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Thomas says
yes, and his knitting needles are black with Skull and Crossbones for tops...and an black mask....and evilly sharp teeth. I would think that he might be a knitter of evil things such as knitted wool underwear and knitted handcuffs.....hmmm...maybe the handcuffs aren't such a bad idea...but I digress...and knitted tennis head bands with long plastic visors glued to them a la Billie Jean King from 70's fame...
This could go on forever, but why?
Anyways, nice top...he did a very fine job. Also dig the damsel pose...keen, keen, keen...
fine, fine and wine...
life...
is........
find....
(music outro)
Karen says
Thanks, Paul! By the way, I forgot to mention my theory about this. Since Nick's a knitting superhero, does that mean that somewhere there's a villain using his knitting skills for evil?
Paul says
Your "Swooning Victorian Heroine posture" is awesome. As is the chemise. Nick is quite the talented knitter.
Karen says
It was just such a beautiful cemetery I couldn't help myself! I did at least manage to exercise some restraint when posting my final selections...there are about 50 more of these on the cutting room floor.
Emily says
I completely dig that so many of your pictures came from the cemetery!
Thomas says
Oh...and that colon being the size of Jabba the Hut's tail? Yeah, right! Maybe Jabba the Hut's older brother Jimbo the Hut! He's flargin' HUGE!!!
Thomas says
You're welcome...thank you for coming...and awesome pictures! I can tell you that your company is much more peaceful and appreciated than the clan who have just taken over my house! I'm continually finding myself wishing I could control time...or, even better, have a transporter like on Star Trek...I don't care - just any way to get these people out of my house! You're welcome any time of course! I've even resorted to "pinching the zit" (if you remember that one...or if you're still doing that from time to time). Alas, I've no magical powers or technological advantacements/knowhow to make any of my current wishes come true. Regardless, thank you again. It was really a lot of fun. Christopher says hello as well.
Karen says
Yeah, too bad we didn't see you there! And I can identify with Cooper's experience. Personally the one that made me cry was the Meat Wagon. (Sadly, none of those pictures turned out very well--it was hard to find a good angle to capture the "surgery" taking place.)
Emily says
We were there too! Sorry we missed you!
I loved it all! Cooper was a little freaked out by the UFO thing, but I was impressed that was the only one that caused momentary tears.
Karen says
I don't know if I've ever mentioned this, but I once spent a year hitch-hiking through Europe with Billie Jean King. She was great, but she was an incredible snorer. Every night was the same thing.
I said, "baby baby, please don't snore so loud.
I said, "baby baby, please don't snore so loud.
You're just a little bit of woman,
But you sound like a great...
big...
crowd.