Thanks Idril :)
Well one of my friends in Kiev had an accident and she did take pics of her wound, which was on her head too - she actually wanted me to do it, but I didn't want to look closely at that...:sick:
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Thanks Idril :)
Well one of my friends in Kiev had an accident and she did take pics of her wound, which was on her head too - she actually wanted me to do it, but I didn't want to look closely at that...:sick:
Well, while we're sharing our gruesome photos, here is a picture of my hand a few days after a particularly rough sparring match where I was not wearing proper wraps.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i1..._/DSC00311.jpg
It was actually quite a bit worse the first day or two but you get the idea.
I didn't know you really box, Tend. Cool. :thumbs_up
Yes, yes, it is a great passion of mine. My great uncle was a world class fighter waaay back in the 1920's and 30's and actually coached the Canadian Olympic team for a period, as well as refereeing one of Joe Louis' matches. It really is a wonderful sport and I am a professional hopeful, I've been training for that and should be turning within the next few months (You don't have to tell me about the odd contrast between hobbies, I am fully aware :lol: ).
Wow! Good luck to you Tend.
Thank you, and likewise.Quote:
Originally Posted by thevintagepiper
Yes. I cannot actually find the scar, though I am sure there must be one - it was hideous!
Nice pics, James :thumbs_upQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamesian
The same applies.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamesian
Completly sorry about the head, though.
Happens - if decidedly rarely. (sorry, I hate using consecutive adverbs, but it's 1 a.m. here and I am really too tired to think much)Quote:
Originally Posted by subterranean
mono, I missed this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by mono
Completely a very fine close up :thumbs_up
Bah! Thanks anyway, sub. :blush:Quote:
Originally Posted by subterranean
Usually, I do not even like pictures of myself, and, in this one, I look angry, though I felt the very opposite. :rolleyes:
I've finally managed to take some new pics, including some of my toy dog Fuffel. He's a golden retriever!
Hehe, nice and fluffy dog. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
nice and fluffy? is that all? he's the sweetest dog in the world!!! and if you don't agree I will bite you :lol: hehe, just joking :)
Awww, that's just darling...
that's better :) thanks Robin
Fuffel does look cute and a little like Sasha.;)
I have a toy dog too. His name is Thom! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
I'll post his picture later. See which one is cuter, Thom or Fuffel..
**and the competition begins**
hehe, thanks :) I knew he was a golden retriever... I'm glad our dog expert agrees :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
can there be any doubt?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Subterranean
well, I'm sure Thom is cute too, but of course, no dog compares to my Fuffel
pretty sleepy:)nice pics..
so, Sub, when are you going to post the pic of Thom?
you're not a sleepy witch so when you say "later" you don't get a 3 months' extension ;)
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Originally Posted by SleepyWitch
Ouch....I forgot about this! Please excuse me, I'm ol'.
Thom's picture will surely be here tomorrow! :p
hehe, just teasing you :) take your time :) I took about three months to post Fuffel's pic, so feel free to define "soon" by SleepyWitch standards :)Quote:
Originally Posted by subterranean
OK.. here is cute little Thom :D
He likes to hide in the drawer :D
Now, don't tell me he is not a cute lad :D
He's cute, Sub. Do you cuddle with him in bed? ;)
Awww, how do you know that, Virg? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
But when I want the bed for myself, I kick him out :D
oh, :) he's really cute Sub :)
my Fuffel just sits next to my pillow. he's so old and tattered I don't wanna cuddle with him because I'd squash him to death in my sleep. poor Fuffel
Haha, aww...Thom looks like a Darling ;) little bear out of a Peter Pan adaptation!
This is a photo my brother took of me a few days ago. I was cutting onion to little pieces for dinner and I had my swimming goggles on because I always cry like mad when there's an onion in the neighbourhood.
Very nice photo Monica. I never thought of putting goggles on to cut an onion.
He looks like a much loved bear, Sub! I have a little doll my mom made for me when I was little. She made a big version for my older sister and a little one for me and while I don't sleep with her, I do have her promimently displayed in my room. My sister lost track of hers a long time ago so I guess that shows who loved Mom the most. ;) :pQuote:
Originally Posted by subterranean
It's a great idea though...does it work, Monica? Or do you still tear up and then end up fogging up the goggles?Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
Dive, dive, dive!
hihi.. man i must take one picture of mine i have Dreadlocks now! did them two weeks ago!...
How long did that take? There's no way to get them out again, is there, you have to cut them out, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Weeping Willow
well... they took 3 hours for two girls working on them...
and hmm nop i fear not.. it's a one way walk mate!
but i love them so as long as i don't get louse on my trip to central\south america they would be just fine!
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Originally Posted by Idril
Mommy, Thom is a dog :D.
i did the did! here are my Dreadlocks if anyone care...
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1pnp...Fb8qHQANiKADa0
Cool pic, Willow. You look a little like Adam Duritz from Counting Crows. :)
thanks i guess :D....