View allAll Photos Tagged scratching
Scratch built 1:87 Wolffkran sections. These particular ones will be part of 24 No sections forming part of an 1980s WK 600 EC that i am making. Was very difficult finding the right shade of red but after buying many shades eventually found the Wolff 'Good Red'
Damn it, my game disc was scratched. Fortunately rubbing toothpaste and some luck took care of that so I could get back in business...
When she sat like this to scratch her hip for a few minutes I was able to view her belly and confirm that she was indeed a female. I also believe either she is pregnant and near term or just had her kits. I researched and found that beavers breed in January and February and give birth late May/early June. I hope to get photos of the little ones once I hear they are being seen.
North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) My photos can also be found at kapturedbykala.com
"Scratch" is a easy and fun programming environment for beginners of all ages. Recently some young makers learned about programming nested 'repeat' loops to generate geometric patterns. Those drawings were then used as patterns to be cut on the laser cutter with some outstanding results.
This is just about the right size (shouldn't be smaller) for an adult cat. They need to be able to stretch while they scratch, and they like vertical!
This post saved my Yucca and my tatamis. 50 CHF at OBI.
blogged: climbtothestars.org/archives/2012/04/08/three-weeks-with-...
4 Aug 2012 2.40pm
Neighbor: Mr. Lion, you look quite ... wide today. Is your thick fur making you uncomfortable, some mites biting you?
Mr. Lion continuing to do what he was doing, scratching: What are you hinting? You are saying that I'm fat. No one will use wide to describe someone? Yes I think there might be some ants or mites.. damn it, can't get them off.
He paused 10seconds to continue to do what he was doing and said: I look fat in this angle, but I will look slimmer in another. Do you know? Someone I know also looked very fat today but later has slimmed down.
Neighbor: I know who you mean but I was wondering whether it is Mr. Might-be Vampire trying to crack a joke about his dog Carrot again. You know, the two of them are like the best playmates, they like to tease each other.
Mr. Lion: But Mr. Might-be Vampire said he is honest in what he has said. There is no joke in what he said. Carrot was fat this morning, and that's the truth.
Carrot's voice: Actually it will be best for me to clarify? I was fat this morning.
Mr. Lion: But why? What happened?
Carrot: Last night Mr. Might-be Vampire showed me her flowers to make me feel bored. But I think I am allergy to that, and I started to get very swollen. Swollen forehead, swollen body (Mr. Lion: Are your ears alright? Swollen nose too?) Sigh, when I'm really swollen, it's really hard to differentiate my ears from nose. You wouldn't want to see me at that time. You will laugh Mr. Lion. I think only kindhearted folks like you, gardener, will not laugh at me.
Neighbor: No I won't. But probably I will be very surprised. Please give me sometime to adapt to your looks if you happen to be in that kind of situation again.
Carrot: Thanks for the assurance that you won't run away when I look out of proportion. Mr. Might-be Vampire commented that I was overweight, well, though I think I wasn't. I was just swollen, looking really bigger than usual.
Neighbor: Why did he say you were bothering him?
Carrot: I kept asking him for a solution: HOw HoW HOW? And he couldn't come up with one. And because I was already swollen, he couldn't add on to my problem by scratching me or massaging me to give him some inspirations? You know right? He likes to do that to get some distraction from his problems and get some ideas from me right? But he couldn't possibly do that when I am already in that shape. So he was in quite a loss too.
Mr. Lion: Then are you alright now?
Carrot: Yes. I have been sleeping in the afternoon. I was really tired.
Neighbor: How did you get it fixed?
It was only a matter of time. Some asshole knocked the scooter over when it was parked on the street in Toronto (not in-between cars, at the end of a block where there was plenty of room). If I would've seen it happen I would've put my fist through their window and grabbed them by the neck. I should've parked it on the sidewalk. Total bummer, but not a surprise, bound to happen sooner or later. Ouch.
quite the scratching, it used an under exposed photo and scratched it to create a fuller range of values. The light as you can see demonstrates rays of heat or light, determine yourself
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo within the terms of the license or make special arrangements to use the photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
Challenge: Trick
Skipjack actually does this on command. You tell him to scratch his kitty house, and as you can see those claws are out. then he demands a treat lol. I chose this because it isnt a typical trick, and its with the cat!