? [img:33i2egqb]http://i419.photobucket.com/albums/pp279/wazowski1977/stupid%20stuff/lost_fffuuuu.jpg[/img:33i2egqb] :mrgreen:

  • from: wazowski

  • The answer is clear, I think. - You may use one of your old entries in a new contest (not a sequel contest), although new entries will always be better appreciated --> you can resubmit your work in other weeks, except the sequel week. - Don't submit an entry with the same "subject/object/scenery" more than once - this includes the same contest or any of the other contests current or future --> it means different entries with the similar contents, such as you have a photo of your house, just different angles, times, and your submissions in the same contest or different contests are not allowed. It works if you use only one of them, you can re-enter in other contests as mentioned in the previous sentence.

  • from: langstrum

  • This has been here long enough... Defiance (I googled it)

  • from: ZaphodQB

  • Howdy, bud! CS4, eh? I'm going nuts trying to get used to it after using 7.0 for years!

  • from: CMYK46

  • You wouldn't enjoy it there without the correct footwear.

  • from: CMYK46

  • maybe try writing tutorials?

  • from: tapiona

  • I really don't worry about vote medals anymore. I solved the issue by deciding not to vote. :d But we don't need to open THAT discussion again. :-p

  • from: kyricom

  • Thank you solkee and nasirkhan for your congratulations and encouragements. This is still a long way to catch you up but I will try :d . @solkee: I've made a late comment on your "Smoking Camel", I'm sorry that I forgot to come back to this entry. This work is well deserved the first place, I just want to suggest something that I found out because I think it's better for you. Great to know you, you have many awesome works.

  • from: langstrum

  • [b:33gszrva]combustion[/b:33gszrva].....nice.... I failed in learning it cuz I started JAVA programming..... anyways superb work...and whose that guy in the last .... u ?? :YMDEVIL: :YMDEVIL:

  • from: LKY

  • Hello Guys, To the point, my name is Chris Charles and I am trying to raise money for the charity First Aid Africa. I was wondering if it would be possible for you to give me a personal donation to help me raise the money needed for an expedition to Africa. The purpose of the Charity is to teach basic first aid out in remote areas of Africa (specifically Tanzania, Kenya and Malawi.) I will personally be heading out to Tanzania in the summer to teach first aid and provide supplies to remote villages. To find out more about the Charity please visit: [url:2d1pov2s]http://www.firstaidafrica.com[/url:2d1pov2s] And to make a donation to me please visit: [url:2d1pov2s]http://chrischarles.info/5.html[/url:2d1pov2s] Thanks, Chris http://chrischarles.info/5.html

  • from: Ory

  • Thanks

  • from: digitaldreamer

  • Good observation Billy but I have this coved, The ammo drum is attached to the body of the gun and as all the weight is at the bottom there is a counter weight mechanism to be added to the top of the gun arm to stop them from swinging around haphazardly.

  • from: Warlock

  • Thanks for pointing that out Rob, I wasn't aware of that.

  • from: solkee

  • Arrgh! You two have found me out! Yes...yes, I DO date her and she's a traitor!...who eats potatoes...from Idaho. Lol Too much fun. I wonder what others see when they see my name. Not that this is at all off topic or anything. :)) ;)

  • from: IDt8r

  • WOW!! Thank you everybody for your help. yeah I figured it would come down to how much I wanted to spend and the Nikon D60 is still my choice I'm leaning to, mainly because I've had a lot of experience with a D50. (someone had to teach the ex GF how to use the thing) But the D50 seems a little obsolete. Only 6.1 megapixel?? That seems low and the D60 is one I have had my eye on for awhile and besides it come with 10.1. Since it's in my price range, that's going to be the one that I more than likely will get. I would love the D90, but it's like almost double the price of the D60. Even on ebay the average price is about a thousand bucks. Thanks for the warning about ebay, Kyricom, but honestly I've had a lot of experience with ebay and I have learned that sellers who sell expensive are usually the best and most communicative. I haven't decided for sure because I might find something locally for just as good but if I do the used route on ebay, I'm sticking with a refurbished model, rather than personal previous owner. I've had better luck with other refurbished items in the past. Well once again I thank all of you that replied and hey if you see a killer deal online say within about a week or maybe know someone, let me know. Remember, looking for the Nikon D60 10.1 MP, at least the 18-55 mm lens. Lenses will probably be next year's return. :D BTW I use ebay most of the time to comparison shop. Most antique dealers do too. If I find a really good deal I'm usually cautious but it seems to be the best market for used cameras.

  • from: jawshoewhah

  • dang it I answered you this morning and you have not said anything. Funny how this works when you try to help.... Oh ya patience!!!! dang ok

  • from: cabldawg71

  • woot!! :-C what a concept 8-) :YMCOWBOY:

  • from: cabldawg71

  • He already knows how to make brushes, but I have a lot of brushes that I have made (by painting w/ ps brushes to make new texture brushes) That I would have liked to share w/ him.

  • from: annabat

  • I agree with you on the digital drawing contests, I tried one when they first came out, as a beginner, its was a horrible entry. BUT, traditional drawing isn't much better. Drawing is pen, pencil, colored pencils, crayons and chalk, its not painting. I've pretty much have given up on the contests, the rules are to messed up, different arts are grouped together that shouldn't be. I draw to get back my skill, to learn more and to share what I know. I would love to learn to draw digitally, it would be a lot easier for me. It won't happen on this site. I have been trying to focus on tutorials for traditional drawing, but not getting to far there either. Go figure. Guess I just keep trying and hope I get it right.

  • from: tapiona

  • Yes this is what i wanted to know the first time i got on here. When you are on flickr, type in what you want to look up. it will send you to the first page of pictures. you will see a blue box that says search. next to that there is a button that says " advanced" click on that, then click on photos only, scroll down and you will see a section called creative commons click all of those. when you find you picture you want click on it. then left click or command click. Save picture. If you don't want to do that then when you find a picture you want scrool down to the bottom and look for a copy right symbol if you see it then you can't use it, but if you see some rights reserved you can use it. i hope this helps

  • from: jaescoe21

  • Ummm...yeah...sin duda...right on. :-p :-

  • from: CMYK46

  • [quote="foxymop":2k4fbttk]The most importante thing its not the software. You can have the best sculpting tools, but the best sculptur will do a better work with two chop skiks any way. The important thing its the art behing the tecnical hability. You can learn the best animation software, but if you dont know the principles of animation and design, you will never do a good animation work. Its like a photographer. You can have the best camera, but if you dont know nothing about lighting, composition etc, your pics will always suck. Learning a software its always techinal. Its always peanuts. The hard thing is to understand theory. So you'll learn easy. But knowing a software and do a great job isnt the same![/quote:2k4fbttk] Art is easy thing - any photo will be piece of art - simply find the proper frame! :d Yes you need to know rules - to ignore them! Shoot thousands of photos and one day you see you don't need any rules anymore - composition, lighting or color theory - nothing from them! :mrgreen: :d

  • from: fille

  • Sahara by [i:1zpce33m]Clive Cussler [/i:1zpce33m]and Silver Tower [i:1zpce33m]Dale Brown[/i:1zpce33m]

  • from: lchappell

  • Congratulations, I have only just caught up with the news. I'm so happy for both of you, but especially for Lelaina, who deserves some good things in her life. Vibeke

  • from: friiskiwi

  • Stupid forums glitch! lets try a LINK instead [url:15wsgqpb]http://fatpita.net/images/image%20(3700).jpg[/url:15wsgqpb]

  • from: annabat