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Posted on 29/07/06 9:01:58 PM

james
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

salfordnurse wrote:
Some really good images this week. Pauline that scean really relaxes me everytime I see it. Deborah really really love those waves.S Great Idea James, where did you get your original pic of stone henge from, been looking for one like that for ages for a picture I working on. Anyway still working on mine. Hope no one gets in with it before me.

Pleased you like Stonehenge. Find images on 'Google- Images'

Posted on 29/07/06 9:10:23 PM

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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

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salfordnurse wrote:
Some really good images this week. Pauline that scean really relaxes me everytime I see it. Deborah really really love those waves.S Great Idea James, where did you get your original pic of stone henge from, been looking for one like that for ages for a picture I working on. Anyway still working on mine. Hope no one gets in with it before me.

Pleased you like Stonehenge. Find on 'Google-Images'.

Posted on 29/07/06 9:14:54 PM

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Pleased you like Stonehenge. Find on 'Google-Images'.

Posted on 29/07/06 10:52:42 PM

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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

Britain's secret lunar research programme

Posted on 29/07/06 11:15:54 PM

michael sinclair
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

Fatima is wearing the very latest burka for that demanding Taliban man who likes to unzip booties for that extra "sexual excitation."

PS: I know the boots are large, but I thought it would complete the "send-up" feel to the image.

Mike

Posted on 29/07/06 11:21:36 PM

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Michael,
That is brilliant, very funny!!

Posted on 30/07/06 03:13:03 AM

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Thanks Dave glad you liked it

Some great work and imagination going on here!!

SnowDog

Posted on 30/07/06 04:21:15 AM

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Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

First ever launch of the Shuttle Gherkin.

Posted on 30/07/06 06:12:10 AM

Pierre
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

Ok... I think I will forget my "rocket" idea...

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Posted on 30/07/06 07:49:21 AM

salfordnurse
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

well here we go. It's the swiss army geherkin!!!!

I did want to work on the tools a bit more, but I flattened the layers and then saved it, so when I went back there was nothing I could do. Nevermind that will teach me to keep backups of the file that I work on

Posted on 30/07/06 11:24:01 AM

Deborah Morley
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

Thanks salford nurse, a lot of the waves were courtesy nature with some smudging where I had merged layers and a handy rock! Great shuttle Jefferson

Posted on 30/07/06 4:25:23 PM

james
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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

e'rr, maybe a damp squib.

Posted on 30/07/06 10:49:02 PM

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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

Getting to be too many rockets this week. A use has been found for these on the beach in Chicago. Steve, please restore me as incisive incisor with 375 posts.

Posted on 30/07/06 11:37:50 PM

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meguyer wrote:
Steve, please restore me as incisive incisor with 375 posts.

Done!

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Posted on 30/07/06 11:53:31 PM

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Re: Contest 107: 101 uses for a gherkin

I didn't know what to do with this one, until the other day when we were driving up the West Coast of the South Island, and there at Punakaiki was the home of the 'gerkins'.
Before we became so P.C it was called Pancake rocks. Amazing scenary. http://www.punakaiki.co.nz/