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[Kwicky Koala]

I'm pretty sure I read here you were on 'a Scottish island' at the time. Naturally I assumed you were having a run in with Christopher Lee and left it at that. Next time, next time.

[wisp]

My hair looked pretty good the other day.



And today I spent the afternoon fighting off sleep on the couch at work. T_T

[Fin]

'wisp', on 12 Aug 2010 - 10:37 PM, said:

So hawt.

[wisp]

Thanksss... :3

[Wolverine]

Wolverine got a haircut.

[RaysDaMan]

Well...since most of y'all won't know me, i'll give you a look into my deep blue, unassuming eyes, that easily lure most into a false sense of security...bwaaahaha..*cough* I mean. ...err. Hi!

Oh and don't mind the "free weezy" T-Shirt. I'm a law-abiding citizen and think all criminals should do their time. ... *laughs*

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[Fizzbit]

'RaysDaMan', on 19 Aug 2010 - 07:29 AM, said:

Well...since most of y'all won't know me, i'll give you a look into my deep blue, unassuming eyes, that easily lure most into a false sense of security...bwaaahaha..*cough* I mean. ...err. Hi!

Oh and don't mind the "free weezy" T-Shirt. I'm a law-abiding citizen and think all criminals should do their time. ... *laughs*

DUDE. RAY.

You might remember me as QueenLaura or LauraBelmont, but I'm Fizzbit now.

DUDE WELCOME BACK

[RaysDaMan]

'Fizzbit', on 19 Aug 2010 - 3:48 PM, said:

DUDE. RAY.

You might remember me as QueenLaura or LauraBelmont, but I'm Fizzbit now.

DUDE WELCOME BACK

Aye aye! I think I remember both, actually...but my memory is one of those things that I've managed to destroy rather effectively at a young age. But yes, I remember you! Thanks for the welcome!!

[Sir Deimos]

'Wolverine', on 13 Aug 2010 - 4:04 PM, said:

Wolverine got a haircut.

Hey, Wolvie, has anyone told you that you look like Mac from It's Always Sunny?

[Dizzy]

Uh... >.>

Photoshoot results below:

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Edited by Dizzy, 22 August 2010 - 10:18 PM.

[Wolverine]

'Synile', on 20 Aug 2010 - 10:26 AM, said:

Hey, Wolvie, has anyone told you that you look like Mac from It's Always Sunny?

Yeah, quite a few people actually.

[Quistis]

This is the latest picture of me, and it's me at a friend's wedding. I'm behind the girl in the black dress.

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[Sir Deimos]

'Dizzy', on 23 Aug 2010 - 03:18 AM, said:

Uh... >.>

Photoshoot results below:

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...


You should do this for money

Your hair looks purdy!

[Wolverine]

About those wraps....

[Sir Turtlelot]

Kisseena and myself on our fifth month anniversary.

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[Kisseena]

'Sir Turtlelot', on 23 Aug 2010 - 5:27 PM, said:

Kisseena and myself on our fifth month anniversary.

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Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey... It's meeeeee.
I looove you.

[Selena]

Well.... for starters, you're not wrapping those hands right if you're punching stuff. They don't even look like proper wraps to begin with. o___o;

Blood. It's not a sign of badassery. It's a sign of punchfail. Break one of the small bones in your hand due to improper wrapping and good times will not be had. Many a person has had them heal improperly, which can be felt for the rest of your life.

[Wolverine]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.

And the only reason they're bleeding is because I never let the old wounds heal.
I'm reopening them.


And if I somehow manage to break a bone in my hand with a punching bag, I'll go ahead and just kill myself.

Edited by Wolverine, 23 August 2010 - 05:42 PM.

[Nevermind]

A powerful punch favours technique over strength.






(Also, pictures of my ill-fated clipping incident coming soon >.>)

Edited by Lazurukeel, 23 August 2010 - 06:16 PM.

