Yeah, I thought that was a nice touch.Originally Posted by Janke
I tried to add a lot of feral nostril hairs, too, but they didn't show up against the moustache.
Yeah, I thought that was a nice touch.
I tried to add a lot of feral nostril hairs, too, but they didn't show up against the moustache.
Well, there goes my appetite!
Lol. Sorry about that, Number One.Well, there goes my appetite!
I had a long curly hair sprouting out of forehead. I was getting ready to meet some friends for drinks, one evening and my wife, without permission or warning, plucked it out.
"What did you do that for" I exclaimed "now what will we have to talk about."
The Korova milkbar sold milk-plus, milk plus vellocet or synthemesc or drencrom, which is what we were drinking. This would sharpen you up and make you ready for a bit of the old ultra-violence.
Hehehe...
...unfortunately [and this goes for me too] they say in every bit of great humour is some truth!
I expect to look like below in just a few years; the avatar photo is more than 15 years old...
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LOL! Those excellent Nordic genes will see you right, Mister J. Not like us transplanted Brits/Euros. Our background is not suited for the tropics. The tropical sun has mutated all our chromosomes in the many generations that we've been here. We should have stayed put, (where it snows!).
My avatar is about 6 years old. It's the only posed one I have. But a LOT of dirty water has passed under the bridge since that was taken.
I glimpsed you very briefly that time when we tried to chat via Skype, before my webcam spakked out. You still looked like your avatar then.
The only problem with Nordic genes is that they tend to garble and dialectize the English language:
Janke, then you never heard them Nordics in German:
Yeah, these wives. You pamper that last hair you have for years, then, all in a sudden, it is gone. Wives seem to like that. However, what I found out is that this plucking (at least with my wife) has more to do with their obsession for neatness than the thought that balding guys are sexy (after all, this is a sign of plenty of testosterone).without permission or warning, plucked it out.
"It is dark the other side. Very dark!" - "Oh, shut up and eat your toast!"
lolololololoL.... This looks scary..
No one can read the Gospels without feeling the actual presence of Jesus. His personality pulsates in every word. No myth is filled with such life...Albert Einstein
LOL! Used to LOVE the Swedish Chef!
Him, and the two cranky old geezers in the balcony... hilarious!
The main reason I watched the show. They are a bit more prominent in some of the movies.the two cranky old geezers in the balcony... hilarious!
"It is dark the other side. Very dark!" - "Oh, shut up and eat your toast!"
CG, that guy is speaking real German, right? Not mock German, like the Swedish cook's mock Swedish?
I thought Huey meant that he had a mutant hair growing out of his forehead where it shouldn't have been.Yeah, these wives. You pamper that last hair you have for years, then, all in a sudden, it is gone. Wives seem to like that. However, what I found out is that this plucking (at least with my wife) has more to do with their obsession for neatness than the thought that balding guys are sexy (after all, this is a sign of plenty of testosterone).
Hehe, yeah. I think maybe I overdid it a bit, Ian.
Yep. Me, too, CG.
Nope, he's actually mocking both languages, replacing o with ø and a with å (also making fun of the German Umlaute, ä,ö and ü). In the German version he comes from Denmark, not Sweden, even though he always starts the show with "Smørgåsbord, Smørgåsbord, råm tåm tåm".
"It is dark the other side. Very dark!" - "Oh, shut up and eat your toast!"
Aah. I knew the "Danischer" meant Danish, but I thought I picked up some genuine German there. I've got a smattering of German but not enough to folllow a lot of it spoken.
Oh yes, it is German... a rather persiflaged version, though, through the mixture of vowels and Umlaute.
"It is dark the other side. Very dark!" - "Oh, shut up and eat your toast!"
Nope, hadn't... Thanks, that was fun. It sounded like a mix of German, Danish and a bit of Dutch to me - but then I can only listen to real German half-fluently... and speak it nur ein bißchen...
"It is dark the other side. Very dark!" - "Oh, shut up and eat your toast!"
The nostril hairs I like to call "Dreamcatchers."Yeah, I thought that was a nice touch.
I tried to add a lot of feral nostril hairs, too, but they didn't show up against the moustache.
Krute, that PhotoShop job is amazing!
Haha, thanks a lot, Mal.The nostril hairs I like to call "Dreamcatchers."
Krute, that PhotoShop job is amazing!
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I was testing my "can-lights" and Charlie was practising manual focusing with my Pentax & Nikon prime lenses!
Here's a recent one of me & my newest hobby iron horse...
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During the Finnish Railway's 150-year festivities, we had some 1,600 passengers on the small trains during two days!
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