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Harmanye (Aug 1, 2004)

Yeah.
Glass.
XD

Gotta get ready for churchy stuff... ... I think I'll go and get my clothes out of the dryer. If the stupid thing has been so kind as to actually DRY them. Instead of the door popping open and the dryer doing it's darned hardest to spit them out.
Oh sure, the washer will take'em when they're DIRTY. But the dryer would have anything to do witht hem just because they're a bit SOGGY.

Harmanye (Aug 1, 2004)
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emmamommalag (Aug 1, 2004)

Lol.. hopeyou didn't have to wear damp clothes to church! This is a very pretty picture.. I'll have to try glass and/or water one of these days.

Harmanye (Aug 1, 2004)

No, thankfully the dryer co-operated. ... Not that I... lectured it before hand, mind you.

I may get into heated arguments with doors. But I don't give pep talks to household cleansing apparatuses.

Knockoff (Aug 1, 2004)

Ohhh, I really like this. I love the detail in the orb, but I wish you would of put just a little more detail in the background, because I know your art, and your art is chalk full of detail.

Harmanye (Aug 1, 2004)

Aw. Shucks. Out of space. And I do hate asking for space on the beginners board --;;

But yeah, 'tis pretty plain in the background.

Thank you though, Knockoff :) Maybe I'll try it again, now that I know I can do it... well... moderately well XD :)

davincipoppalag (Aug 2, 2004)

I usually give my appliances a 'time-out" when they won't behave. Once in awhile I have to threaten the dryer that I won't clean out the lint trap. That usually works. This is very nice.

thesolarwinds (Aug 2, 2004)

this is beautiful, thanks for the comment. :), so amazing.

ironoxide_red (Aug 6, 2004)

Very nice reflections in the orb. If your clothes aren't dry when you need them you can (almost) always iron them!