Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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10-08-2003
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I am getting roasted in this huge oven.
What the hell is happening with Europe???
grrrr
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and maybe some beers aswell so you don't have to go to the frigde for cold beers... :bgreen: :bgreen:
I'm still waiting for someone to invent a suit with aircondition, that would be nice...
but untill it is invented maybe a couple of plastic bags with icecubes in it, hanging around the body could help...
it's damn hot here in Denmark to...
but what the heck... just an excuse to drink a little more...
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11-08-2003
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It was a very hot summer in Berlin, and most of the time (if I wasn't playing gigs somewhere else, far away from Berlin) I spent in the bathtub, with a lot of drinks, food, music, books and instruments around me (ok, I forgot to mention the telephone).
That was a GREAT summer...hmmmm!
And as far as the booze goes: right now I'm so drunk (just coming in from town) that I can hardly manage to stand on my very feet.
That's why I'm going to sleep now...snort!
Have a good night!
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Heatwave officially over!
coming soon to the rest of europe
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doh, now ill have to study... lets see if it continues like this until september and maybe ill pas the exams...
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We'll see...
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Hopefully it'll stay this way. I've got enough heat back home.Originally posted by Renderizer
Our local (german) forecast says that this is only a break, and that the heat will be going back up again...
We'll see...
Gotta hate this HEAVILY insulated european homes. They keep this d*mn warmth inside.
On a lighter note .. I'm gonna bungee jump in some days!
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16-08-2003
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Well - good luck to you, and a save landing...
BTW: is this your first stay in good ole europe?
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16-08-2003
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I'm actually Dutch-Venezuelan. :p
Been around the whole place, made a 8000 kms trip on car throughout Europe once. Still a little kid, couldn't do much.
I want to do one of those again.
Lol, theoretically ... it should be a safe landing.
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you guys need to visit down under
its winter and its like 20c
summer gets heaps hot down here 
you guys got it easy
Thanks for wasting your time reading this line.
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Yes, we've got it easy, with no redbacks around here...
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Really cool stuff!
80 meters of freefall .... done by yours trully!
I'll post the pics when I have them available in Vzla.
(Right now, I only have the group pic)
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Very good experience.
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