I don't have a picture yet, but imagine a twenty-nine-year-old African-American/Dutch/Cherokee hybrid with dreadlocks, birthmark over his right eye, needs glasses, is six feet tall and needs to lose twenty pounds. Yep, I'm one of Nature's jokes.
Other than that the world encourages me to remain anonymous.
I hate to say it, but that's at South of the Border. It's on the drive between NC and SC. God has forsaken that place. Do not go there.
Hey, hey, hey...let's not say things we'll regret here. There is nothing wrong with North Carolina, except maybe our school system in Mecklenburg, or perhaps our conservative state legislature, or maybe or severe water shortage due to drought and negligent over use of the Catawba river basin, or perhaps our acid rain in the Great Smok--Listen, theres nothingGod Foresaken about North Carolina.
This is me at Otakon, in the elevator at our hotel. I'm the one cosplaying as Chii. My friends all said I look like I'm about to strangle someone in this picture. XD I was actually trying to explain one of the panels I went to.
Funny you say that. Alot of people have trouble wearing those type of goggles because they are just plastic, there is no cushion against your eyes. They are hardcore fuckers. They don't even come assembled, you have to put them all together.
Funny you say that. Alot of people have trouble wearing those type of goggles because they are just plastic, there is no cushion against your eyes. They are hardcore fuckers. They don't even come assembled, you have to put them all together.
Yeah, every time I've used any sort of swimming goggles, even the big snorkel kind, they have never ever been comfortable. Neither have I found goggles that worked to a level meeting my satisfaction. Is it really that hard to make something that will make a water-tight seal around your eyes without being uncomfortable?
Yeah, every time I've used any sort of swimming goggles, even the big snorkel kind, they have never ever been comfortable. Neither have I found goggles that worked to a level meeting my satisfaction. Is it really that hard to make something that will make a water-tight seal around your eyes without being uncomfortable?
90% of all goggles are total and udder shit. For goggles to really work well they need to either go right on the edge of your eye sockets or just inside of them. Any sort of mask is out of the question for rec/comp swimming. If you want goggles with cushions, you have to get silicone cushions, neoprene is horrible and will always leak and not nearly as comfortable in my opinion. Any other material is not even worth looking at (I think there might even be latex cushions). Also, the cushions need to be solid/small. If the cushions have large flaps then they are almost guaranteed to leak. You want the goggles to make a seal right around the edge of your socket, if not on the inside. If you have the large flap goggles, the seal will be formed around your lower eye socket and eyebrows which is not a very strong place for a seal. Goggles with large flap cushions. Bad Goggles with small flap/solid cushions. Good.
The ones I use, Swedish Goggles, have no cushions and go on the inside of the socket which can make them very uncomfortable at first. However, after 11 years of swimming with them, I will only wear them because they are the best in my opinion.
You know, one of the problems I've had with Goggles has always been that thing that bridges over your nose. Does anyone make goggles that consist of two monogoggles with no strap or nose bridge?
You know, one of the problems I've had with Goggles has always been that thing that bridges over your nose. Does anyone make goggles that consist of two monogoggles with no strap or nose bridge?
Not that I know of, hell, I'm not even sure what that would look like...
Well, I don't wanna kill your eyes, so Imagine a middle-schooler that has semi-long, puffy, curly hair, and is about 5' 5" or 5' 6" (I didn't measure, I'm about an inch or two taller than my parents). Oh, and this middle-schooler isn't the acme-attacked and lonely, nerd guy. I'm the semi-cool one.
and this is a quick picture I took of the Harbor Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
No Wai! I was on the other side of that bridge exactly a week earlier, on my way to Taronga Zoo. What are the odds! BTW, that Opera House needs a damn good scrubbing, it was a filthy light brown colour when I passed it on the ferry.
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Recent picture for a photography class
The actual image above is from the back of the anthology book that contained the original strip.
Emo. Yeah, I know.
Someone told me I look like I'm Asian. One More and that's it.
This is the longest its ever been, That was last week on Monday, Before it was cut. Now it's as short as the first picture.
P.S.: didn't mean to be rude BTW (or perhaps I did)
I barely escaped with my life.
P.S.: didn't mean to be rude BTW (or perhaps I did)
An ex told me that the second picture doesnt look like me at all. Other than that, it's ok. Rude-ness doesn't bother me.
Other than that the world encourages me to remain anonymous.
Now. South Carolina on the other hand...
That's me a couple of years ago. I look the same, except my hair is buzzed.
Me swimming awhile ago.
and this is a quick picture I took of the Harbor Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
Goggles with large flap cushions. Bad
Goggles with small flap/solid cushions. Good.
The ones I use, Swedish Goggles, have no cushions and go on the inside of the socket which can make them very uncomfortable at first. However, after 11 years of swimming with them, I will only wear them because they are the best in my opinion.
Good
Speedo Vanquishers
Swedish Goggles
Bad
Shit Goggles #1
Shit Goggles #2
Shit Goggles #3
Well this is me. In the larger one I'm the one with the purple wig.
Oh, and this middle-schooler isn't the acme-attacked and lonely, nerd guy. I'm the semi-cool one.
Thats me. I guess I'm on the younger side here.