thank you for faving "The Blood Diaries DVD"!

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"Those who do not want to imitate anything, produce nothing." -Dali

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Huh?

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Because Biotite Mica simply isn't good enough.

wayyyyy too much information in that last post...

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"In order for our practice to be grounded in the earth, it must be done consistently and with great concentration."
~Yoga Sita 114~

We are Legion. Expect us.

SO I HERD U LIEK ANON?

yeah, I need to get some pictures up of the protests i've been going to in DC. I have a carpool going for people in hampton who want to go to DC, the next protest in may 10th and i can't wait!

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"In order for our practice to be grounded in the earth, it must be done consistently and with great concentration."
~Yoga Sita 114~

We are Legion. Expect us.

i cut my hair evey year and donate to locks of love, it just grows out quickly. i almost got a pixie cut this time!

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"In order for our practice to be grounded in the earth, it must be done consistently and with great concentration."
~Yoga Sita 114~

We are Legion. Expect us.

oh, and as far as when you did them i think navel= last semester junior year
septum= last semester senior year

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"In order for our practice to be grounded in the earth, it must be done consistently and with great concentration."
~Yoga Sita 114~

We are Legion. Expect us.

alrighty, i got the pictures taken, their on my page and you can click download for a larger version. Theres a couple different ones of the septum so you can pick which one you like.

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"In order for our practice to be grounded in the earth, it must be done consistently and with great concentration."
~Yoga Sita 114~

We are Legion. Expect us.

thanks for the fav : )

Thank you so much for the fave. Nice alloy that 90-10. Have you ever done much with stone mold casting. There are some wonderful sandstone and porphyry molds for exactly those kind of swords in the Irish National Museum main branch on Kildare St. Dublin. There are also many bi-valve palstave molds, and some simple open molds from the very early bronze age. I ask because I have recently taken an interest in the gold work from the Bishopsland phase of the Bronze Age, and made bronze mock-ups of some of the more obscure tools for making the flanged torcs.

Thanks for the fave!