The Artistic flies of Mark Romero

[William Anderson]

The answer is.....Cheif Bromden, who finally finds freedom. Sadly, a few days later he ends up naked in a cemetary, off his meds and arguing with the squirrels. He does have a brief moment of true glory, though. Sometimes that's important.

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[willowhead]

YOU WIN! PM me with your request.

boy that was quick............

[CreationBear]

the first one of you, who can tell me, who the real hero in that book is

"Who is 'Will Sampson,' Alex."

If you don't mist-up every time you see Chief chuck that water cooler through the window, I got no use for ya,

[CreationBear]

Man, playing with William is like dueling with WATSON. Good show, though.

[William Anderson]

Seriously...I clocked in moments before you did. Love that movie.

Mark, I appreciate the incentive, but I am honestly up to my eyes in stuff. Cool quiz, man.

w

[willowhead]

Ok, i'll give the hooks to C.B. then..... ..............stand by for a new fly pic posting..............IF i still have at least one more alloted space left at this site............otherwise i'll have to jump through a few more hoops first.......... brb...........

This is a tye i did two nights ago.........took all night...........bout 6 hours........very far from technically exacting and it was loaded with frustration......but a really good example of what i was refering to earlier...........over comming the obstacles is fun..........even though i did not totally succeed.
Vicki, this is the one i was tellin' you i was only so-so happy with..........
clcik on the pic itself for a better view.........

William, love the movie and the book as well.

[kanutripr]

It is a 'mother' of a fly. You'll have to remind me what it was you didn't like about it.



Vicki

[tie2fish]

So that's what was hiding behind Hale-Bopp ...

[willowhead]

Hell of a comet.....ah, i mean comment.

[letumgo]

Mark - I give this an Eleven! I imagine the mechanics of tying on a hook the long presents all kinds of challenges. Bravo.