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Fantastic paint job!
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Good job!
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She looks great; very nice job on her!
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Good work!
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Thank you both!
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Spring is here! I got so excited, I wet my plants.
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Etsy bargain Half Hill Giant "Forest Klaus"
Chaoswolf replied to Magic Lantern's topic in Show Off: Painting
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Good work on them!
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Good work!
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That's a pretty good amount of work, nice job!
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Good work on this guy!
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Good job!
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Happy Birthday!
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DAILY QUESTION THREAD ( GTKY) MARCH 2023 by GLITTERWOLF
Chaoswolf replied to Glitterwolf's topic in Off-Topic Rampancy
It depends on the situation. Also, I try to maintain some flexibility, so even if I plan something out, I can change direction as needs/desires dictate.- 419 replies
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DAILY QUESTION THREAD ( GTKY) MARCH 2023 by GLITTERWOLF
Chaoswolf replied to Glitterwolf's topic in Off-Topic Rampancy
I used to have a copy of GT Joe #1, but I very stupidly traded it away for something as a kid. I seriously regret that now. I do still have copies of all the comics adaptions of the Star Wars movies, though. There's some other stuff, but I'm drawing a blank right now.- 419 replies
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I can 100% confirm that all the tables on the mess decks have raised lips on them.
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Nice job, you really made them look good!
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Good work on them!
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Slave Lord Feetla the Buccaneer-A4 Aerie of the Slave lords
Chaoswolf replied to charcon's topic in Show Off: Painting
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I'm not 100% positive about this, as I wasn't a cook in the Navy, but here goes: 1) We get weather reports when we're out to sea, so if we're going to be hitting rough weather, the menu will change to reflect the increased difficulties in cooking. 2) Remember, Navy cooks are making enough for several hundred people. They don't cook on stovetops. They'll mix ingredients together in large vessels that are generally bolted down/attached in some fashion to prevent spills, and then portion it off into individual pans to get cooked inside an oven, which has specially designed racks to keep the pans in place. If anyone happens to know more/better, please feel free to correct me.