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From: graphitone
15 Dec 2015 19:08
To: milko
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I didn't get that far along, laying out criteria comes after the initial idea stage. It'd be measuring the amount of pathos you have for a certain situation, then you click on a swingometer of pathos, judging the image according to how sad you found it.
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From: fixrman
6 Jan 2016 01:39
To: graphitone
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How ridiculous! Abandoned fun fair...
From: graphitone
7 Jan 2016 17:11
To: fixrman
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I can visualise other things, if you'd prefer.
How about a thimble placed quite near a baker's footprint?
Or a shadow of a fire hydrant outlined on the pavement with purple chalk? At 12:03pm.
From: milko
7 Jan 2016 17:44
To: graphitone
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Keep visualising, I'm almost there!
From: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
7 Jan 2016 20:49
To: milko
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Where?
From: graphitone
7 Jan 2016 21:32
To: milko
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I'm visualising sooo hard at the moment.
:-S
From: fixrman
8 Jan 2016 03:02
To: graphitone
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If a Narwhal is caught in the surreptitious act of urinating on the hydrant in the shade of a larch, then yes - that can happen.
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How about a thimble placed quite near a baker's footprint?
I thought that was only a Pennsylvania-Dutch thing.
From: graphitone
8 Jan 2016 08:13
To: fixrman
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Quote:
I thought that was only a Pennsylvania-Dutch thing.
I don't see how, seeing as both are French inventions.
:C
EDITED: 8 Jan 2016 08:14 by GRAPHITONE
From: fixrman
8 Jan 2016 12:58
To: graphitone
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We only take notice of the French when they are in trouble. Or if they send us big statues.
Plus, the baker immigrants never said where they got their customs from, or at least lied to us.
From: graphitone
8 Jan 2016 13:33
To: fixrman
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Yeah, they probably lied. Though there are tell tale signs that they might have been French.
Is it recorded if they ever said 'boulangerie' or was there a sudden uprising in quality patisserie of the time, east of the Appalachians?