Do you own ghost!
How to make a ghost From a distance it looks real!But if you're near it it doesn't.
Very nice, though it might be hard to get it shaped right.
Make someone stand inside of it, have them crawl out the bottom.
Why? It's only chicken wire. You'd try to make it so that you started from the top down so that it always overlaps in a downward fashion. Also, it's not like it's barbed or anything.
it's not like it's barbed or anything
At least that's what you tell your model before you start. *grin*
At least that's what you tell your model before you start. *grin*
Or wear it on a statue.
How would you get it off the statue without misshaping it?
maybe you could split it on its side and take it off the statue that way... although you would have to peice it back together...
If you can wear it on a person and get it off, it won't be that hard.
Or make the model out of cardboard and then set it on fire, would look nice if someone saw it while it was burning and then afterwards, might look cool charred as well.
how DO you do a ghost i mean wont your rod go through
Pubescent humor. Fantastic... "Do" as in "make", in case anybody failed to understand that.
You wouldn't believe how many kids at school talk about how their dick is as long as a fishing rod. Or how many kids say suck my cock! when you insult them or do something better than them. I'm always the odd one out, disgusted by their lack of intelligence.
..how was this connected to anything? You just wanted to write 'dick'?
As for the ghosts... we made some art project (quite) a few years back in school with chicken wire. The idea was to shape something, cover it with newspapers and glue, and then paint it pretty. We were making a Mickey Mouse head... we worked on it for weeks and I don't think we ever got it painted. It's pretty difficult making something big out of the wire. (Well, could be even harder to make tiny things )
But the ghost sure looks cool.
As for the ghosts... we made some art project (quite) a few years back in school with chicken wire. The idea was to shape something, cover it with newspapers and glue, and then paint it pretty. We were making a Mickey Mouse head... we worked on it for weeks and I don't think we ever got it painted. It's pretty difficult making something big out of the wire. (Well, could be even harder to make tiny things )
But the ghost sure looks cool.
..how was this connected to anything? You just wanted to write 'dick'?
Phoenix said: Pubescent Humour. Fantastic...
So I decided to tell a tale about how miserably disgusting my life at school is. And no, I did not just want to write 'dick'.
Phoenix said: Pubescent Humour. Fantastic...
So I decided to tell a tale about how miserably disgusting my life at school is. And no, I did not just want to write 'dick'.
Kids spouting out words for genitals isn't quite the same as making humor out of purposely misunderstanding innocent-seeming sentences. I'm not really getting why it's so miserably disgusting, either. I could imagine a lot worse things happening to kids than having to hear someone say 'dick'. Your complaining about it makes you seem whiny, and it's not really winning you much sympathy...
Also, feeling like the odd one out is not totally strange to many of the dinkers here. I don't know why you try to sound as if you're the only person in here to ever have felt above your peers. It's actually rather common in any message forum where people write posts longer than one sentence.
Also, feeling like the odd one out is not totally strange to many of the dinkers here. I don't know why you try to sound as if you're the only person in here to ever have felt above your peers. It's actually rather common in any message forum where people write posts longer than one sentence.
Yeah, yeah, I figured that. Like, we've got awesomly mature people here like you and Phoenix. Then you've got super funny people (with a real sense of humour) like Striker and Tal. And even though I may seem immature, people at my school are super-immature, so don't call me immature. Because I'm not. Sort of...
I'm not really getting why it's so miserably disgusting, either.
Jokes about rodes, boobies and carolinas are disgusting. Especially the way these guys put it.
I'm not really getting why it's so miserably disgusting, either.
Jokes about rodes, boobies and carolinas are disgusting. Especially the way these guys put it.
Now, now. I have a sense of humor. Just because I cannot output funny stuff myself does not mean that I don't get the humor.
Tal and Striker simply have an ability that I lack, that I've always lacked, and that is to be able to turn something somebody said into a humorous remark.
Tal and Striker simply have an ability that I lack, that I've always lacked, and that is to be able to turn something somebody said into a humorous remark.
Another thing I find humorous, the fact that Americans, (and Norwegians, apparently) misspell many words. for example, humour. They forget the u. And same for colour. They forget the u. And honour. And probably some other words.
It isn't necessarily a misspelling it's just the way they spell it, Australian and English spell them with the u and Americans without. It also occurs in some words where Americans use a z instead of an s.
It may be, but I think Americans just can't spell.
Eh, I'm not American, and I've got a whole boatload of spelling problems.
Our subtraction of letters from words, such as converting "humour" to "humor," has saved much ink and bandwidth while still adequately conveying our messages.
Ur8.
To append a bit, we actually had some word lists in our English classes - we were supposed to know whether it was the Brits who preferred "forgot" over "forgotten" or the other way around, or who spells "tires" and who "tyres". Or "centre" and "center", "theatre" and "theater".
For consistency, it might be an idea to only use British or U.S. words in a written piece, but I don't really see why 4th grade students (10-year-olds) would need to know
To append a bit, we actually had some word lists in our English classes - we were supposed to know whether it was the Brits who preferred "forgot" over "forgotten" or the other way around, or who spells "tires" and who "tyres". Or "centre" and "center", "theatre" and "theater".
For consistency, it might be an idea to only use British or U.S. words in a written piece, but I don't really see why 4th grade students (10-year-olds) would need to know
Aye. I gave up on being consistent in spelling. Colour, honour and armour, but no tyres.
'nother fun thing: What the British call a "biscuit" is what Americans call a "cookie", but what Americans call "biscuit" is more akin to a British "scone". In general, American "scones" are hearty, while British "scones" are sweet.
In England, the floor above "ground floor" has number 1, in the US, it'd have number 2. An American "sherbet" is icecream, without the cream (from sorbet). English "sherbet" is the fizzy powder you find on, and inside, candy. And if you're in Turkey, you may order a "sherbet" if you're thirsty, because it's a drink there.
Talking with people is something only Americans do, British only talk to others.
Read this, and more, on the wikipedia page about American and British English differences.
'nother fun thing: What the British call a "biscuit" is what Americans call a "cookie", but what Americans call "biscuit" is more akin to a British "scone". In general, American "scones" are hearty, while British "scones" are sweet.
In England, the floor above "ground floor" has number 1, in the US, it'd have number 2. An American "sherbet" is icecream, without the cream (from sorbet). English "sherbet" is the fizzy powder you find on, and inside, candy. And if you're in Turkey, you may order a "sherbet" if you're thirsty, because it's a drink there.
Talking with people is something only Americans do, British only talk to others.
Read this, and more, on the wikipedia page about American and British English differences.
"Talking with people is something only Americans do"
Unless they're talking at people
Unless they're talking at people
Now the American accent, that's something good about you guys. You're accent is pretty cool. Not as awesome as British accents, or Irish accents, but it's still pretty cool.