>>63
Whoops, forgot to namefag.

This is my 6 month old black labrador, Lola. We though we were being so original until I took her to the park and every fucking dog is called Lola. What the bleeding crap.

This is one of my favorite pictures of me from recently.

I AM THE LAMP
I AM THE LAMP
I AM THE LAMP
I AM THE LAMP

Your chin looks so goofy

In that first pic, you look like you've lost weight, Casabrova.

>>193 I think I weigh about the same across the board, and I definitely haven't been working out or anything, but thanks! I feel pretty good these days, and I'm taking the New Year as an opportunity to start doing something to keep my body in better shape than it is now.

Picture unrelated, but it is me making a stir-fry at a local steampunk night. In a monogrammed jacket.

>>63
Sweet shirt.

>>223
I had a five-year-long, wear-band-shirts stage, which, upon retrospective, I cannot endorse. But the shirt brings me memories, so I keep it, and use it only for boxing. When it doesn't get cleand in time, I use a very minimalistic Mayhem shirt as a backup.


This is me at a christmas and/or new years party I can't remember.

I couldn't remember my name
So I called myself Klapooshits
It's weird being a Klapooshits
But I'll get used to it.
I'LL HAVE TO.

>>280
All I own are band shirts. Only like two or three I haven't gotten from being at a show. I never saw the big deal with band shirts, except for like, led zepplin shirts.

Hey Klapooshits, be on IRC. Or in some way get in touch so that private discussion can be had, if you please.

>>593
OOOOOOoooooooooooooooooo
someooooooone's in truuuuuuuuuubuuuullll...

>>593
>>594
Fantastic.

SAGE has been used.

>>593
I WAITED FOR YOU

>>10
Cas,are you married?

>>10
Go Go Gadget Suave Bastard

>>613 Nope, I am not. I've never been engaged either. I just play house a lot.

>>615 Thanks!

Go-go Gadget old picture of me doing Steampunk!

>>618
Awh... This is what you consider steampunk buddy? We need to have a little talk sport. Come sit on my knee. Or better yet, I'll come to you. Maybe I'll find my way to the Detroit area.

>>624 Not everybody's steampunk is full of gears and brass and unnecessary ornamentation. I portray a military man, so I dress like one. Minimal frippery.

>>627
It doesn't have to be about gears and brass but there is an element of fantasticalness to it. What sets you apart from me putting a bunch of early french war era clothes? We can sit here and get into semantics Aaron but A) There's another board for this kind of argument and B) This doesn't scream steam. It looks like you got some military dress then made a shako and glued a skull and crossbones to it. Plus all the cool kids do Postapocalyptic now. We all hang out in the parking lot and smoke cigarettes while we paint tires. So cooool.

>>628 Actually the whole uniform is designed to look like a hussar from the late 19th century. To each their own opinion, I guess.

>>628
Why are you being such a dick? He'd fit right in with a crowd of steampunkers.

LOL DATS NOT STEAMPUNK DATS JUST MILITARY CLOTHES

The man came up with a character and built his costume around said character, from what I can surmise. Take that chip off your shoulder and stop being such a little bitch.

>>630
But it's not based off of... It just IS. Except with the crossbones on the hat.

>>634
I'm just saying that Steampunk is different than Neo-victorian. Though I guess in his case he would be more Neo-Hungarian? I'm not trying to be a dick about it but part of Steampunk IS technology buddy. That's where the steam bit of it comes in. Steam powered modern technology. It doesn't have to be all gears pinned to lapels and brass skulls but without the technology part of it you're just Neo-whateverperioddress. He looks very nice. I didn't say he didn't. All I wanna do is squish his cheeks and make him buy me dinner. But I wouldn't call him steampunk in that picture.

Plus I think he looks better in THIS picture. But I swoon over domino masks and puffy shirts. Sue me.

>>635 Actually, many hussars wore skull-and-crossbones emblems on their shakos.

The point of the outfit is to be very close to a historical military uniform. There's some small details that are changed, but, I mean, a whole wardrobe isn't going to change wholesale with the advent of brand-new technologies. The invention of the computer didn't lead to computerized clothes, did it? I mean, it's unimportant ultimately, because to each their own.

Have this picture where I look unshaven and slightly angry.

SAGE has been used.

My fucking face when someone tells fucking Von Ziger, commanding officer of the Imperial Anti-Piracy Squadron, that his outfit isn't fucking steampunk enough

>>659

The combination of your glasses, hair and scarf make you look like a grandma. I now request pictures of you dressed as a babushka.

>>663
I second the notion. All in favor say 'Aye'.

>>663
i am nemo and i support this

I am Casanova, and I am a little drunk.

>>795
What are you drinking?

>>796 Bass Ale now, had two pints of Dark Horse Brewing Co.'s Crooked Tree IPA at the bar earlier.

The big bad boss man in Deadwood looks like you aged 20 years.

Casanova + Tired + Grease Burnt Hand = Picture

>>1181
Ouch, grease burns hurt. Poor Cas.

Casanova! How's the foodlife going?

Cook anything yummy? We need you to do a Cooking with Cas show sometime.

>>1200 Foodlife fuckin' rocks, yo, except for the occasional burns (which are mostly just inconvenient.) I might get to run some specials for passover at my restaurant in the next few days. It should be cool.

Cooking show, I'd love to do, as soon as I have time to do anything. As it stands I wake up late, go to work, and come home.

cas has always been the best hor. 99 is lucky to have him.

>>659
You don't even look real here.
You belong in the movie Atlantis.
I love it.

I work too much, but I got a new tattoo. Ridicule me if you must.

I expected you would get something more like this.
Did you know this little trick to remembering how to set a table? (this pic reminded me of it) Fork and left each have four letters. Spoon, knife and right each have 5 letters.

>>2536 I learned table setting based on the idea that you cut with the right hand, and so knife goes there. Unless you're left-handed, in which case you set opposite. It's a good way to flatter a guest—if they arrive to a properly-set table, they'll be impressed.

Also, the assassin symbol is my eighth tattoo... so I've got plenty of time to incorporate cooking into my art.

Tramp stamp!

>>2597
>if they arrive to a properly-set table, they'll be impressed.
Unless they're like me and they neither know nor care how to properly set a table... still a nice gesture though.

>the assassin symbol
Casanova, have you been killing people?

YOU TOOK MY ASSASSINS GUILD IDEA TOO SERIOUSLY

SAGE has been used.

In the vastness of time spent elsewhere I have become adrift and lost. I have returned now.

>>3805
You have the hair of a french chef.

>>3805
show us your butthole

And now, a necrobump to say hello! I'm trying to buy myself a house in a nice corner of Detroit soon, and working too much for my own sanity.

Attached, me with two lovely ladies.

>>3805
I like your dadmustache, dadshirt, and dadsweater.

>>3841

Agreed, needs more ass and cocknballs.

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