Dark Jedi Kriss gives TAK the Annie Leibovitz treatment. Stop on by and see how it went.
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7 comments:
The what treatment? LOL!
ROFL! Earl, man, she is good at that! Someone other than for a change! Finally!
"the Annie Leibovitz treatment" means taking great and unusal pictures like the great photographer Leibovitz. (oh god am I that old that you don't know who she is?)
lol, I know who Annie Leibovitz is, Tak, if that makes you feel better. She tends to take pictures of people that vary from normal.
And at least Kriss didn't put you in a bathtub full of milk.
Oh and I took the liberty of having that last picture Kriss posted of you made into a life size paper print and posted it in your barrick. Enjoy ;)
LMAO! I know who she is, it just sounded funny!
No clone in milk, I used that for Jedi. Cookies, Milk, Jedi. Yum!
:-P
Lt. Cmdr: good thing is it could be 1 of 30 billion clones. Maybe they won't know it's me.
Oh, they'll know, I believe Sev made sure of that by putting a cute little bronze plate on the side of the picture id'ing both subject and photographer. One must give credit where credit is due.
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