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Originally Posted by Azaran
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Do they have enough corporate buzzwords?
Look familiar?
Wonderful - where's that from?
(actually it would be good if all pictures came with a brief note about where they were found / taken)
It was made by an artist, Luiz Eduardo Borges:
http://ark4n.cgsociety.org/gallery/1011815/
haha nice
That reminds me of
what map is that yadros
An abandoned mission by Polygon, never been released.
Balestrino, Italy
Old Quarter Indeed!
The Lost City
Good one Clearing!...
But I think something was missing...
Took out the Pepsi guy too.
Old Quarter Indeed!
Fall Graveyard Fog and Rain
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spKjDSvKHNM
It's a hotel in Hungary
and here's a very nice gate in november fog
Not really real life though:
Especially the first one reminds me of the area around Shoalsgate.
Getting back to some real and coincidental literary roots:
Lewis Carroll, January 11, 1872
Carroll, Lewis (pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson)
(18321898) - English novelist, poet, photographer, and
mathematician, best known for his fantastical childrens’ classics.
He was a mathematical lecturer at Oxford.
TWO THIEVES
(To the Misses Drury.)
TWO thieves went out to steal one day
Thinking that no one knew it: Three little maids, I grieve to say,
Encouraged them to do it.
‘Tis said that little children should Encourage men in stealing!
But these, I’ve always understood, Have got no proper feeling.
An aged friend, who chanced to pass Exactly at the minute, Said
“Children! Take this Looking-glass, And see your badness in it.”
THE END
Hi jtr7, that's a nice poem. How's the old Eidos T4 forums?
...It's become a shameful mockery of itself, due to an inordinate amount of censorship and poor, unfriendly management...jtr7, myself, and many other notable contributers, have left for good.
That's most corporate forums, nowadays.
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