Chatting thread. (Every forum must have one lol) - Page 32

DFEX · 08 May 2015, 7:06 pm

Echo wrote:
DFEX wrote:
Echo wrote: I'm a mean person.
...with nothing better to do. Like I said to nick "Let Echo be Echo"

Dont tell me what to do.

Not your best work with that come back. Try again

Echo · 08 May 2015, 7:08 pm

DFEX wrote: Not your best work with that come back. Try again

Sorry I was busy with your girlfriend, wasn't really paying attention.

DFEX · 08 May 2015, 7:22 pm

Echo wrote:
DFEX wrote: Not your best work with that come back. Try again
Sorry I was busy with your girlfriend, wasn't really paying attention.

You wouldn't even know what to do little boy!

What's next ya mumma jokes?

Echo · 08 May 2015, 7:24 pm

DFEX wrote:
Echo wrote:
DFEX wrote: Not your best work with that come back. Try again
Sorry I was busy with your girlfriend, wasn't really paying attention.
You wouldn't even know what to do little boy!

fine you win.

DFEX · 09 May 2015, 10:46 am

Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated

Midget · 09 May 2015, 1:31 pm

DFEX wrote:Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated

Ask your mum.

But seriously, I've never played with that, but I'd say to not stay too long and bring a respirator?

Crispex · 09 May 2015, 1:44 pm

Midget wrote:
DFEX wrote:Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated
Ask your mum.

But seriously, I've never played with that, but I'd say to not stay too long and bring a respirator?

Also, think skin protection.

DFEX · 09 May 2015, 2:46 pm

Crispex wrote:
Midget wrote:
DFEX wrote:Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated
Ask your mum.

But seriously, I've never played with that, but I'd say to not stay too long and bring a respirator?
Also, think skin protection.

Was more after personal experiences so no point asking my mum.
I thought respi but why skin protection?

Midget · 10 May 2015, 2:20 pm

Wine in a coffee cup...

Rantallion · 10 May 2015, 4:20 pm

cereal in a coffee cup is sooooo good

Midget · 10 May 2015, 6:11 pm

Rantallion wrote:cereal in a coffee cup is sooooo good

How? Why?

Dynamite · 10 May 2015, 7:21 pm

Midget wrote:Wine in a coffee cup...

Stop messing up the clean cups and just swig it from the bottle like a real man

Midget · 11 May 2015, 11:10 am

Dynamite wrote:
Midget wrote:Wine in a coffee cup...
Stop messing up the clean cups and just swig it from the bottle like a real man

Manager: What are you drinking from the bottle?
Me: Coffee.

I don't think that will end well.

phytrix · 12 May 2015, 6:55 am

DFEX wrote:Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated

Sorry for the late reply. If you are speaking of wool spins, I would say that protection isn't necessary. Just get your whisk on some rope and you should be fine. The large chunks should fly away from you and the sparks aren't sufficient to light you up. Since you're talking of fire water though, I'm not sure if you mean wool spins or some other method. Obviously don't do this in places where there are flammable surroundings (i.e. timber yards, sewage systems (fumes)), but you should be fine to spin in most drains.

Crispex · 12 May 2015, 8:41 am

DFEX wrote:
I thought respi but why skin protection?

In close quarters you may get the odd burning fragment bounce.

I love being able to pay a parking ticket from the comfort of my own bed. Technology rocks.

DFEX · 12 May 2015, 9:50 am

phytrix wrote:
DFEX wrote:Does there happen to be any fire spinners or anyone that has taken photos of someone spinning underground? I want to know if I need to take extra precautions in such an enclosured space. Is fire water better to use becaude of its low fumes etc. Any help much appreciated
Sorry for the late reply. If you are speaking of wool spins, I would say that protection isn't necessary. Just get your whisk on some rope and you should be fine. The large chunks should fly away from you and the sparks aren't sufficient to light you up. Since you're talking of fire water though, I'm not sure if you mean wool spins or some other method. Obviously don't do this in places where there are flammable surroundings (i.e. timber yards, sewage systems (fumes)), but you should be fine to spin in most drains.

Yeah I mean FIRE spinning/twirling or even fire breathing. With a proper staff or poi. Steel wool is something i haven't tried but have know about for years, similar concept but different outcome.

Crispex · 12 May 2015, 1:35 pm

Did the little echo get banned?

phytrix · 12 May 2015, 1:51 pm

Crispex wrote:Did the little echo get banned?

Yup, 1 month

DFEX · 12 May 2015, 2:00 pm

phytrix wrote:
Crispex wrote:Did the little echo get banned?
Yup, 1 month

Roflmao! It was only a matter of time

Rantallion · 12 May 2015, 4:30 pm

oh, echo. when will you learn.

Spotted an ugly house empty for demolition on my way to Parra, might have to drop in tomorrow after work. Don't think there'll be anything interesting in there, but I always feel so bad for houses being demolished for the sake of uglier, bigger buildings. :'c

phytrix · 12 May 2015, 7:49 pm

Rantallion wrote:Spotted an ugly house empty for demolition on my way to Parra, might have to drop in tomorrow after work. Don't think there'll be anything interesting in there, but I always feel so bad for houses being demolished for the sake of uglier, bigger buildings. :'c

Good luck! Never know what you're gonna find in an old house.

On another note, I'm trying to add smiley faces over images (to be over people's faces), preferably in Lightroom. Can anyone help me out?

dodger · 12 May 2015, 11:04 pm

Seems like I'm too late for this response but it's very easy to add smiley faces over images using Photoscape. (It's free and fairly good.)

Aydun · 13 May 2015, 12:04 am

Or mspaint

phytrix · 13 May 2015, 6:37 am

d0dg3r wrote:Seems like I'm too late for this response but it's very easy to add smiley faces over images using Photoscape. (It's free and fairly good.)

Thanks, will have to look into it. I downloaded GIMP but the interface is disgusting

aydun wrote:Or mspaint

MS Paint can't process transparency, so unfortunately any vector image has a big black/white box around it

sini · 13 May 2015, 6:38 am

I do all my editing in mspaint.
step 1 draw lines errywhere
step 2 fill with colour!
wallaa!!