Ouroboros
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Post by Ouroboros on Apr 3, 2018 20:09:49 GMT
I have no idea, but it's certainly interesting. I'm curious what the design inspiration was, apart from "naked men"... Randomnobody it might be time to visit the old eye doctor.  The first picture is a woman, you can tell by the breasts and hips. I never miss details like breasts and hips on a woman although it's usually the eye's that first get's my attention. Yup. Eyes. dude (Athena?) Iooks like a lady... 😂 keith |
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Post by christain on Apr 3, 2018 21:15:26 GMT
That's pretty cool...re-discovering things from your past. I recently found a Vietnam-era bayonet that my Bro-in-law gave me. The handle grip is missing, and I was thinking of making it into a survival knife or maybe a rondel dagger. Either way, it was a neat find....20-ish years later.  |
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Post by randomnobody on Apr 3, 2018 21:20:17 GMT
Randomnobody it might be time to visit the old eye doctor. The first picture is a woman, you can tell by the breasts and hips. I never miss details like breasts and hips on a woman although it's usually the eye's that first get's my attention. Yup. Eyes. dude (Athena?) Iooks like a lady... 😂 keith Doesn't help I'm looking at it on a phone without my glasses on, so yeah...  |
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Ouroboros
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Post by Ouroboros on Apr 3, 2018 22:32:38 GMT
Yup. Eyes. dude (Athena?) Iooks like a lady... 😂 keith Doesn't help I'm looking at it on a phone without my glasses on, so yeah... No worries I'm just glad folks chimed in. 🍺 |
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Post by Ouroboros on Apr 4, 2018 0:27:19 GMT
That's pretty cool...re-discovering things from your past. I recently found a Vietnam-era bayonet that my Bro-in-law gave me. The handle grip is missing, and I was thinking of making it into a survival knife or maybe a rondel dagger. Either way, it was a neat find....20-ish years later. Somewhere along the way I picked up a half dozen bayonets from WWI and WWII. Once i get dug into the back room I'll post a pick or three of whatever I've got left. Itheres at least 2 i remember storing back there It's a thrill to think that this sharp pointy love has been with me for as long as I can remember...from flattening a pipe in a wind blown leaf n wood fire and calling it a sword at 11 years old, tfying my hand at blacksmithing even then ...to my recent return to learning iaido and tamishigiri. Yup love of the sharp and pointy 🍻 Keith |
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The first picture is a woman, you can tell by the breasts and hips. I never miss details like breasts and hips on a woman although it's usually the eye's that first get's my attention. 
