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[Gizensha]

<!--QuoteBegin-Richard K Niner+Feb 27 2006, 09:06 PM--> <table border='0' align='center' width='95%' ><tr><td class='quotetop'><b>Quote:</b> (Richard K Niner @ Feb 27 2006, 09:06 PM)</td></tr><tr><td class='quotebody'> Actually, the telltale signs of an engraving are the deep shadows and light effects on the inner edge of the letter, oriented so that the shadows are on the sides facing the light source.  (On emboss, the shadows are opposite) <!--QuoteEnd--></td></tr></table> <!--QuoteEEnd--><br>...And when was the last time you actually saw that effect rather than a hint at that effect in a graveyard?<br><br>...Granted last time I saw the engraving on a gravestone was either at night or in overcast weather, so my perceptions may have been hindered by weather conditions.

[Tavis]

Heh.. at least it was still easier to read than that other thing.

[Muninn]

Sometimes it's best to just put a stop. Excessiveness can be bad.<span style='color:#EEEEEE'><span style='font-size:2pt;line-height:100%'>Your brain will pick up this line and will bow to my subliminal influence. Now I must chortle my best evil chortle.</span></span><br>Or maybe it's the excessiveness that elavates the fun, some things may be better as a result of it. The old saying of practice makes perfect could be applied to justify repeated tries despite no apparent conclusion in sight.<span style='color:#EEEEEE'><span style='font-size:2pt;line-height:100%'>The square of the hypotenuse is NOT equal to three cows bicycling in downtown Honolulu.</span></span><br>Then again, how does it all relate to the spirit of Define Cynical? Is excessiveness one of our traits?<br><span style='color:#EEEEEE'><span style='font-size:2pt;line-height:100%'>So I wonder if Tavis has to check all my posts from now on.</span></span>