... with a cardboard tube, it's probably time to start looking at where your life is heading.
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Dare I ask, why were you beating a flake with a cardboard tube?
ReplyDeleteThe thing is, there wasn't really a thought process involved. I just sort of realised I was doing it, and happened to have my phone in my other hand.
ReplyDeleteI do like the ghostly image of the cardboard tube.
ReplyDeleteI was quite pleased with that effect myself. It was, of course, intended...
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