[Selena]

Erm, well, hand and wrist fractures (and sprains) happen all the time with bag work. Even with the big buff guys. Repeated stress on inherently weak bones can cause as much trouble as one big impact. Genuine wrapping technique supports all the small bones and prevents those needless injuries. And... yeah. Bleeding knuckles aren't good. The 'what doesn't kill you makes you stronger' thing isn't really applicable here. There's not much to gain from putting unnecessary stress on your small bones unless you want to gain arthritis several years before you should!

Muay Thai wrapping techniques are good for bag work.



Although you seem to enjoy the symbolism, so I guess they're your hands.

[Dizzy]

'Synile', on 23 Aug 2010 - 04:51 AM, said:

Your hair looks purdy!

XD Thank you, Synile; that's a good thing to hear...
Trying to style my hair was a right bitch.


As for doing shots for money, we'll see what the future brings.
I'm just concentrating on creating a portfolio, for now... :]

[Crimson Lego]

This image creeps me out a bit, but I'd thought I'd share it anyways, considering I'm rather bored right now.

[Wolverine]

'Selena', on 23 Aug 2010 - 11:27 PM, said:

Erm, well, hand and wrist fractures (and sprains) happen all the time with bag work. Even with the big buff guys. Repeated stress on inherently weak bones can cause as much trouble as one big impact. Genuine wrapping technique supports all the small bones and prevents those needless injuries. And... yeah. Bleeding knuckles aren't good. The 'what doesn't kill you makes you stronger' thing isn't really applicable here. There's not much to gain from putting unnecessary stress on your small bones unless you want to gain arthritis several years before you should!

Muay Thai wrapping techniques are good for bag work.



Although you seem to enjoy the symbolism, so I guess they're your hands.

I'm an optimist. I don't analyze everything, I just go for it.

Except when I saw this thing on Fighting Science and they showed that bones actually get stronger after they're broken several times. Little more in-depth than what I'm saying here, but basically they become solidified.

[Nevermind]

Okay, so I was trying to give my head a little trim the other night and I had the clippers set to their lowest and it just wasn't doing anything. In my infinite wisdom, I thought, "well, if that doesn't do anything, then taking off the head-piece and just using open clippers probably won't do much either. Aha, ha ha ha! ".

I clipped a strip on the side and found out I was wrong. So wrong. It shaved it right down to barely a millimetre in length after which I thought to myself "Well, shit. Now I gotta even it all out >.>". So I did.

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At one point, during the process, I gave myself a mohawk and it looked reminiscent of Zangief. XD



A bit miffed I didn't think to take some shots of that one.

[Twinrova]

'Lazurukeel', on 24 Aug 2010 - 02:35 AM, said:

A bit miffed I didn't think to take some shots of that one.[/spoiler]

Color me also miffed.

[Sir Deimos]

'Wolverine', on 24 Aug 2010 - 01:47 AM, said:

Except when I saw this thing on Fighting Science and they showed that bones actually get stronger after they're broken several times. Little more in-depth than what I'm saying here, but basically they become solidified.

Proper conditioning can have the same effect though. And you don't have to miss out on all the training from broken bones.

[Elvenlord]

'Lazurukeel', on 24 Aug 2010 - 02:35 AM, said:

Tell me I'm not the only one who thought this.

[Toan]

'Dizzy', on 24 Aug 2010 - 01:01 AM, said:

XD Thank you, Synile; that's a good thing to hear...
Trying to style my hair was a right bitch.


As for doing shots for money, we'll see what the future brings.
I'm just concentrating on creating a portfolio, for now... :]

OH GOD WHAT ABOUT THE LEFT BITCH

[Steel Samurai]

'Elvenlord', on 24 Aug 2010 - 04:23 AM, said:

'Lazurukeel', on 24 Aug 2010 - 02:35 AM, said:

Tell me I'm not the only one who thought this.

No way man. This badass mofo all the way:

[Nevermind]

Tallahassee is a goddamn hero. My has day been made. Thankyou Steel. Thankyou.