The Space Opera Working Thread

reply to post by nenothtu

Someone give that girl a raise! and a piece of cake, too, since BIAD I have already taken all the Death....

They're OUT of cake. I'll have the chicken...and the raise is a def Yeah!!!

reply to post by wildtimes


I'm struggling against myself... (well, BIAD really)... we, er I mean 'I' see her
Like this...

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Well HELLO DAG!

Wowza!

Compliments to BIAD.

reply to post by wildtimes


From Neno...

The one's I use most are Terragen and DAZ, but they "create" the scenes from 3d models,
rather than doing the artistry stuff that Silo and BIAD do...

Oh yeah, Neno can do you a 'Dag' image, but watch out in the thigh-department!
Poor ole' BIAD looked like a Russian Wrestler -at one point!
(Sorry Neno!)

Originally posted by silo13
reply to post by A boy in a dress

 

Well HELLO DAG!

Wowza!

Compliments to BIAD.

It was a rush-job, Boss... so much to do, so little time.

reply to post by wildtimes


The sitting-down pose in your avatar...? It smacks of a Pirate-like
dispostion. Do you say 'Arrg' too?!!

Originally posted by A boy in a dress
reply to post by wildtimes

 

I'm struggling against myself... (well, BIAD really)... we, er I mean 'I' see her
Like this...

See what I mean? They do art, whereas I make pictures. The distinction is one between a Rembrandt on their side, and 5 two year olds, one dining room wall, and a box of crayons on mine.

Originally posted by A boy in a dress
reply to post by wildtimes

 

From Neno...

The one's I use most are Terragen and DAZ, but they "create" the scenes from 3d models,
rather than doing the artistry stuff that Silo and BIAD do...

Oh yeah, Neno can do you a 'Dag' image, but watch out in the thigh-department!
Poor ole' BIAD looked like a Russian Wrestler -at one point!
(Sorry Neno!)

You should see some of the ugly ones I did before I got to that!

It's the clothes, really, which are the problem for me. I never got the hang of putting them on right... then, once I get 'em sort of adjusted, well, THEN I have to fill the body out to fill the clothes out!

These 'lectronic Barbie dolls ain't all their cracked up to be when I'M the one that's got ahold of 'em!

reply to post by nenothtu

... and a box of crayons on mine...

That's not true, Sir... I've tried to master the DAZ stuff and
I just can't grasp it. You, on the other hand create some great
images... Photoshop is the easy-way out and lazy-bones here,
takes it!

reply to post by A boy in a dress


Once in a while.
But, normally I say "card game at the Cross Keys Inn at 6; if yer man enough to take me on...we'll see about making you a cabinboy...." in a very sultry voice, with a wink.
I was for 8 years the character of a female buccaneer/privateer, whatever. We (me and my 2 "sisters" the ... uh...gangsters and femmes fatale of the cast. Improv, GREAT fun...yeah, pirates, I guess.

Now BIAD, WHO is the head on there now??? Dag??

reply to post by nenothtu


On the subject of 'The Opera'... do you require The Caliburn to maximise
the damage? I can have Tibss drag it up the stairs from the lower rooms.

reply to post by wildtimes

.... Now BIAD, WHO is the head on there now??? Dag??

It's 'A' Dag... I suppose, Do you wish one of Silo's 'heads' to be placed
on it?

reply to post by wildtimes

..we'll see about making you a cabinboy...." in a very sultry voice, with a wink.

BIAD gulped... he actually gulped!
I think he'd prefer to be the 'pointing woman' that usually is strapped to the prow
of the ship.
(I tried to convince him to be strapped to a rocket... but that's another story!)

Originally posted by A boy in a dress
reply to post by nenothtu

 

On the subject of 'The Opera'... do you require The Caliburn to maximise
the damage? I can have Tibss drag it up the stairs from the lower rooms.

I'd imagine the Caliburn will have to factor in - I just haven't figured out how to make that happen yet. I mean , seriously, who's gonna slice and dice with a "grrret hyooge sword" when he's got a convenient pistola handy? still the magic I can weave with a claymore is a sight to behold, and ought to make for crackin' good story telling.

reply to post by nenothtu

still the magic I can weave with a claymore is a sight to behold..

Originally posted by A boy in a dress

(I tried to convince him to be strapped to a rocket... but that's another story!)

I think I saw that episode - was he wearing a wedding gown at the time?

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reply to post by nenothtu


He WAS wearing a wedding gown! That's right... The poor soul had
been chugging down G & T's from tall glasses and after stumbling up
the stairs... (where I thought he'd sleep it off)... he awkwardly made his
way back down in a Starling-egg blue silk number with a veil that covered
his ridiculous grin.

Anyway, he'd been watching 'Space Cowboys' and reckoned the final trek
that Tommy Lee Jones made was a 'cinch' -as he put it.
So I entertained him with the idea of trying it himself.

After the attempt, that fine was one-heavy fine and the Judge said he would have
thrown a harsher penalty at me, but thought better of it -when BIAD flashed at him.
Gawd, the embarassment of that day.

reply to post by A boy in a dress


'tis an easy thing once you get the hang of it - you just put it in motion, stay out of the way of the sharp parts, and let gravity and centripedal force do the work - oh, and hang on really, really, tightly! Mine weighs about 3 pounds, and a sharp, 3 pound chunk of steel isn't anything you want sailing through the neighbor's window!

reply to post by nenothtu


Go with the claymore, then, GO!!
We do a human chess match at the festival....I've been in a few rapier fights and hand-to-hands myself -- hogtied a pirate once with a whip....
Do it, do it, neno!!