Lost_Warrior
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If those long "trails" are indeed a trick of the camara, (which I think may be so because of the fact that I can see the background through them), then the ears aren't that much bigger than a normal graysquirrel. The picture I found has huge ears, which are not a trick of the camara, I cannot tell which the one posted by Lacertus is.
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Although this particular squirrel has big ears http://www.tribuneindia.com/2004/20041025/wd4.jpg it still doesn't look quite the same. That is a very odd picture. I can't quite tell what's going on with it now.
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hmm...not really...see if you look closely, you can actually see through the "ears" in the picture.
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I don't think those are it's actual ears I think it's a blur from the camara (because the squirrel appears to have been moving)
Very cute big eyes though!
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So have I...they should quite messing with things like that though
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my favorites are the blue ones. Or the ever-so-rare but really incredible black veriety.
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So pretty! Now I know the specific reason for not eating morning glories!
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Ewwww.....lmao
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Could also be a warhammer type thing.
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lol nah. It's not that bad. This snow wasn't as bad as last weeks.
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MAN I wish I got around as much as you do. I'd love to see some of these places!
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Ouch!
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YUMMY!! ::is now hungry:: I want. Man those plebs are better off than I am...
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Good shading! Excellent use of perspective as well, especially on the angle of the guys face and the arm
It does look rather odd in the thumbnail view...I was wondering what, exactly it was before I saw the larger version. I like your style though 
It's cool.Might I ask why you can see the bones in the one guy's leg? I'm sure you intended it, and it looks neat, I was just wondering why you did it that way
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Stunningly beautiful!
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They're beautiful!
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In regards to your dreams L-W, what message from the Gods do you think Hermes is trying to relay? wink.gif
I think he's saying "you are one crazy b* you know that?" XD I am too. Crazier'n Caligula. Hey, that would make an awesome t-shirt
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Thanks guys
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Probably. I wanted to have him waving his arm around or something, drew the arm, then didn't know what to do with the hand
but still, I'm very happy with this result -
BTW do you use essential oils or infusions?
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The subject plant has a European only range, maybe a family member?
after further reference:-
I see that we have an American cousin in fact, though a rather taller growing (3 feet) one with some charachteristics namely the extreme irritation caused by the fresh palnt to the gastro intestinal tract, indeed I see that some Native Americans (the Meskwaki Peoples ( I hope I got your name correct folks))) took advantadge of the presence of calcium oxalate to leave poisoned meat for enemies (mainly the Sioux I am lead to believe) after soaking in this herb.
There are some mean little plants out there.
Indian Turnip is I understand another name or possibly, pepper turnip. -
::laughs:: I know I should not laugh but...yea...the strangeness of life...
I hope he has a speedy recovery too...
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::licks her lips:: yum! looks like raspberries/blackberries/wineberries
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LOL yea...though I usually tell by the smell. In most cases, you can tell right off because the two smell very different. Carrots don't always have carrotish roots though, especialy not early in the year.
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Well it is steel I believe, although judging by the softness of it it likely has a higher iron content than most. It's actually made from "angle iron" though now it doesn't bear any resemblance to that material. (the blackness is the "scale" on the outside, polished on a wire wheel)