Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 8:13 pm
Separated this discussion: some here, some in another forum more appropriate for in-depth discussion. Please keep discussion here appropriate for this forum (conversing with Daniel).
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Thanks for cleaning it up BK. Much appreciated.Broken Kid wrote:Separated this discussion: some here, some in another forum more appropriate for in-depth discussion. Please keep discussion here appropriate for this forum (conversing with Daniel).
Where did you get that?gemmacrowley wrote:
Does this girl mean anything to you Danny? She claims to have PMed you. Did she or not????
You are assuming that it's past the point where the girl's arm naturally extends. If the man is preparing to pull her his stance is indicative of expecting resistance. If the distance he has gotten to is less than her arm length, she wouldn't yet be pulling back nor would her hair show movement.blendedchaitea wrote:That picture is posed, or at the very least not what it seems. Both the figures are extremely stiff, no motion in them whatsoever. If the girl were resisting the man, she would be leaning backwards. If he had yanked her, her hair would be moving backwards. If the man were pulling, he'd be putting far more weight into his front leg and chest.gemmacrowley wrote: pix
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Something smells like fish.
Oh man, you caught me with my smarty-pants down. Now my ignorance is preserved for all posterity!sack36 wrote:You are assuming that it's past the point where the girl's arm naturally extends. If the man is preparing to pull her his stance is indicative of expecting resistance. If the distance he has gotten to is less than her arm length, she wouldn't yet be pulling back nor would her hair show movement.blendedchaitea wrote:That picture is posed, or at the very least not what it seems. Both the figures are extremely stiff, no motion in them whatsoever. If the girl were resisting the man, she would be leaning backwards. If he had yanked her, her hair would be moving backwards. If the man were pulling, he'd be putting far more weight into his front leg and chest.gemmacrowley wrote: pix
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Something smells like fish.
It is quite similar to the Wiccan Rede (An' it harm none, do what ye wilt), and the "As above, so below", I've seen used for anointing candles and such.blendedchaitea wrote:A series of the pictures says "As above, so below, with harm to no one," which sounds like it could be a Rede.
if you dont mind me asking could you link to the in-depth discusion in the other forum i cant find it?Broken Kid wrote:Separated this discussion: some here, some in another forum more appropriate for in-depth discussion. Please keep discussion here appropriate for this forum (conversing with Daniel).
http://www.lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10404VeiwerZane wrote:if you dont mind me asking could you link to the in-depth discusion in the other forum i cant find it?Broken Kid wrote:Separated this discussion: some here, some in another forum more appropriate for in-depth discussion. Please keep discussion here appropriate for this forum (conversing with Daniel).
katiskooky wrote: I have some pictures of myself at the last summer equinox that we celebrated... i am kind of scared that Mr.Gone might know who I am and I am not sure if I should be posting on here... this whole thing is really creepy.
Heh. Great catch, Kalika.kalika wrote:there is no such thing as a "summer equinox". equinoxes occur at the beginning of spring and fall, when the day and night are equal. summer and winter months have a solstice, in which it is either the longest day or the longest night.
The summer solstice is sometimes referred to as an equinox.kalika wrote:daniel, be careful about this new development. there seems to be some inconsistencies
katiskooky wrote: I have some pictures of myself at the last summer equinox that we celebrated... i am kind of scared that Mr.Gone might know who I am and I am not sure if I should be posting on here... this whole thing is really creepy.
there is no such thing as a "summer equinox". equinoxes occur at the beginning of spring and fall, when the day and night are equal. summer and winter months have a solstice, in which it is either the longest day or the longest night.
~kalika
I've never heard of that... Technically, there are only two equinoxes - when the sun is directly above the equator. Check here. The solstice is when the earth's axis is tilted furthest away from or towards the sun.RedRevolver wrote:The summer solstice is sometimes referred to as an equinox.
There isn't anything wrong with what she said.