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Hurricane

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posted 17 years ago Padded Bun

This could kind of be a tribute to those in Burma.

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baggy52 ∞baggy52

Writer

17 years ago

Here's to those in Myanmar (formally Burma) and to hoping their government allows the foreign aid workers in.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Agreed. Let us hope that our government will do all they can to help the victims. There are plenty of fund raiser opportunities out there now, so I'm pretty sure they will get what they need over time.

baggy52 ∞baggy52

Writer

17 years ago

Unfortunately time is a cruel mistress.

Seres_Windback ~sereswindback

Digital Artist

17 years ago

OOH! That is cool! The slant of the picture gives an awesome angled 3D effect!

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

That's precisely what I like about it :D

Thanks! Glad you enjoy it :D:D

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

Fascinating image. Somehow it even has a bit of Burmese/Thai art flavor to it.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Why thank you. You probably see a sort of tribal design in the outer ring, reminding you of a foreign country; in this case, Burma.

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

Right! I have a collection of southeast Asian bronzes, and your border is very reminiscent of theirs.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Is that so? You're quite lucky, I love collections of foreign currency... You'll have to let me see sometime, if possible!

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

Statues rather than coins. If you are ever in Nevada, I'd love to meet you. Lots of beautiful scenery, and watching wild horses while soaking in my private hot springs is magical.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Oh my gosh, that sounds extravagant. That would definitely be something that I'd jump at the chance to do. Sadly, I am all the way in Missouri; yet to obtain my license, although I shall be getting that in about one month.

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

I'll be here. I rarely leave my own Valhalla. No hurry. I hope that we have a chance to meet someday!

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

As do I, and I'm sure that it will happen someday! And when it does, you must show me some of your gadgets, being the scientist you are, you must have some fascinating toys.

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

I'd be delighted, and I have all sorts of amazing goodies, from rocket engine parts to some components of the first high energy weapons laser.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

That would be so liberating. I'm fascinated from the smallest stuff. Anything from a simple custom lightbulb to a hydrogen generator. I love seeing how things work, hehe, almost as much as I love weather. :)

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

What a coincidence - I've got both. I've got a carbon filiment light bulb that still works, and I've got a commercial hydrogen generator that I used in my oil shale conversion and recovery experiments.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Oh wow, that's really neat, haha. My friends dad recently made himself a personal carbon generator, and, noisy they may be, but they are still really neat and sometimes useful contraptions!

foxystallion ∞foxystallion

Photographer

17 years ago

What do you mean by a "carbon generator"?

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Not really to sure, I didn't quite get to see it in action, but it was maybe as big as a computer monitor, and I think he was planning on using it for some small, small stuff. Like a charger for rechargeable battery's in-case power went out or something for flashlights. I'm not entirely sure though, hehe.