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Published: 2013-07-28 15:36:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 2471; Favourites: 129; Downloads: 0
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'My God, the buggers've learned to fly...”Iain Banks, The Wasp Factory
ok so heres the side of the container in full i hope you enjoy it as much as ....
Ayhan
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Christina
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Either way, it's perfect! ... How often does that happen? 
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not very often thats a fact
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Like i still hear this fag legolas. There will be blood tonight cause you know. moon is red and stuff.
Looks like a red moon rising.
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it could go either way
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I .... I really don't understand anything lol
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It's seems blood or (my beloved) rust, it captured my mind!
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i found it to be very inspiring and was delighted to find it hidden away ...
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Minamoto's Moon.
(with the Genpei War still raging below)
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i love whats inside your head
"Rise of the Samurai"
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Yes!
Rise of the Samurai!
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A superb tumult of tones and textures; an outstanding analogue of a rising bad moon.
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thank you, it was a lucky shot because i'd never seen the right side of the unit but ventured round there to see if there was any rust
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You're most welcome, of course.
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thanks so much ... i just got lucky
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you were looking... you made your own luck indeed
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the rust looks like coagulated blood. your work shows me so many things!
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thank you so much ... i suppose rust is the blood of metal?
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what a wonderful way to put it! that makes me wonder, what injured the metal and caused it to bleed...water? age?
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maybe not knowing is what makes it so interesting ... was it weak or did it have a flaw or was it just age ... so many questions
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Did you paint this or is this a real lucky find? It looks like a painting and it's just perfect. It seems like the moon is catching fire.
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no this was just a lucky find
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I had to favour this, in memoriam Iain Banks, as it really does evoke the nasty divination machine in Banks' debut novel. Banks went on to deploy the considerable talent for devious nastiniess that went into that on a grand scale in Consider Phlebas, Use of Weapons and Surface Detail, to name only three of the best SF novels of all time.
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thank you so much, yes indeed Consider Phlebas is an astonding novel
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'The Culture' is an astonishing achievement altogether. Given half a chance, I think I'd join. I don't know about being a member of SC, though. Contact would be about my speed.
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sounds like a good idea to me ... and my speed too
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Beautiful contrast between the fragile, pure "night sky" of the upper part, and the bloody, dirty lower half...
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thank you so much
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Hehe, I bet everyone will loooove this one, Chris! Thank you for posting it!!! 
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thats down to you so thank you so much Christina 
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Most welcome Always, Chris!!!
More "strangeness"? 
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pheeeeeeeeeeeew
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