The human images, 4.2 cm and 3.9 cm long, respectively, are both standing and wearing crowns. The human on the surface side has feathers and a tail, and could be regarded as a legendary wizard giving magical powers to the sword-like Excalibur in legends about King Arthur. The figure on the other side is carrying something on his or her back that can no longer be made out.
The dragon and tiger are both looking backward and seem to be airborne.
Yeah, I don't know what the hell 'the surface side' is either.
Now how about some pictures?!
(From The Asahi Shimbun.)
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How've you been? I have a CD burner, my studio is set up, and I get paid to beta-test a printer for HP for 6 weeks. This means I will have some new material out soon. I'm also going to buy iGarageband or whatever Apple calls it — it's a $50 recording program that's supposed to be really good. Plus, it goes along with my theory that if software dudes come out with cheap software, I will buy it. I'd buy Photoshop and all that jazz if it were $80 instead of $280, ya know?
cheers,
Chloe
People who do not think far enough ahead inevitably have worries near at hand.
Posted by: Mulryan Patrick on June 30, 2004 11:22 AM