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The pose menu said this was a couples pose--which I find somewhat silly.
I'm a total ass man but if a guy tried to straddle me like this while I am battling monsters, demons, nameless kings,
or cybernetic soldiers with malicious programming,
I'd probably have to hit pause and ask him to sit still like a proper gentleman until the boss battle is complete and the level saved. This is what serious gamer would do.
Actually, I'm kind of liar right now.
I had a guy sitting next to me on my couch about a month ago.
And he was playing something he had downloaded onto my PS4.
He could have been hacking into the Pentagon for all I know. I wasn't paying much attention to what he was doing onscreen. I was busy tracing my fingers over his tattoos and stroking his jawline and fiddling with his ears.
I couldn't keep my hands off of him.
At one point he said to me,
"Are you picking at my sunburn? Don't do that."
It was a little embarrassing but I realized I had gone into a trance and was just pulling the skin off of his bare back.
I'm black and HATE being in the sun so I've never had a sunburn or my skin peel off like that.
I was just trying to provide a helpful co-op experience.
I didn't realize it hurt like that.
But don't be fine as hell sitting next to me with your shirt off.
Every serious gamer knows this.
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Game-pieces, probably for senet board game.
22nd-26th dynasty, no provenance.
LR.189, 236, 176, 173, 174 and 171.
Girton's Museum Collection - the Lawrence Room, Cambridge
This is a New Zealand founded game you use when driving to "get lost". It is called Getting Lost. It is such fun, you go through the cards which read "turn left when you see a sheep", or "stop at a local business and buy something". We have yet to do ours, we are waiting for warmer weather.
Powershot G12
Canon 270EX Below
The gamer cares nothing for social norms and pleasantries. His only joy lies within an unattainable "goal" commonly known as "the next level". Still, upon "achievement" his sense of value and purpose are but a momentary flutter of serotonin, usually coupled with copious amounts of caffeine. The gamer then is thrust back into a state of myopic mental aggression, hellbent on attaining a "goal" that is always just out of reach.
Milk, art by 早紀蔵 sakizo Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (www.facebook.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: Kizu (www.facebook.com/kizukieselstein) #cosplay #girl #anime #game
Everyone's favorite, Candy Land. Just the way my kids left it setup, they love to organize things into neat rows.
3 second exposure in (dim) indoor light.
Contestant Kirby Brown on the set of the Brain Game with her pig puppet sidekick. This behind-the-scenes Brain Game is based on a story by young author Monique entitled, "Food Safety." Monique submitted her story from Darwin Elementary.
Dogwood 52 challenge week 7: Faceless portrait, to tell a story with out a face.
Thomas doesn't escape! Busy on the computer as always
This shot was taken inside a model home. I took dozens of photos but was looking for something special to make a "shot" from. I love chess so this little set up caught my eye. When I first came upon this, the chess pieces were all over the board and many were tipped over. I took a few shots like that but decided the board should be set right and look like it was ready to play. So, I took a few moments and put the pieces in their appropriate positions and started over with the photos. I thought a b/w image would suit this due to the natural lighting coming in through the windows. During post processing, I added the soft focus and the frame and this is the result. Now that I look at this, I wish I would have made a few moves on both sides to make it look like there was a game in progress. Oh well, maybe next time.
Last weekend, my mom and I went to this model townhouse to see what a 1/2 million dollars will buy these days. This home was rediculous! Entering through the front door is the livingroom, dining room and kitchen, with floor to ceiling windows, light coming in from everywhere and decorated with exquisite taste and eloquence.
There was a stairway going down to a lower level. There was a family room, half bath, furnace room, a/c room, and the door to a 2 car garage. I noticed this door labled "elevator, please ask for assistance". I didnt think too much of that and went back up the stairs to the main level. The sales associate told me I should take my mom up to the 4th floor in the elevator. Im like, 4th floor? She said, yes, you will love it.
So, we walk over to the kitchen to another door marked elevator. We get in, and push 4. Yep, all these new townhomes come equipped with an elevator. I thought they only put elevators in homes out in Hollywood.......lol. It was a very slow ride, but eventually we get to the 4th floor. There is a bedroom and a full bath up there. This shot was taken on this floor. You can see the stairwell to the left. To the right is ANOTHER living room with a kitchenette. The only thing missing in this "kitchenette" was an oven. Straight ahead to the right of the table is a door exiting out onto a terrace. The terrace was huge! It was as big as my living room at home, maybe bigger!! There was a table and chair set out there and we sat down just to take in the "outdoor" moment. I looked at my mom and said, you know, we have seen SOOOOOO much already and we havent seen the 3rd floor yet........lol.
