Is it Thanksgiving in your part of the world?
Spend it wasting time with internet sketch-etching: That's the Tree of Renaissance Knowledge, of course. |
by Greenwit @ 12:24 AM
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At 11/23/2006 05:04:00 AM,
Anonymous wrote…
We here (catholic Bavaria) celebrated thanksgiving on sunday, October 1st 2006 viz. a week later on Sundy October 8th.
At 11/23/2006 06:47:00 PM,
Anonymous wrote…
very nice. I like how the 't' dips below the horizon.
At 11/24/2006 11:55:00 AM,
Greenwit wrote…
thanks, hay we. completely accidental (as is most etch a sketching), but I do like the effect.
At 11/24/2006 10:52:00 PM,
Anonymous wrote…
One of a variety of smart etch-a-sketches, I presume?
Scribble some marginalia
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