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LittleKagsin

LittleKagsin

..You mean in real life I do Silent Bob, or the picture Zappit did?

I'm kind of more than flattered! My goodness. :oops:
Or are you just teasing me...

Also...broken image...but I googled her just to see for myself. :)
 
Bubble181

Bubble181

While picture-wise I prefer looking at Kags over looking at Ranger (no offense meant ;)), I have to say I prefer your rendition of Northie over that of Kagsin.
Don't know why, really. Maybe it's that if I were to play a D&D character, I'd love to use that picture of Northie, but I can't imagine myself playing a character with Kags' drawing as a portrait.

Either way, they're great drawings :)
 
Bubble181

Bubble181

Yet another broken image. Tsk.

I have to say, the resemblance depends on what picture you put next to what picture - in some I can definitely see why you say they look a lot alike, in others I'd say it's just a passing resemblance.
 
Silent Bob

Silent Bob

Bubble181 said:
Yet another broken image. Tsk.

I have to say, the resemblance depends on what picture you put next to what picture - in some I can definitely see why you say they look a lot alike, in others I'd say it's just a passing resemblance.
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Regardless, she (kagsin) is quite pretty. That's what I was trying to get across in my awkward way.
 
Terrik

Terrik

Well, here's a few pics from my trip to Jiuzhaigou. It was a fantastic trip!

Pictures are spoilered for amount

I was really impressed with my Canon EFS 17-55 lens. Very clear pictures. Of course, I couldn't post the 25MB per pic originals, so here' some resized. This place was as close to being in Tibet without actually being in Tibet. There are several Tibetan villages in the area and most of the locals I met were Tibetan.
Tibetan prayer flags
The water was clean enough to drink.
This shot was taken at the "Mirror Pond"--named for obvious reasons.
Cow crossing in the mountains
These next couple of pictures are pretty cool. I was just at a place called Huang Long (Yellow dragon) and at this particular spot I was standing at over 4,000 meters. I had to take some medication to protect against altitude sickness. The cloud bank in the next pic was just raining down hard on me just 20 minutes prior.
This. This is interesting. So I went to this Tibetan festival thing and I was selected to participate, among others. We had to use some sort of churning device while shaking our butts to chanting and singing.
As you can see, when it was my turn, all were amused.
So apparently, I was the "best" and when the whole ringleader of this thing discovered I could speak Chinese, he decided it was time to take it to another level and make me a Tibetan king.
So, I had to go in there, introduce myself as king, and declare that I was married to the land (Jiuzhaigou).
Then I had to sing a song. I sung a grandiose version of "Happy Birthday"
Then I got to take my seat and I was instructed to slam my fist on my table and demand that people come up and sing songs for me. Unfortunately for my girlfriend, I chose her first, followed by several others. It was absolutely hilarious.
On to the horses...
Surprise spider


 
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