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Published: 2014-03-17 04:53:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 350; Favourites: 1; Downloads: 1
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Here is Fuzz, one the most powerful experiments ever! Contrary to others, Fuzz (short for 'Fuzzion') is a no-nonsense, quite temperamental 'cousin'... one not even Hamsterviel wants to mess with... he is a molecular rearranger with a particularly tough skin, able to resist a rocket propelled grenade without even blinking!But even he has his place and is happy at a recycling factory... where he (at right) seems to be trying to give a convincing explanation of why the foreman's lunch box is now a glass rose holder... rose included... but of his coffee and sandwich there's no trace!
"Eerrr.... hehehhe... can we continue this at a later date, let's say, February 32nd?"
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I'm guessing the sandwich got turned into the rose and Fuzz drank the coffee (or he just raided his boss's lunch box and turned it into the rose and vase to cover his tracks)
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Whatever the reason, the guy asking him for his lunch is almost volcanic!
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Β She so cute, good one you making a Disney Fan Character.
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Thank you... er... Fuzz is a boy, BTW. I have a girl almost ready, Seraphim.
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Thank you. I always thought Seraphim would be first but Fuzz won the place; he is also a tribute to the litle Chibi that appears at Zero, Interchange Student... and my painful remembrance that the stylus of my Genius tablet's stylus weights too much.
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You're welcome! Seraphim... Can I get a link? I don't think I'veΒ seen Seraphim.
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Not yet, she hasn't a final form yet. First she was meant to be a sort of Angel with less antennae and up to six wings. She is being redesigned.
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Ok! Can I get a link when you're finished? She's going to look cool.
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Thank you!
It's snowing here.
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And we are melting here. Some days is so hot you can't go outside at noon. Even being less than half an hour by car to the ocean, Barranquilla can be very hot.
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Aww, I'm sorry! You deserve a hug. Β
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Thank you...*melting*
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You're welcome! *gives ice pack* hurry, or that will melt too.
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Once we had to go through one of the commercial avenues entering a shop, cooling, going out and entering the store two doors away, to repeat the procedure... Only in Mexico have I felt more heat, at the island of Cozumel.
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Wow... that's... sad.
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Especialy for the wallet! Heehee! I finished with a paperweight, a pocket radio,Β a diver's knife and assorted candies.
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That would be a lot. Nice job, though!
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I still have that knife: It's very similar to this one: hudsdad.com/pics/dk1.jpg exept that the serrated teeth are over and not under. I own several excellent knives, especially the Brazilians Tramontina, but this Wejoka is the best and more robust I have ever had. Tip it's a bit hard to sharpen, by the kind of steel... but it's the best thing to open any can.
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Wow, that's pretty cool. I don't really know what to say about that, though.
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Having been boy scout and amateur diver, have grown to appreciate a knife as a tool, not merely as a weapon: a good knife or a good machete are a must when you are camping. Once we had to build an altar for mass at the campsite: it was machete and handaxe against guadua (a native bamboo, very thick, hard... and covered with short, sharp thorns): we were really proud of it... but as soon as the mass ende, it began a downpour that flooded all the area: we had to evacuate 5 troops of scared cub scouts at midnight, lost all our cooking gear and had to pass the night where the local villagers could shelter us. Later we learned the flood had caused lots of damages, repping bridges, wrenching chunks of ground with adult trees in them... name it,
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Wow. That's horrible! Nice job with the alter, though, if you were so proud of it, it must have been good.
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Not a single nail: all guadua splitted or as trunks... and lots of rope... and iodine. We hadn't gloves and those little thorns really did a good job in our hands.
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Impressive! I feel bad for your hands, though. I'm sorry. Β
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Thankies! Β Β Β Β
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