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Task 4: (Cheeky) If you have a cat (or can borrow one from a friend), take a picture of him/her looking particularly fierce and ready to eat a naughty child. If you really want to go all out, photoshop a giant version of your cat onto a picture, prowling the countryside looking for lazy children to eat.
Well, OK — so it’s not exactly children …
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In another online community, we recently talked about the new Andy Serkis Lord of the Rings recordings. Well, it turns out that the pull of The Ring is still mighty strong, for however much it may have been destroyed in Mount Doom. I had barely gotten my hands on these audios and I found I […]
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Hah, very good! 🙂 Though I expect your cat will bat your teeny Gothick virgin under a giant mat and pounce a few times on the bump before fetching her out, throwing her around in the air and then stalking away quite bored because the virgin was quite, quite still…
Hehehe. A single loud shriek would probably drive him away in shock! 🙂
That’s a great idea although getting her to pose will be a problem she hates the flash on my phone and runs a mile whenever she sees me with it 🙂
All cats hate the flash — I think it‘s because it hurts their eyes because it does something to the substance that makes their eyes reflect light.
I just used a cutout from a photo taken at daylight hours, when Charlie was climbing down from something — a very prosaic stack of files, in fact!