May I suggest that you also take a picture of yourself concentrating, and compare that to (feigning) grumpy?
At shows you spend a lot of time thinking – I’d assume it’s things you’re trying to remember, which is furry muff – but believe me, it looks remarkably like “Come near me and you DIE!”
Honestly, I can’t win. It’s a perpetual issue. The alternative is to walk around with a big grin on my face all day, and that just ain’t going to happen.
#1 by Shadowe at June 12th, 2008
Umm… there’s a difference?
Of course there is. Normal looks normal.
May I suggest that you also take a picture of yourself concentrating, and compare that to (feigning) grumpy?
At shows you spend a lot of time thinking – I’d assume it’s things you’re trying to remember, which is furry muff – but believe me, it looks remarkably like “Come near me and you DIE!”
#2 by Rockjaw at June 12th, 2008
Thinking is probably the same as grumpy.
Honestly, I can’t win. It’s a perpetual issue. The alternative is to walk around with a big grin on my face all day, and that just ain’t going to happen.
#3 by Shadowe at June 12th, 2008
I’ll be the first to admit that the thought of you with a big grin on your face all day is a scary prospect.
And Chris would probably quit on the spot.
We shall just have to risk the wrath of Rockjaw.
(Alliteration always awesome!)
#4 by Wild Red at June 12th, 2008
Hmm, maybe we should wave Brownies under your nose. They seemed to put a smile on your face
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I see the difference between normal and grumpy, your eyebrows are closer together
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#5 by Dr Toerag at June 12th, 2008
In one he looks normal, in one he looks grumpy. Where’s the confusion?
#6 by Shadowe at June 13th, 2008
I think it’s that when he’s grumpy, his beard and ‘tache blur. Or is that just the photo?