Orchid XP v3 wrote:
> 
> GEEK! :-P

What? In here? Are you sure you're not mistaken?

> Heh. Not sure how many other POVers would wait a whole 9 months. 

Well, it's less than a year, after all.

> I'm
> told the final part is a real pain in the... well, everything really!

We men are luckily that pain won't hit us.


"Pain of giving birth is part of being a woman!" - "Yeah, and it's the
part we can fix!"
-Susan and Steve talking 'bout epidural on Coupling

> The results are quite impressive though.


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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Mah boy!

Very cute :)


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...Ben Chambers
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Orchid XP v3 wrote:
>>> Heh. Not sure how many other POVers would wait a whole 9 months. I'm 
>>> told the final part is a real pain in the... well, everything really!
>>
>> Don't worry lad, it's not your job ;-)
> 
> Sometimes - just occasionally - I feel sad that I will never actually 
> know what it feels like to be a female person, and in particular what it 
> feels like to have a small person inside me.

Take consolation in the fact that you also won't have to know what it 
feels like for that small person to come out of you.



> ...it usually passes fairly quickly though once reality sets in. ;-)

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"Mike Raiford" <mra### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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> Lighting:
>
> 2 circular area lights, one to the left, almost along the X axis a bit
> negative on the Z axis, one to the right, a bit higher along the Y axis,
> about the same in the Z direction as the light on the left. :)
>
> Background is a quilted pattern using a curved isosurface (can't
> remember the formula off hand, but curves smoothly from -Z to +Y) :)

Animate it!

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Kevin Wampler wrote:

>> Sometimes - just occasionally - I feel sad that I will never actually 
>> know what it feels like to be a female person, and in particular what 
>> it feels like to have a small person inside me.
> 
> Take consolation in the fact that you also won't have to know what it 
> feels like for that small person to come out of you.

Yeah, that usually brings me out of it. ;-)

(That moment when you discover that the small person isn't all that 
small. Or that you're not that loose... hehe!)

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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Lighting:
> 
> 2 circular area lights, one to the left, almost along the X axis a bit 
> negative on the Z axis, one to the right, a bit higher along the Y axis, 
> about the same in the Z direction as the light on the left. :)
> 
> Background is a quilted pattern using a curved isosurface (can't 
> remember the formula off hand, but curves smoothly from -Z to +Y) :)

Sooho cuuuttee :D

Lance.

thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au

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