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Slim Price Inner circle 1935 - 2006 1326 Posts 
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Just wanted to let you know I've updated my site with some new stuff.
we've got mummies, unicorns, and my personal favourite, my first ever gator boy! anyways, take a look and let me know what you think. also, for readers of these forums, I'm giving a 15% discount for october, just because I love halloween so *** much. -orbax http://www.fiendishcuriosities.com ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ---------------------~-->
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Dr Mage Veteran user Southern California 332 Posts
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Wow, cool stuff.
What is the color of magic?
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eggshell Regular user Chorley, England 146 Posts
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I don't think I'd sleep at night with one of those things staring at me from a cabinet !!. Really weird, but good stuff.
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rcad Loyal user St-Eustache 211 Posts
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I agree eggshell...
I am not being judgemental but I am truly wondering what kind of people would buy this stuff or why if not for "business" purposes? Let's be honnest, would be kinda weird looking in my living room and it would scare the kids like hell... But I must admit that it seems like very good quality work. Richard
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious." Albert Einstein
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Reis O'Brien Inner circle Seattle, WA 2467 Posts
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Well, I'm the kind of person who would buy this stuff! This work is beatiful! I think I need a Fiji Mermaid for my collection. Of course, these creations would be right at home in my living room.
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boblinds Regular user Los Angeles 111 Posts
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I'm with FireDice. If I had the money, I'd be SO there on this stuff.
Many of these things would look GREAT next to my mounted movie poster for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (in German, no less. "Blutgericht in Texas") |
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rondasue New user 97 Posts
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An unpaid plug. I ordered one of the fingers for a routine. Then decided I really needed the human skin face for no good reason. Both pieces are great. The finger was modified for the routine.
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rcad Loyal user St-Eustache 211 Posts
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As I said, and I hope I haven't offended anyone, I was just curious to know who or I should have said "why" somebody would buy an item such as this.
For example, I prefer to collect "monsters" figurines from movies which leaves no doubt about their origin. Those creations on the other hand look more like artefacts. Do you or would you present them as the "real thing"? Do you or would you all use it in a magic show as rondasue did? Or maybe the curiosity I have about them is the answer... I am definately very intrigued... Richard
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious." Albert Einstein
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