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Ice curling is very popular here in Minnesota. Looks just like one of the stones they use in this sport.
Chip
Chip
chipalee- Member
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Many thanks for your comment.chipalee wrote:Ice curling is very popular here in Minnesota. Looks just like one of the stones they use in this sport.
Chip
thientrakieu- Member
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Lol! when I first looked at it I thought SNAKE! But it really does look like the object used in Ice curling. How Kool is that! ![Smile](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_smile.gif)
nice to have folks willing to share their photos...thanks!
![Smile](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_smile.gif)
nice to have folks willing to share their photos...thanks!
dick benbow- Member
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This may sound ridiculous but here goes.
When I saw it, the first thing I thought was it looked like a tank. Especially the Tiananmen Square tank. A figurine placed on the left would seal that deal for me. lol
When I saw it, the first thing I thought was it looked like a tank. Especially the Tiananmen Square tank. A figurine placed on the left would seal that deal for me. lol
Cockroach- Member
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Patypus? <...CHORTLE...> At first blush, it seems a worthwhile, lively image slightly beyond recognition. When identified as a "platypus," it is both recognizable & warmly charming.
I was thinking of the Japanese notion of tsukumogami/animated"tool spirits"-- utensils that become alive & self-aware when approaching a hundred years of age. Admittedly, no specific tool came to mind & I dismissed commenting until teased forward by your platypus, Russell.
Offered with a grain of tongue-in-cheek... :-)
I was thinking of the Japanese notion of tsukumogami/animated"tool spirits"-- utensils that become alive & self-aware when approaching a hundred years of age. Admittedly, no specific tool came to mind & I dismissed commenting until teased forward by your platypus, Russell.
Offered with a grain of tongue-in-cheek... :-)
Last edited by Chris Cochrane on Tue Jan 07, 2014 2:14 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : oops... miskeyed "animated")
Chris Cochrane- Member
Re: Pattern stone
Chris Cochrane wrote:I was thinking of the Japanese notion of tsukumogami/antimated"tool spirits"-- utensils that become alive & self-aware when approaching a hundred years of age.
How about a mochi kine (mallet) and the stone bowl...(forgot the japanese name)
Mochi Mallet Pics
明けましておめでとうございます。(Happy New Year)
Kakejiku- Member
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