Eventually we head down the stairs to the 3rd floor. We find the master bedroom, master bath, a den (or another bedroom), laundry room, and a guest bath. Whew! Ive lost count on how many rooms are in this place!! How they can pack so much in one "unit". Haaaaaa! This "unit" was almost 4000 square feet. So, while I am still checking out the master bedroom, my mom went ahead through this hallway to the master bathroom. All of a sudden she yells out to me saying, you wont beleive this bathroom. Its like something from Hollywood. She was cracking up! Oh, I couldnt wait to get in there and see for myself. I walk to that side of the room to the "entrance" of the bathroom. I stopped in my tracks. Just the view from the "doorway" of the bathroom was enough. I put a picture of this below.
So ok, a half million isnt bad for such a large space but there were a TON of upgrades in this unit that most certainly raises that "base price" from 1/2 million to probably close to 700k. In fact, one of the upgrades is the finished 4th floor. Go figure. That "feature" is the best thing about this place!
Just before exiting the 3rd floor to make our way down to the main level, another sales associate noticed I had a camera and politely told me that pictures were not allowed. Ok............I said. This, AFTER I had already snapped off close to 100 pictures. After I started to make my way down the stairs and she went back to her "office", I shot about 10 more as I was walking out the front door.
No pictures? Whats up with that?
The place was beautiful. I fell in love with it. It actually is JUST what I would buy if I had a 1/2 to 3/4 of a million laying around. Real estate taxes are a mere $10k per year and association fees are $467/month, which includes outdoor window washing 2 times per year...............yeah baby, that makes it all worth it!!...lol.
I just cant imagine being able to afford something like that.
Anyway, I bought a lottery ticket last night.............2 of them.............just in case it was my lucky night........lol.
It wasnt.
And to think I could have put that $2.00 into my townhouse fund.
I would only need $449,998 more....................*sigh*
Whatever.
Chess anyone?
Yeah, the title is generic, but it's a generic shooting game, so why not? The graphics for the ship were created using LDView screen caps of this MOC.
I only had one test stage, four enemies (using different colors of the same sprites), and one type of weapon, but it was upgradeable (the standard "Vulcan" type, with the spread increasing as you power it up).
I guess it could actually pass as a rudimentary game. It starts, you have three lives, and if you get to the end, it ends. If you die, it ends. Still, I wish I had the patience and skill to make a complete game.
I made this a couple years ago. I thought it was interesting that nnenn has dabbled in the same thing.
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Nov. 22- Just bought a yellow school bus. Not exactly the same scale, but it won't be close to the cars in the setup.
It has been aged with brown acrylic for the yellow and matte black washes for the wheels and tires.
Six-year-old Don had a toy car with a couple of wheels missing. He put it to use by putting dents in it and scratched up the paint to make it look like it had been in an accident. I wish I still had that car. It would go on a flat bed truck on the table.
He thought at the time that kids would want cars that looked wrecked. You still can't get them. ( I'd be interested to know if any market research has been done on this question; if so, what they learned. I'm imagining acceptance from kids, but some psychological objection from experts. )
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NOTE BACK TO SELF.
- dialog with my six year old self (d to D):
d- What are you doing?
D- I'm working on the color of the bus.
d- But it's already yellow.
D- But it looks too new.
d- So you're putting brown on it?
D- Yes, but i'm going to wipe most of it off. You'll see.
d- Oh, to make it look dirty.
D- Right. You know your cars, there in Southie ( South Boston ) get all dirty with all the snow-mud. Nobody's going to wash cars until the spring.
d- What about the wheels? They look too new.
D- Right. They get a wash of dark grey.
d- A wash?
D- It means the paint has water added to it.
d- Oh, yeah, we do that.
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Aug. 14, 2013.
- ( reading this today, in ref. to Facebook comments with Justin Hammel- friend of Virginia in Philly.
- he appears to have made a Matel car look beat up when he was a kid. )
TAG GAME: Sunglasses
Spring is finally here! The snow is melting, the temperature is rising, and the sun is finally coming out to shine!
Game Goal: Catch your doll in some direct sun rays, soaking up the rays while wearing sunglasses!
I was tagged by Sidia! ^_^
(Ho fatto una marea di scatti, è stato difficilissimo scegliere la foto. Qui gli occhiali sono sulla testa e non sul naso, però era comunque quella che mi piaceva di più...)
If you see this game, please feel free to join in!
Prolix Box Art, Prolix Board, Prolix Rulebook
From the Rulebook:
In Prolix, players score points by coming up with words whose letters match those of the Letter Chips on the board. Unlike other word games, you don’t need all the letters of a word to be on the board to use that word.
This means that you are free to use all those words you always wanted to use in other word games, but were always a few tiles or cards short!
Of course, the letters in your word won’t score if they aren’t on the board, so even huge words can be stinkers if you don’t use them at the right time.
Letters score based on how rare they are, and where they are on the board. Once you finish scoring your letters, all letter chips move across the board, changing their value.
If you have a great word but it’s not your turn, you’re allowed to interrupt another player’s turn and score. But be careful, because you can lose points by interrupting with low-scoring words. And of course, other players can interrupt your turn if they wish, or even force you to say a word by flipping a timer.
Game Designer: Gil Hova
Game Artist: Gary Simpson