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Hockeyfan4_MN
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Name: Justin
Birthday: 4/2/1989
Gender: Male
Interests: hockey, snow, softball, cameras, photography, ebay, computers, electronics, friends, the bible, travelling, skiing, bmx's, guitar, woodturning, fishing, tennis.
Occupation: Student
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Member Since:
2/26/2006
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I decided to keep this little space on the web alive by posting an interesting group picture I helped set up and shoot!
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| I was waiting to post this until I had a story to go with it, but I simply haven't taken the time to write one. So let your own imagination write the story for this image. Or maybe just read this image as a visual copy of my mind between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. ...and can't you just imagine the late night moonlit trolls that must live under this eerie bridge or the occasional Sasquatch that would spend a night in that old abandoned WWII ammunition shelter?
I don't know 100% accurately but I think the photoshop time alone on this image was 7 hours 20 minutes.
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| Here's a post simply to prove that I do indeed post more than 4 times a year.. lol in the future xanga will be such a thing of the past!
In case you don't understand
what's going on here I'll explain. There is a fire burning in the pile
and the barrel you see holds ultra fine sander dust (walnut dust to be
exact). Next you see Christopher with a shovelful of dust flinging it
above the fire. As it descends and spreads out, the fire all of a
sudden causes the dust to rapidly catch on fire and burn at a very high
temperature. It is so much fun!
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| library desk person and patron:
"Hi can I help you?"
"Yeah. So you have books here?"
"Yeah!"
"Like fiction and non-fiction?"
"Yes, on those shelves are the non-fiction and the shelf in the center there holds all of the fiction we have"
"Okay, (p a u s e) (p a u s e ) fiction are the ones that aren't true, right?"
"Yes"
I figured I would share this "non-fiction" dialogue in case you too were unsure what fiction meant.
And one more non-fiction dialogue just in case you were expecting not to have any reading assignments in college.
"Were we supposed to do anything for today?"
"Yeah, we were supposed to read chapter 1"
"You mean we have to read? This class is so ******* hard."
You may have noticed that the title says this is part 1. Part 2 is pending. If I do indeed participate in dialogue from which things can be learned I will try to share it... for your benefit of course!
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