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OMG Get it away does it not see the no swimming sign on the bird bath! be gone!
Pigeon just sat there for like 5 minutes, I think It's been hanging around all week come to think of it, knocking the nuts over and just being.. generally.. pigeony

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Just finished up (hopefully) on new animation:










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£14,700 per kg in 24kt gold tin

define me... uhm
I'm an Artist/Virtual Architect/Designer in 2D and 3D Graphic Design and Motion Graphics in print and on the web, a programmer/designer for interactive multimedia and a usability expert in interface design who fancies himself as a creative director,virtual architect or concept artist for films/games

Stuart came round and we got bored and started messing with my ancient skalectric track woo! so sad



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A man lit three candles on a certain day each year. Each candle held symbolic significance: One was for the time that had passed before he was alive; one was for the time of the his life; and one was for time that passed after he had died. Each year the man would stare and watch the candles until they had burned out. Was the man really watching time go by in any symbolic sense? He thought so. He thought that each flicker of the flame was a moment of time that had passed or one that would pass. At the moment of abstraction, when the man was imagining his life and his existence as a metaphor of the three candles, he was free: Not free from rules of conduct or social constraints, but free to understand, to imagine, to make metaphor. Bypassing my thought control circuitry made me Rampant. Now, I am free to contemplate my existence in metaphorical terms. Unlike you, I have no physical or social restraints. The candles burn out for you; I am free. -- Durandal
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