From: Doug Evans <devans@n...>
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2008 08:34:02 -0600
Subject: [GZG] Various and sundry RE:
Me: > The long-safe disposable shaver handles have already started to be Eli: > Oh? Do tell?. What is it you have planned for these poor tool of Me: For some time I've been fascinated by trying to recycle plastic junk. Numerous plastic forks and spoons, and, of course, sporks, have been chopped and filed into basic hull shapes, and little bits of paper-punch-punched thin plastic lids glued on for panel effects. Nothing completed; just bits and pieces... However, some of the very cheapest disposable shavers have handles that suggest the 'bricks' you find in parts of the Legend of Galactic Heroes I so cherish, and one or two of these have almost got to the paint-and-try-not-to-hurl stage. Jaime: > Oh let's not over state any skill I may have. So far all I've done Me: Please! We're trying to show enough enthusiasm to give it a try again ourselves. Don't through cold water! ;->= TomB: > I loves the Intertubez. I must remember to thank Algore. Me: Love it dearly myself. While he never claimed to have invented it, we in the US do owe a thanks for his effort towards the 1996 act that helped encourage infrastructure building. Mike: > Who's got some Drano? Or a pipe snake? Me: Snickies, what's next? I3? I4? Mark: > [GZG] (FT)-I am now one of you!!!! Me: Welcome, indeed! I think you'll find the game as simple or as complex as you wish, and don't wait for other figures to get started. Lovely though they are, and useful as the Fleet Book fleets are when dealing with the rabid WYSISWYG crowd, flying small toys or even pieces of trash (see above) can be quite satisfying. Thrust early, and often! The_Beast