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that reminds me of a bad hangover lol
I Am Really Sacred :|
These room looks too too Creepy.
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My mother tells the story like this - Your sister's god-mother had gone to the cemetery to visit her father's grave - in honor of Father's Day and she was with her twin brother's wife, she seems to recall. When she saw that people had littered inside the mausoleum, she went in to pick up the trash. Then, on the way out, she tried to close the gate and it had rusted off its hinges and crushed her. It took something like 14 men to lift the thing so they could take her to the hospital where she died.
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Mama, you are only as old as you feel! My parents are older than all my friends' parents (I like to think they started the older parent thing, LOL). Anyway, they act so young, even today! I'm babbling...anyway, 40 isn't bad at all (neither is 48 Larry D!). :)
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LOL Mama! ;)
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@ Tjcee: Thanks for the tip! I never knew that holding the Ctrl button & scrolling will change the size of the screen. This opens a whole new world for me. I'm going to check all of Mott's galleries up close & personal.
I love the hospital galleries. Some of them are really creepy. Thanks Mr. Motts.
Hi Colin, and everyone, I have to admit I don't understand Journeyman's comment about milkshakes. If someone wishes to explain, please do. Thanks.
Yes, Motts, stay safe. I hadn't noticed before but I love the way you framed the vertical parts of the shot in the green horizontal metal hole thing.
Thanks everyone for your thanks, it makes me feel all warm and fuzzy (this is not sarcasm). The control scroll doesn't seem to work on a MAC computer. Great suggestion, though, for PC users.
Mama, thanks for your funny comments, and have a happy birthday (in a few weeks).
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The breasts and torsos are also not well proportioned, the shadowing is good though. He did very well on the hair.
I can play the scary serial killer biker.
One is not like the others....