As you can see, all of the dead space has been reanimated by a complex form of necromancy to become undead space!! I like it better this way. Just don't walk through the living room with a crucifix or a ceremonial skull ;).
Sunday, December 31, 2006
The new living room lives!!
We finished reorganizing the living room. Overall it was quite a move that took us two days counting all the cleaning and clutter reduction. :) Here is a spiffy diagram I made to show the difference in dead space reduction!!
As you can see, all of the dead space has been reanimated by a complex form of necromancy to become undead space!! I like it better this way. Just don't walk through the living room with a crucifix or a ceremonial skull ;).
As you can see, all of the dead space has been reanimated by a complex form of necromancy to become undead space!! I like it better this way. Just don't walk through the living room with a crucifix or a ceremonial skull ;).
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NICE diagram...why did I take the time to cut out graph paper when you could have done it all on your compputer?
Cuuuuuzzzzz.... :-)
Your graph paper layout was very nice too! :) I used it as a guide to create mine!
That's because his desk was in a back room and I guess they were waiting for their pack mule to visit in order to move it out to the living room area ;-)
Regardless, looks good you two!
Speaking of undead space... does this mean I can't bring my holy water and garlic collection down to show you?
Dan, Tom's right :) My desk USED to be in our office but the three of us painstakingly moved it to the living room. We had to take a few doors of hinges and partially disassemble the desk.
Tom,
NO HOLY WATER!!!! That will effectively banish the undead space to the netherworld leaving behind only dead space... and twice reanimated dead space is very hard to come by. The netherworld gods are not so forgiving the second time around :-(
Garlic is ok.... thats for vampires! Not the undead.
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