Thread: Discuss posted members' pictures

Originally Posted by Suscitatsio

Why not? Ya It was the side of a massive mountain, around half way up it, but that part of the mountain was ripped up by loggers. The only reason that there are flat spots like that on the mountain is that the loggers blasted through the rock to create switch-back logging roads going up the mountain so as to easily haul all the trees down to the inlet at the bottom. But besides all of that, I'm no hippy, and have no qualms with spray painting mountain sides. Especially not that one. It offers something interesting to look at amid all of the chaos the loggers left behind.

It's funny how environmental disrespect propagates further disrespect. Once she becomes a whore to someone, she's a whore to everyone.

Originally Posted by Erii

we held a proper funeral for John.
RIP

Poor John

tara has the best picture in the history of the universe

What the fuck tara!? What the fuck!
(I typed this in all caps but it won't let me )

Lol Tara that's the same way I take care of a plate of spaghetti!

Was it good?

I decided against eating him and now we're enjoying apples together.

All is well!

Originally Posted by IndieAnthias

It's funny how environmental disrespect propagates further disrespect. Once she becomes a whore to someone, she's a whore to everyone.

So would you say that the First Nations' rock paintings drawn on the cliffs at the mouth of Narrows Inlet (which is close by this mountain) disrespects nature in the same way that my symbol (which is as much a part of the land on which I drew it as is possible for a symbol to be)? If I had painted some graffiti gang tag on the side of the cliff, I might see your point, but my symbol contains the essence of that place, my attachment to it and all that it has taught me and will continue to teach. It is more than some

Originally Posted by GavinGill

hippie signal

. I carry that symbol with me always, as I carry with me that place from which it was born. I painted that symbol there on the mountainside to express my deep affection for that place. To honour it.

I thought it was obvious that I was joking with that "hippie signal" nonsense. .-.

I think all that's important is that you use a non-toxic paint to show respect for the birds, insects and shrubs that may land or grow on the cliff sides.

Although, I'm not sure if spray paints can even be non-toxic. Perhaps the paint itself, but aerosol cans are bad regardless.

You could look into making paint the same way as whatever Native bands and tribes did back in the day. That'd be interesting. Then you could paint where ever you like without having to worry about the environment. Hm.. I think I might do that myself.

Personally, I like moss paint. I think your symbol would look quite nice if it grew into moss.

Originally Posted by Tara

I was trying to think of a caption for this describing the rabbit's thoughts. It's unnecessary.

Originally Posted by GavinGill

I thought it was obvious that I was joking with that "hippie signal" nonsense. .-.

It was obvious. That's why I liked it, It made me laugh! ^_^ But then I got a little annoyed by the other replies that seemed to take it seriously.

Originally Posted by Tara

I think all that's important is that you use a non-toxic paint to show respect for the birds, insects and shrubs that may land or grow on the cliff sides.

Although, I'm not sure if spray paints can even be non-toxic. Perhaps the paint itself, but aerosol cans are bad regardless.

You could look into making paint the same way as whatever Native bands and tribes did back in the day. That'd be interesting. Then you could paint where ever you like without having to worry about the environment. Hm.. I think I might do that myself.

Personally, I like moss paint. I think your symbol would look quite nice if it grew into moss.

A valid point. Using spray paint was a little silly of me... I'll keep that in mind for next time! I really like the moss graffiti idea btw, that's awesome! Thanks ^_^

He's coming to get you Tara...

And there she goes

Originally Posted by Suscitatsio

So would you say that the First Nations' rock paintings drawn on the cliffs at the mouth of Narrows Inlet (which is close by this mountain) disrespects nature in the same way that my symbol (which is as much a part of the land on which I drew it as is possible for a symbol to be)? If I had painted some graffiti gang tag on the side of the cliff, I might see your point, but my symbol contains the essence of that place, my attachment to it and all that it has taught me and will continue to teach. It is more than some . I carry that symbol with me always, as I carry with me that place from which it was born. I painted that symbol there on the mountainside to express my deep affection for that place. To honour it.

All I can say is that I don't think the depth of that sentiment is done justice with spraypaint, lol. I'm sorry I jumped to a false conclusion.

Damn Sero - you look way to young to be such a decadent f**k!

I look like poo without any makeup on. Anyways, that... jello-sugar-"cheesecake" concoction is what I've been living off of the past week. And no, it's not real cheesecake.

Nice hair guys, btw.

Hahah finally we get to see puffin! And intereting jello haha.

Dark_Merlin: Yes, teal.

Puffin: OMG! I love those pictures! You don't look like poo without make-up!!!

Nice pictures Puffin

You look awesome without makeup, Puffin.

The long hair look really works for you Deery.

@ Deery: Amg, I loved the caterpillar in A Bug's Life.

did you know my eyes are windows to the world?