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Wednesday, April 19, 2006
9:04:00 AM EDT
Hearing Morning (Excerpt) -- Michael Stearns
Want to turn yourself into the infamous monster of the famous book Frankenstein? (Who, by the way, is not Frankenstein -- that's the doctor in the story. The monster is just the monster.) This fellow made himself into the stitched-together thing for a book cover, using only rubber bands and Photoshop. It's fascinating what you can do these days. Also, of course, it takes a special sort of person to immortalize himself as a nightmarish freak. Good we don't know too many other people who would do that to themselves.
Incidentally, here's Frankenstein at Project Gutenberg. Just in case you've never read it.
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9:04:00 AM EDT
Hearing Morning (Excerpt) -- Michael Stearns
How to Turn Yourself Into Frankenstein
Want to turn yourself into the infamous monster of the famous book Frankenstein? (Who, by the way, is not Frankenstein -- that's the doctor in the story. The monster is just the monster.) This fellow made himself into the stitched-together thing for a book cover, using only rubber bands and Photoshop. It's fascinating what you can do these days. Also, of course, it takes a special sort of person to immortalize himself as a nightmarish freak. Good we don't know too many other people who would do that to themselves.
Incidentally, here's Frankenstein at Project Gutenberg. Just in case you've never read it.
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Ha ha ha!! You are right Teresa... HA HA HA... Man he looks loaded in that one!!
Julie :) -
Julie, I hate that picture too! When I need a good laugh I always go look at this one.
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This photo does nothing for you John. Please stop posting it! It's too scary!
Julie
4/26/06 9:07 PM