Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

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lol like 6th down when googled:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...e=0&fpart=1

recent even

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All I know is wherever she is, it's cold.

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

Boz, have you just replaced your avatar, with your original superhero avatar ?

Maybe, I have just had a few too many drinks and dont know the difference.

Anyway, I like your avatar. lol [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

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Boz, have you just replaced your avatar, with your original superhero avatar ?

Maybe, I have just had a few too many drinks and dont know the difference.

Anyway, I like your avatar. lol [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Nope, the original was Captain America:

http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i1...namerica-1.gif

And, if you can't tell the difference between Steve Rogers and Bob Parr, you have had too many.

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

I like how this thread became the 2nd NC thread. I'll steer it back in the right direction. If anyone ever sees me at the table send me a sup bro. I think it might even help as far as hand postings go. You can help with reads and how the table is playing.

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

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I initially thought clockwise because, if you have ever watched figure skating, the leg that is off the ground is the leading leg.

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I have watched figure skating, but only to ogle some [censored]. Katarina Witt had some nice ones. The fact that actually know anything about it is disconcerting.

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

One interesting feature of the spinning babe is she has a shadow, and her foot has a shadow too.

I am hard pressed to come up with a lighting angle where her leg is behind her but the shadow is in front. Therefore, her leg is closest to us when it casts a shadow and she MUST be spinning clockwise.

An interesting thing to try is move the image off the bottom of the screen to block her shadow out. My brain wheels at this, she goes either way, even seems to sway side to side and not rotate (try to follow her foot).

I’m just sayin.

Re: etiquette when playing v. known 2+2\'er
 

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One interesting feature of the spinning babe is she has a shadow, and her foot has a shadow too.

I am hard pressed to come up with a lighting angle where her leg is behind her but the shadow is in front. Therefore, her leg is closest to us when it casts a shadow and she MUST be spinning clockwise.

An interesting thing to try is move the image off the bottom of the screen to block her shadow out. My brain wheels at this, she goes either way, even seems to sway side to side and not rotate (try to follow her foot).

I’m just sayin.

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actually.. if the light was above her head and slightly back, the shadow would look like that... but why does it have to be a shadow and not a mirror image?