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- 7 de Feb, 2015
It's just precious that he thinks people half his age are going to follow him.
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Sweet dijo:That's where I come in. [...] I am the bridge
I like to call that "Sweet-O-Vision." It's probably impaired theory of mind -- a classic symptom of autism spectrum disorders.Sweet thinks what's true for him is true for everyone.
The only thing I find frightening about this picture is the knowledge that the filthy, rotting backdrop looks that way all year round and wasn't altered at all for Halloween.Ver archivo adjunto 57097 Ah, so "despited" is now "despised." You're welcome, Jon.
Also, getta load of that gut! Good grief! "Are you ready for Freddy? " Pft. More like, "Are you ready for french fries? Too bad, I ate 'em all!"
Ugly, jawless, lazy, lardy welfare leech who doesn't know anything about young people thinks they'll want anything to do with him? He didn't even have friends when he was in his twenties. He's just applying another lens to his hopeless delusions.
Ver archivo adjunto 57097 Ah, so "despited" is now "despised." You're welcome, Jon.
Also, getta load of that gut! Good grief! "Are you ready for Freddy? " Pft. More like, "Are you ready for french fries? Too bad, I ate 'em all!"
Ugly, jawless, lazy, lardy welfare leech who doesn't know anything about young people thinks they'll want anything to do with him? He didn't even have friends when he was in his twenties. He's just applying another lens to his hopeless delusions.
Jon isn't very self-aware anyway; it's the unspecified brain disorder.It's odd (not really) that Sweet, with his obsession with horror movies and novels and comics, doesn't realize that it's impossible to look sinister when wearing a hat that is eight sizes too small for your head. The effect is not menacing; it's comical.
The only thing I find frightening about this picture is the knowledge that the filthy, rotting backdrop looks that way all year round and wasn't altered at all for Halloween.
Is it just me, or is the Sweet household poorly lit? Everything looks so dark in so many of the pictures of the interior of the house.
A couple of closeups of the Freddy claw... made from a simple farm implement (with blunt edges, of course) tied to an old brown cloth glove by a hank of old boot-lace underneath the palm and round the base of the thumb. This little bit of ingenuity is guaranteed to have a couple of kids drop a Mars bar or two in their shorts every Halloween.
I'd keep it as dark as possible too if I looked like John.
Geez, I was looking at those pictures on my laptop last night and they were a tiny bit more legible. On this computer they're just a dark, indistinct mass. None of his pictures are very well lit, though, and it's hard to tell what exactly is going on in most of them (which is probably a blessing). They make Chris' old yellow-filtered PSEye videos look like masterpieces.Okay, this is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. Pear-shape is showing us his "Freddy Claws":
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You can barely make out what's going on in the photo for the lack of light (the composition's lacking too).
Is it just me, or is the Sweet household poorly lit?
Jonathan M. Sweet: master of the canine form dijo:In regards to some of the comments about this cover that Mooch resembles a "Frankenstein'd cow with severed human limbs grafted onto it" and like he's suffering "a grand mal seizure"... well, y'know, that's just the way pit bulls move. Have you ever watched one? It isn't a smooth, poetic swoop, like, say, a hound, who are so graceful they seem to fly@. It's just not. I tried to capture all this in a single sketch-- Mooch is clumsy and excitable, a mad glory of flailing limbs and oversized paws going every whichaway.. The poor, lovable fool is prone to bumping headfirst into tables and doorframes, or if following someone, the back of their legs. My mom forever worries one day he'll knock her over running into her from behind. Fellow pitbull owners agree.@ Once a noble creature and mighty protector, the pit bull has become the sad clown of the animal world. I blame decades of selective breeding. It's watered down the bloodline and left them stumbling, bumbling creatures prone to weak eyes, deafness, skin problems, and largely insensate to pain. Coupled with jaws that can chew through bone and even metal, it's earned them a largely undeserved reputation as vicious, remorseless fighting machines. Mooch is actually quite gentle (as long as you don't get between him and food), but he does gets upset easily (probably because his deafness renders him unable to understand social cues).
Also, that's not a vagina; it's the scar left from his operation, and he's quite sensitive about it.