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Reply #30 posted 04/10/05 9:11pm

AsianBoi777	Sweeny79 said: AsianBoi777 said: It's nice. Full of emotional larseny--like a high pitched jovial squeel laced with malice. That be me. That's HAWT.
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Reply #31 posted 04/10/05 9:12pm

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AsianBoi777 said:

Sweeny79 said:

That be me. mr.green

That's HAWT.

I know

In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.

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Reply #32 posted 04/11/05 12:37am

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Now, here are some basic proportions for the human figure.

1. You can draw the human figure at about 7.5 or 8 heads high, as a standard proportions.

- After the oval for the head is drawn, measure its length and count down aboutt 7.5 heads. The second head will meet at the breatbone. The third head will meet at the belly button. 4th meets at the pubic bone. 5th usually meets above the knee while the 6th just below. The 7th meets at the ankles and the other half down at the heels.

2. The standard width of the human male is 3 times the head. So take the width of the head and measure it across three times. The three heads should fit inbetween the shoulders. The hips are usually about 2 heads wide.