Forget this was here. Mike's right. I was doubting whether or not I should post it, and decided not to.
(Doing Therapy)
Forget this was here. Mike's right. I was doubting whether or not I should post it, and decided not to.
(Doing Therapy)
Using this as a photo for your point is worthless. You can do a Google image for better and clearer scale images such as 20mm shells held in a persons hand for scale. Until a real point is made with suitable photos I don't see merit in offering other input.
Yes, I'm not answering the question. You also purposefully picked images that don't outline a point you're trying to make.
And you're absolutely right.
(Doing Therapy)
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MJ, there's a store not too far from here that said they might be interested in checking out Multiverser to sell. It's a D&D store from the looks of the place. I just didn't want to start a new thread.
What happened here was I was using a picture of a, shall we say, questionable nature to illustrate a point I was making. Mike's right. It wasn't appropriate. Sorry. It's gone now, as you can see.
(Doing Therapy)
Thanks, John. At the moment we've got supply problems we're still struggling to fix, so I can't really tell him how to get copies, but we're working on it.
--M. J. Young
Well, let me know when you get it fixed.
MJ, ya know, I just read the blog. You were talking about getting in trouble for using the correct term for a female dog. The picture I intended to display was of a scantily-clad blond woman wearing a bandoleer of bullets. (Hence, the title.) Though scantily clad, she was fully dressed, and whatever else it may have been, it was a to-scale picture of the bullets. That was my entire intention. I just thought that was kind of a similar thing to your getting into trouble over using that particular word. Misunderstood intentions, or something similar.
(Doing Therapy)
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