So sad..... I need a hug.....
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i better take a shower first, but ...
ETA: i might be in the same boat
So sad..... I need a hug.....
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Snowed in last couple of days so I broke out the light box
And the chalice
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I say hell motherfockin yeah![]()
so sad..... I need a hug.....
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.. yeah, and a broken watch also tells the right time twice a day. Most people simply don't understand the masterful craftsmanship that goes into these mechanical works of art. Basically the same reason why we're all in line for a Dibi bec. for me, i'd pay premium for a hand made work of art.
..Please, pretty please, let's not criticize each other's "hobby"
Here's an article I copied from my "jewelry forum"
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I have to admit something: I think all you watch people are crazy. I own a Timex that my dad paid $69 for at Wal-Mart and it keeps time just as well as any of these $5,000 watches people go crazy for, and even looks better than most. To me, a watch is a watch. What makes these expensive timepieces worth the money when they dont do anything my Timex cant do?
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It is true that your Timex tells you the time as accurately as someones Rolex or Breitling, but a watch isnt about telling the time, it is about your relationship with time. A watch is about style, a story and the history of both your watch and your own life. On a more practical level, there are countless hours of research and development put into high-grade watch movements, employing the finest mechanical engineers in the world to compile hundreds of tiny parts into a durable and accurate machine, all in the size of something slightly larger than a quarter. High-grade watches are about craftsmanship and style, not just about telling time. If life was as simple as you make it seem, none of us would own anything of quality because, after all, a shirt is a shirt as long as youre not naked; a bus can get you someplace as fast as a car; and a cardboard box can keep the rain off your head as well as a home.
the flavor is off the charts. I think I just found my new favorite setup.
I'm already counting the time to receive mine but at this point a watch is not needed, for me a calender will suffice.
No, but it did fall out of this corner of the basement
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I didn't take it as insult... I don't get it either. If my flashlight helps me to see in the dark and is small enough to fit in my pocket (waterproof is nice too), it's everything I need it to be.
Same thing for watches... A $30K watch doesn't tell time any better than a $30 watch... That doesn't keep people who can afford it from buying it. I don't get. Even if I had the $$$ I wouldn't do it. But... I suppose, to someone who truly appreciates the difference, it's worth it.
What kind of snake?
.. yeah, and a broken watch also tells the right time twice a day. Most people simply don't understand the masterful craftsmanship that goes into these mechanical works of art. Basically the same reason why we're all in line for a Dibi bec. for me, i'd pay premium for a hand made work of art.
..Please, pretty please, let's not criticize each other's "hobby"
Here's an article I copied from my "jewelry forum"
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I have to admit something: I think all you watch people are crazy. I own a Timex that my dad paid $69 for at Wal-Mart and it keeps time just as well as any of these $5,000 watches people go crazy for, and even looks better than most. To me, a watch is a watch. What makes these expensive timepieces worth the money when they dont do anything my Timex cant do?
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It is true that your Timex tells you the time as accurately as someones Rolex or Breitling, but a watch isnt about telling the time, it is about your relationship with time. A watch is about style, a story and the history of both your watch and your own life. On a more practical level, there are countless hours of research and development put into high-grade watch movements, employing the finest mechanical engineers in the world to compile hundreds of tiny parts into a durable and accurate machine, all in the size of something slightly larger than a quarter. High-grade watches are about craftsmanship and style, not just about telling time. If life was as simple as you make it seem, none of us would own anything of quality because, after all, a shirt is a shirt as long as youre not naked; a bus can get you someplace as fast as a car; and a cardboard box can keep the rain off your head as well as a home.
Can you tell more about that Mindy coil? Is it twisted or regular wire? What gauge? I use a cyclone with afc cap
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Ball python. I have a few I've produced that are selling for that much right now - blade clown is the mutation. I have another "one of a kind" - as in first produced color/pattern combination produced that's valuated over $10K. Since he was produced, two more have been produced, on breeding loan with two very close friends.