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I just installed Flash 6 again.

Oops! The title is supposed to say Iterum!

lol

Nonsense, or awesomeness?

You should get a tablet, pressure sensitivity could take this to the next level. I think this is rather interesting, keep at it and hope to see more bizarre shit from ya ;P

is this just some squigly lines?

Quote from: SCSP;1352025is this just some squigly lines?

To the untrained eye ;P

Quote from: PsychonautClock;1352131To the untrained eye ;P

wtf i train my eyes every day with 20kg weights

wat, is it a horse, too?

Quote from: PaperClipClock;1352902wat, is it a horse, too?

i thought it was some sort of planet.

Quote from: PsychonautClock;1350821You should get a tablet, pressure sensitivity could take this to the next level. I think this is rather interesting, keep at it and hope to see more bizarre shit from ya ;P

Hate tablets, personally. Especially pressure sensitivity.

And like Peyote said, it's a planet. The greenery on the bottom would be your very own planet Earth, but inverted Boy Surface style. It has another side, right-side-out and such. If you were to dig through the inverted Earth and go through the magma, eventually you would emerge on another terrestrial plane. Traveling outward, you would reach space, then, eventually, another planet with an inside and outside. It would radiate in concentric spheres for some time, if not forever. The name means The Sky Repeating, from a mix of Proto-Indo-European and Latin.

The drawing of the telescope is in orbit around the planet at the center view.

Quote from: ZeitmiserZeitmesser;1356382Hate tablets, personally. Especially pressure sensitivity.
 
And like Peyote said, it's a planet. The greenery on the bottom would be your very own planet Earth, but inverted Boy Surface style. It has another side, right-side-out and such. If you were to dig through the inverted Earth and go through the magma, eventually you would emerge on another terrestrial plane. Traveling outward, you would reach space, then, eventually, another planet with an inside and outside. It would radiate in concentric spheres for some time, if not forever. The name means The Sky Repeating, from a mix of Proto-Indo-European and Latin.
 
The drawing of the telescope is in orbit around the planet at the center view.

Also if you squint really hard, it sorta looks like a butt.

Space Goatse

Sweet, like candy