I've never had a blog before and I'm new to this so bare with me. This blog is going to basically have my thoughts/ reviews of literally anything - hence the blog name. Although, that name did come from an inspiration when I was talking to a friend about setting a blog up and he told me to do it, so thanks Gary :)
Saturday, 9 March 2013
Artist makes amazing figures using only empty drinks cans!
I saw this online this morning when I was on The Sun website having a quick look at the latest gossip and I HAD to create a blog about it straight away.
All of the above were made out of recycled drinks cans by a Japanese artist Macaon Painstakingly.
I especially love how he has re-created four of my favourite characters, Buzz, Woody, Pikachu and Mario.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Anyone know what this little icon is called " ~ "?
Well I didn't until literally a few minutes ago. It's called a "tilde".
I don't know how this is pronounced, is it said like chilled but replace the "ch" with a "t" so it is said out aloud as "tilled"?
Or...
"Til-dee" so "till" then "dee"?
Then again it could even be like...
"Til-deh" so it would be said as "till" "there" but replacing "th" in the word there with a "d" tilldere?
Or even...
"til-day" so "till" then "day"?
Haha all the different possibilities I have just come up with.
If anyone knows the correct way of pronouncing it, please let me know?
Well I didn't until literally a few minutes ago. It's called a "tilde".
I don't know how this is pronounced, is it said like chilled but replace the "ch" with a "t" so it is said out aloud as "tilled"?
Or...
"Til-dee" so "till" then "dee"?
Then again it could even be like...
"Til-deh" so it would be said as "till" "there" but replacing "th" in the word there with a "d" tilldere?
Or even...
"til-day" so "till" then "day"?
Haha all the different possibilities I have just come up with.
If anyone knows the correct way of pronouncing it, please let me know?
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