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Avatar-like plan - need to ID!!
Comments (2)I think it is Cochliostema odoratissimum, false bromeliad. Here is a link that might be useful: Cochliostema odoratissimum, false bromeliad...See Morelooking for bluebird avatar
Comments (4)Sorry I didn't see this sooner, Anita. Thanks for finding it Vanessa. This was the brainstorm of Cher at BluebirdNut and the photo of the nestbox near the old rusty fence was taken by me! I drove over many of the back roads near my home to find that capture! I wish everyone who has an improperly/unsafely mounted nestbox could see this . . . it might open some eyes. Kathy...See MoreSTILL looking for that little kitten avatar
Comments (11)I'd love one Urlee - Your abilities in graphics is way over my head ~ can you do the same cat for me? I like the script, just a little smaller (not the cat) and a little less scroolie. Wouldn't mind having your little dancing cat (adorable) too. Cat lover here as you've probably figured out by now (have 4 ~ all strays). Let me know - Also FYI look at my new topic "The dreaded Red X and the kitten" Marooma found exactly the one I was searching for - yea! I just want to know how to make it bigger. It's so darn cute....See MoreAvatar? Okay for a Ten Year Old
Comments (10)The movie, "Avatar", is a must in 3D. Its raises the bar for animated movies! It is science fiction and should not give any 10 yr old a problem unless he/she are prone to nightmares, or has trouble separating fiction from reality. The military and corporate greed are cast in bad light, at least the ones in this story. Those turn out to be the baddies. There are scenes of shoot-em-ups and wanton destruction solely for the sake of the mining company. This would warrant the need for parental guidance. A love interest, first beginning as a mutual attraction plus the desire of a young paralized vetern's desire for a life with controllable limbs, does develop, but the portraial is suitable for the younger crowd....See More- 11 years ago
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