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T. Henry Petras
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- Tioga, ND
- United States
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T. Henry Petras replied to James Murray's discussion The Accepted Cog Saloon"(( whats wrong with my window...I seem to be unable to open general chat.))
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T. Henry Petras replied to James Murray's discussion The Accepted Cog Saloon"Gin and tonic please....splash of lime
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T. Henry Petras replied to Caitlyn's discussion Tinkering Safety"Amazing how much energy can be stored in a good spring mechanism. Released all at once Yipe! Hope your fingers are on the mend. When dealing with an over wound bit of clock work, best not to dismantle until you manage to get some of the tension off.…"
T. Henry Petras commented on Bonnie O'Hare's group Old Fashioned PenPals"Hello Each of you; You can call me Henry if you like.
Happy to see so many folks interested in hand written corespondence. Trying hard not to lose what handwriting skill that I still may have.
Interests, in no particular order, Drawing,…"
T. Henry Petras joined Bonnie O'Hare's group
Old Fashioned PenPals
This the group for those who are interested in being penpals, by writing old fashioned letters (ie no e-mails, texts, IMs, FaceBook, Twitter, etc) to one another.
T. Henry Petras left a comment for Captain Malcalypse Plunderson."They latest theories regarding time travel tend to explain why so many chrononauts fail to return to their present...You need a "Time Buoy" to mark your temporal point of origin...So much of Time jumping involves the parallel temporal…"
T. Henry Petras added a discussion to the group paper gamers table
Reencounter: One Figure One = Character Skirmish Rules
Found an old set of rules for a table top miniature skirmish game titledReencounter. Relatively good rules for snap-shot One miniature = One Character...ranging from French and Indian War up to WWI. Attached to this discussion you will find a copy of the rules. I'm interested to see what other's come up with around Steampunking these.See More
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- Introduction
- Was drawn to Steampunk long before they had a name for it. Grew up surrounded by antiques. Facinated by the feel of Neo-Victorian environs, attitudes, ambiance and creativity. Most importantly enjoy connecting with like minded others. Love making Art (Watercolor, oils sculpting, silver and copper work, soapstone, found objects, miniatures in a Steampunk style) and accoutrementata of Steampunk... when I steal the time. Very open to Brainstorming and collaborative work with other Cultural Creatives.
Often enjoy writing, or at least attempting to write. I love good dialogue. Interested in R/P but time is always an issue, (sorry for that). Formerly a saltwater sailor (in real life dear reader), currently living as far from the ocean as imaginable due to being blown off track...major course corrections in the works....time will tell ^ ^. Looking forward to more travel in the years to come, Europe topping the list. Could spend my life in museums, but then I'd get nothing accomplished. Everything is about balance in this life , dont you think? Staying on an even keel...that is the tricky thing... that and not getting blown off course, of course. thenrypetras@gmail.com
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- At 4:43am on June 29, 2012,
James Murray said… Sorry I missed you in the Accepted Cog saloon the other day, Thursday is not a good day for posting abilitry :) do come back soon
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Awaiting the Dragon.
Posted on June 9, 2012 at 3:01am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Anyone who knows me will testify to my inability to type in a coheent fashion. I await the arrival of the DRAGON...apparently a form of soft ware that everyone but me and the next neighbor's West Highland White Terrier, knows all about.
Apparently it is a form of dictation software. A co-worker gave me a demonstration of it on his Smart-Phone. The phone over heard my exclaimation and admonished me that "There is no need for profanity." I am NOT KIDDING. Too smart by half, I…
Continue Pop Rivet Draft
Posted on May 22, 2012 at 3:36am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Battle Scene Rivets Draft
The Burton gun from the enemy ironwalker’s turret was spitting a withering rain of steel into the now abandoned earthworks. The ironwalker had temporarily halted it’s grinding progress 300 meters from the company’s only artillery piece, a rifled 2 pounder. A very light cannon, but well concealed and on the enemy flank.
Colonel Crouse, peering through his glass, scanned the ironclad, and casually addressed the gunnery sergeant that…
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