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OMGZ I sharpied a clone!!@??!
Nah this was about two years ago when I was a clonetard and liked to sharpie clones. This clone however hasn't smudged and I think it's my finest snarpie known to date.
I cloned my son last night, but now in the light of day, I wonder if maybe it was a mistake. Maybe four of him is a few too many. Plus I can no longer tell which one is the original...
The flax clone army has outgrown its petri dishes, and now inhabits taller Magenta boxes. All of these (and more) are the same genetic individual. These are clones grown from thin sections of hypocotyl from a single flax seedling.
Inspiración: Maru MagalÃ.
too many clones...these are all the clones i've made so far...including previous posts...still have a few more to go!
A Clone Trooper in action, with modified weapon (gun in left hand).
Un Clone Trooper en action, avec un arme modifiée (main gauche).
Copper kinda day. #happyhumpday
Penny clone: bit.ly/1xSugwH
Zenith copper: bit.ly/TSPrzo
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The historic town of Clones developed around a monastery founded by St. Tighernach in the 6th century. His remains are said to rest in the Shrine of St. Tighernach, which is carved in the shape of a house from a single stone. There are several interesting archaeological sites in the town which bear testament to its ecclesiastical past.
A High Cross situated on the diamond (centre of town), belongs to the Ulster group of scripture crosses, and dates from the 9th or 10th century. The panels on the front and back illustrate scenes from the Scriptures and the New Testament.
Clones round tower is situated in the graveyard and was built in the 10th century. The tower was originally much higher but the conical cap and top storey collapsed some time between 1591 and 1739.
St. Peter and Paul's Abbey, known locally as the 'wee Abbey', is located nearby and dates from the 12th century. The church is Romanesque in style and is evidence of the Roman church in Clones. The Protestant Reformation led to the suppression of the monasteries in the 16th century and the monastic settlement at Clones was destroyed.
A clone my friend gave me as B-day present awhile ago. Time for the bio:
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Buzz: From an early age, CT-109 showed advanced skill and much aggression. His Kominoan cloners decided to put him through ARC training. He failed miserably on his final test, but the Kominoans noticed his skills in mixed martial arts. They then put him through intense commando training. He passed his final test with ease and became the squad leader of Nova squad. While stationed on Felucia, Buzz got lost in the jungle along with the rest of his commando squad. It's been 3 months since they were reported lost. Because of the great dangers of the Felucian jungles, Nova squad had little chance of surviving.
I'll try to make a moc of Nova squad getting lost after Christmas.
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Of course I can do it all, I read the finest of books, drink the finest of liqueurs, and the only person who can prove to be a worthy challenger for myself, is myself.
When I tell people that I work alone, often the initial response is a certain amount of shock and disbelief. I can see in their eyes the wonder at how anyone could spend that much time alone and inevitably the questions revolve around boredom and the lack of people to talk to.
What I never tell them is that though I'm alone, I'm not exactly alone. I've stopped trying to explain now because people don't appreciate the additional hassle that having your clones in an office environment can cause. At home they tend to just borrow whatever you aren't wearing, but that doesn't work so well where you are out in public with them. I'm thinking of getting another one whose only job is to make sure that we are all co-ordindinated, which is sometimes hard because I do have a perchance for old watches.
Still, overall I think the hassle is worth it because I can sit back with my feet up while they get on with the actual work. Needless to say though, they do tend to slack off if I'm not there watching them...
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OK, so it had to be done sooner or later. My first attempt at cloning, and I think very far from my last.