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About Me Member Deviously Deviant RishiRamraj24/Male/Canada Recent Activity Deviant for 2 Years
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New company webpage!

Fri Jul 3, 2009, 1:41 PM
I proudly present the new face of my company:
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  • Mood: Exhilarated
  • Listening to: Glenn Gould
  • Reading: The Wealth of Nations
  • Playing: Irish Flute
  • Eating: Pizza
  • Drinking: Water

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  • Current Residence: Canada
  • Favourite band or musician: JS Bach
  • Favourite genre of music: Baroque
  • Favourite poet or writer: Ayn Rand
  • Operating System: Linux
  • Shell of choice: bash
  • Favourite game: chess
  • Favourite gaming platform: snes
  • Tools of the Trade: vim, python, and elbow grease

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thanks for the visit :)

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How to fix Microsoft malfunctions:
1. CTRL ALT DEL
2. Close the programs
3.button mash till you get the blue screen o' death
4. Restart
5. Repeat step four ten more times
6. Reinstall windows
7. If it's still messed up after that switch to Linux
np :) I'm a Linux nerd too. The only XP machine I have lives in a virtual machine. The rest are...well...
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gorgeous!

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How to fix Microsoft malfunctions:
1. CTRL ALT DEL
2. Close the programs
3.button mash till you get the blue screen o' death
4. Restart
5. Repeat step four ten more times
6. Reinstall windows
7. If it's still messed up after that switch to Linux
Starcraft would be epic! Looking forward to it.

I wouldn't recommend paperclay for what you're looking to do. Perhaps for small detail items it would be suitable. It has a tendency to crack when there's too much of it.

It would be way cool if you vacuumformed it! :P
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Emerald Scorpion Creations
Vickybunnyangel's cosplay
Well, the issue is making the mould. I plan to cover whatever I use in fiber glass, so the strength of the material shouldn't matter.

It usually boils down to either cardboard (for flat surfaces) or clay for rounded surfaces. The typical process is make your mould, cast a plaster negative and then fill the negative with glass.

Unfortunately, for something as large as a marine costume using something like traditional clay would be very expensive.

I told my sister that if I pull this off, she would have to do a full prosthesis Kerrigan costume :)
your companion cube. . . it is so awesome. ; 0;

if you ever go up for commission/i raise enough money, i must have one made. they're definitely worth $30+.
wow...Your geekiness rivals mine. XDDDD although I cannto play instruments nor fix a computer...I'm more over a quiet, freak-geek... XDDDD lets be friends!

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Friend: "Hey can you lend me a pencil?"
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Friend: "Uhhhhhhhhhhh...."
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yay!!!

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Friend: "Hey can you lend me a pencil?"
Me: "Yes, but first you must prove it exists."
Friend: "Uhhhhhhhhhhh...."
Me: "Thought so."
C:= MeMBeR oF THe DaRK SiDe C:= [link]

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