She reacts well. Loud "oh"s, affronted, shocked, with lots of commentary. Should be fun. I just have to make sure I'm ready to record it this time.

I have a new one, number 4, but it looks like I forgot to post number 3 as well from a while ago. So, here's them both, the latest happening after I found a dinosaur PEZ candy dispenser at the store, and now had a carnivorous (looking) creature to introduce the ducks to, hahahaha.

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HA! I love the PEZ one. One of the best ideas thus far. The whole scene was priceless.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks. The circle and sacrifice one might be next, and maybe this weekend. I'm thinking a few upside down crosses might go well in the scene, and add to the satanic stereotype.

I wanted to ask a youtuber who's a bit of an expert on paganism/wiccan categories what would be the best way to represent satanism (which I think of as just another side of the xtian coin) as the sacrificers, and how to spare it from symbolically looking like it's a nature loving pagan/wiccan, since those guys, while silly, don't usually anger me (so far) to the same extreme as the abrahamic ones, but he doesn't accept pm's except from approved friends. So, I'll just wing it. Or, maybe I'll just ask in a comment on his page.

The next time someone tells me I'm just mad at their god, I'm going to tell them that if that were true, I'd be a satanist, not an atheist.

Awesome again Scented......

Nice videos. I've got a few suggestions:

1) Blu-tack little red eyes onto the ducks, and have them staring outwards. Or, blu-tack a bit of black fluff on their heads and give them afros. Hopefully, blu-tack wouldn't spoil them, and would hence avoid your housemate's wrath.
2) Have one at the bottom of a bowl or cup full of water, with a Lego brick tied to it with string. The others could be standing at the edge, looking suspicious (somehow).
3) On a similar note to 2), blu-tack a pencil upright, with another pencil attached to it horizontally. Then, hang a duck by its neck with string. Eh voila! You have your own gallows!
4) Stick little swastikas on them, and have them goose (or should that be duck?) stepping along the kitchen counter, in a line.

(July 3, 2010 at 1:52 pm)The Omnissiunt One Wrote: Nice videos. I've got a few suggestions:

1) Blu-tack little red eyes onto the ducks, and have them staring outwards. Or, blu-tack a bit of black fluff on their heads and give them afros. Hopefully, blu-tack wouldn't spoil them, and would hence avoid your housemate's wrath.
2) Have one at the bottom of a bowl or cup full of water, with a Lego brick tied to it with string. The others could be standing at the edge, looking suspicious (somehow).
3) On a similar note to 2), blu-tack a pencil upright, with another pencil attached to it horizontally. Then, hang a duck by its neck with string. Eh voila! You have your own gallows!
4) Stick little swastikas on them, and have them goose (or should that be duck?) stepping along the kitchen counter, in a line.

Nice ones. Number 2 sounds like the one that would be easiest to do as far as having the props goes, except for the Lego part. The ducks are usually on an open shelf above a counter, so if one is dead at the bottom of a water filled bowl, the others can look down at the scene from there. If I carefully draw (with something like a nonpermanent food) little grins at their mouths, that would look like maybe they pushed/body-dumped the other one.

I'm not sure what blu-tac is, but it sounds like it might be the same as what was called sticky-tac when I was a kid. It was a sticky putty-like substance used as a temporary adhesive that leaves no residue when removed. In school it was used to put papers up on the wall. Does that sound like the same stuff?

(July 3, 2010 at 5:22 pm)Scented Nectar Wrote:

(July 3, 2010 at 1:52 pm)The Omnissiunt One Wrote: Nice videos. I've got a few suggestions:

1) Blu-tack little red eyes onto the ducks, and have them staring outwards. Or, blu-tack a bit of black fluff on their heads and give them afros. Hopefully, blu-tack wouldn't spoil them, and would hence avoid your housemate's wrath.
2) Have one at the bottom of a bowl or cup full of water, with a Lego brick tied to it with string. The others could be standing at the edge, looking suspicious (somehow).
3) On a similar note to 2), blu-tack a pencil upright, with another pencil attached to it horizontally. Then, hang a duck by its neck with string. Eh voila! You have your own gallows!
4) Stick little swastikas on them, and have them goose (or should that be duck?) stepping along the kitchen counter, in a line.

Nice ones. Number 2 sounds like the one that would be easiest to do as far as having the props goes, except for the Lego part. The ducks are usually on an open shelf above a counter, so if one is dead at the bottom of a water filled bowl, the others can look down at the scene from there. If I carefully draw (with something like a nonpermanent food) little grins at their mouths, that would look like maybe they pushed/body-dumped the other one.

I'm not sure what blu-tac is, but it sounds like it might be the same as what was called sticky-tac when I was a kid. It was a sticky putty-like substance used as a temporary adhesive that leaves no residue when removed. In school it was used to put papers up on the wall. Does that sound like the same stuff?

That does sound like what you're describing, yes. From Wiki: 'Blu-Tack is a versatile, reusable putty-like pressure-sensitive adhesive, commonly used to attach papers to walls or other surfaces. The original version of the product was blue, but many colours are now available. Blu-Tack can leave an oily stain on paper materials if attached for a long period of time. In the USA, a similar, competing product in an orange colour is marketed under the brand "Elmer's Tack.'

(July 3, 2010 at 5:52 pm)The Omnissiunt One Wrote: That does sound like what you're describing, yes. From Wiki: 'Blu-Tack is a versatile, reusable putty-like pressure-sensitive adhesive, commonly used to attach papers to walls or other surfaces. The original version of the product was blue, but many colours are now available. Blu-Tack can leave an oily stain on paper materials if attached for a long period of time. In the USA, a similar, competing product in an orange colour is marketed under the brand "Elmer's Tack.'

The picture looks like the same texture. The stuff I remember from the mid 60s to mid 70s here in Canada was white, and had a nice smell. Also, if you pulled it apart carefully, it could be stretched in a manner that looked 'webby' and used to fascinate me. I wonder if it still smells the same. I would buy a package just for the nostalgia lols I think. The texture was pleasant too.

(July 3, 2010 at 6:07 pm)Scented Nectar Wrote:

(July 3, 2010 at 5:52 pm)The Omnissiunt One Wrote: That does sound like what you're describing, yes. From Wiki: 'Blu-Tack is a versatile, reusable putty-like pressure-sensitive adhesive, commonly used to attach papers to walls or other surfaces. The original version of the product was blue, but many colours are now available. Blu-Tack can leave an oily stain on paper materials if attached for a long period of time. In the USA, a similar, competing product in an orange colour is marketed under the brand "Elmer's Tack.'

The picture looks like the same texture. The stuff I remember from the mid 60s to mid 70s here in Canada was white, and had a nice smell. Also, if you pulled it apart carefully, it could be stretched in a manner that looked 'webby' and used to fascinate me. I wonder if it still smells the same. I would buy a package just for the nostalgia lols I think. The texture was pleasant too.

Yeah, there is a white version of it. And it's very good fun to idly play with.