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21st January 07, 12:41 PM
#1
The Dreadbelly Pose
Dreadbelly wrote:-
I have my own online pose... But so few kilts.
ccga3359 wrote:-
Great posing Dread, but I thought you were patenting your own pose? The Dreadful as I recall.
Sorry, Dreadbelly but I just couldn't resist. Scope for an improvement and not as good a likeness as I'd hoped for but it was my first attempt.
The long hair, the glasses, legs apart, left hand holding walking stick in front of left leg, right hand outstretched holding dog's lead.
Last edited by cessna152towser; 21st January 07 at 01:36 PM.
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21st January 07, 12:52 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by cessna152towser
Dreadbelly wrote:-
ccga3359 wrote:-
Sorry, Dreadbelly but I just couldn't resist. Scope for an improvement and not as good a likeness as I'd hoped for but it was my first attempt.
The long hair, the glasses, legs apart, left hand holding walking stick in front of left leg, right hand outstretched holding dog's lead.
C152T is this the new pose to strive for? We could call it "Coming in to land on a wing and a prayer"? 
Grant
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21st January 07, 01:37 PM
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The Dreadful™.
Cessna, you have my regular stance down to a science...  I'm dying over here.
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21st January 07, 02:28 PM
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Is there room for improv? Is there a certain set heighth for the arms to be lifted? Spread? I think I can see that, if the Dread is not a carnivore, he certainly mimics one; rather, perhaps, an omnivore (or mimicing an omnivore) for I sense a certain ursine quality. Yet it could be feline---our pea-eating cat, Tigr, rears like that when he stalks my wife. Is the head held back, or thrust forward. We needs to start posting pictures (and, well, taking pictures), and we are tempted to essay a Hamish and a Dread. Oh no, I just imagined a "Dread Hamish" where the Hamish pose is combined with the fearsome visage of a Dread. Like a kung fu vampire. In a kilt.
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21st January 07, 02:33 PM
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I am a pescotarian. I eat fish and veggies. Ursine? You bet. Simian too.
Mine at least, is easy to do. All you have to do is bring a whole lot of ugly to the lense.
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21st January 07, 04:46 PM
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Dread I followed the link in your last post and all I can say is  .
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21st January 07, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by nixphotography
Dread I followed the link in your last post and all I can say is .
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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21st January 07, 05:16 PM
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Just wait till we all get together at the zoo. I can communicate with the monkeys in their own language.
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21st January 07, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Dreadbelly
Just wait till we all get together at the zoo. I can communicate with the monkeys in their own language.
No poo flinging, please. mmmkay? The link is kind of funny and kind of scary all at the same time. I'm skeered.
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21st January 07, 05:38 PM
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Geesh!!!!! it scared the :crap: out of me my volume was way to high.
Now I have to clean my Keyboard, I was holding a Coke.
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