> I have to agree with you there. Of course, there are certain times, I think, when the story goes the other way.
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> I told you some time ago about how I was excited about Poser, a software package that lets you render and/or animate 3D people by positioning jointed models of the human form, clothing, and props, adjusting facial expressions and hair, and setting up lighting and cameras. It's a lot of fun, because I've always been a very visual person without being such a great graphic artist, so to finally have a tool that allowed me to create fantastical sorts of 3D rendered images was great.
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> When I described this to you, you said, "Oh, it sounds like playing with Barbie dolls."
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> The realization that you were entirely right pretty much instantly deflated my male ego.
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> S "still cracking up over it all" am

At least you don't play with paper dolls! Ever since someone linked to Heromachine in that thread of yours asking for graphical design software, I've been addicted.

10"[sob]"Kan