Could it be?
OK, so now I'm Tag Happy
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Is it possible?
Oh, if only Don Draper were here! He'd know just what to do.
Well, Don Draper's wife certainly knew how to 'use' her beautiful yellow Maytag's spin cycle in last week's episode of Mad Men.
Well, Don Draper's wife certainly knew how to 'use' her beautiful yellow Maytag's spin cycle in last week's episode of Mad Men.
(Posted this once and it didn't come up; My apologies if it double-posts.)
(Posted this once and it didn't come up; My apologies if it double-posts.)
I didn't want to say too much about Mrs. Draper because I want to keep this board G rated, but this could be one reason Mad Men is rated a TV-14. Wonder if AMC is worried people will try to do this with their washing machines?
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baja
You've outdone yourself once again! Mark
You've outdone yourself once again! Mark
maytagbear
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I don't watch tv, but
let me guess.....
She took her Maytag for a "spin?"
Excellent illustrations, incidentally.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
let me guess.....
She took her Maytag for a "spin?"
Excellent illustrations, incidentally.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
I wonder how these things get around?
A friend of mine and I created a little blurb, "Pray for an unbalanced load" about 15 years ago. Somebody finally picked up on it.
A friend of mine and I created a little blurb, "Pray for an unbalanced load" about 15 years ago. Somebody finally picked up on it.
aldspinboy
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Hello ken i was woundering how do you get those computer graphics? or anyone thanks darren k
pturo
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I think your graphic skills are remarkable
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Thank you. It's a fairly sophisticated graphics program called "Freehand", very similar to Adobe graphics programs. With it you can make almost any shape, line or curve imaginable and apply an enormous color palette to them. There's also a 3D program called "Extreme 3D 2", but it's much more complicated and I'm still having fun representing 3D in the 2 dimension format. I am also an artist, so that helps.
If you're interested, try experimenting with either the "Windows Paint" in the "accessories" menus on your PC or MacPaint(even better) on Macs. That's how I started doing the machines before I switched over to Freehand. It's a good way to do illustrations for patents and diagrams.
Thank you. It's a fairly sophisticated graphics program called "Freehand", very similar to Adobe graphics programs. With it you can make almost any shape, line or curve imaginable and apply an enormous color palette to them. There's also a 3D program called "Extreme 3D 2", but it's much more complicated and I'm still having fun representing 3D in the 2 dimension format. I am also an artist, so that helps.
If you're interested, try experimenting with either the "Windows Paint" in the "accessories" menus on your PC or MacPaint(even better) on Macs. That's how I started doing the machines before I switched over to Freehand. It's a good way to do illustrations for patents and diagrams.
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