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Originally Posted by Dan Burkhart
(Post 17588592)
That one would be so much better with sound effects.
Varooooommmm ....skreeeeeeeeeee ....eeeeech .....eeech... eeeech ....eech.ech.ech.e.e.e.e.ech.....phew! How's that? :D |
Originally Posted by RoadTire
(Post 17588703)
Varooooommmm ....skreeeeeeeeeee ....eeeeech .....eeech... eeeech ....eech.ech.ech.e.e.e.e.ech.....phew!
How's that? :D |
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Originally Posted by RoadTire
(Post 17588703)
Varooooommmm ....skreeeeeeeeeee ....eeeeech .....eeech... eeeech ....eech.ech.ech.e.e.e.e.ech.....phew!
How's that? :D http://i.imgur.com/NnJw7s4.jpg http://i.imgur.com/1KuyA1y.gif |
http://api.ning.com/files/BMX2CDnBHS...1065302512.gif
[ In an intriguing fusion of visual and performance art, Russian ceramics artist Mikhail Sadovnikov draws a seemingly endless series of patterns with wet clay (also known as slip) on a spinning potter's wheel. The process is incredibly mesmerizing to watch in motion, as Sadovnikov uses just his hands and a few simple tools to transform the blank surface of the wheel into a myriad of striking, perfectly symmetrical designs. With just a turn of the wrist or a pass of the palm, the artist can alter the patterns completely, transforming smooth rings into zigzagging lines or overlapping swirls. The elegant forms are short-lived, undergoing constant metamorphoses and changes, but that fleeting quality only makes each design more beautiful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOSGS9ruj4U |
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I like my chances better running with the bulls than standing at the edge of a race track, in a turn.
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Johnny Knoxville's little brother?
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