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Jim Purky
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- I am at heart, a history buff, and my interest in history includes reading history, visiting battlefield sites, watching movies about historical subjects, and a strong focus on Frederick the Great of Prussia and the Seven Years War.
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Careful where you're pointing that thing. You'll put someones eye out sonny!
ReplyDeleteOl' Bloody Ban is at it again I see. Love it!
ReplyDeleteBest Regards,
Stokes
Very cool animation!
ReplyDeleteSplendid... :-)
ReplyDeleteAll the best. Aly
Prodigious Jim!
ReplyDeleteWow!
Bill P.
And I have absolutely no idea how this animation came to be. I was trying to upload some pictures from my iPhone to the mobile version of Blogger and it just sort of happened on its own. I thought it looked cool so I let it stand as its own image. The animation is the effect of seven different figure pose pictures running all at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI always thought that these excellent figures were very "animated"! Now there's proof!
ReplyDeleteAmazing & brilliant, Jim! I guess it's accidents like this that lead to some of the world's great discoveries! Cheers, Rohan.
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