Pavlov's dog with lipstick.
This shit makes the Manchurian Candidate look tame.

You made my day... thx.

The greatest artists of the time were the one's who rebelled against the church, so in that regard I suppose you are right.

I'm just looking for a decent chocolate chip cookie recipe...

Name of Group Name of Religion Number of followers Date of Origin Main regions covered
Abrahamic religions
3.4 billion Christianity 2.1 billion 1st c. Worldwide except Northwest Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and parts of Central, East, and Southeast Asia.
Islam 1.5 billion 7th c. Middle East, Northern Africa, Central Asia, South Asia, Western Africa, Indian subcontinent, Malay Archipelago with large population centers existing in Eastern Africa, Balkan Peninsula, Russia, Europe and China.
Judaism 14 million 1300 BCE >Israel and among Jewish diaspora (live mostly in USA and Europe)
Bahá'í Faith 7 million 19th c. Dispersed worldwide with no major population centers
Indian religions
1.4 billion Hinduism 900 million no founder Indian subcontinent, Fiji, Guyana and Mauritius
Buddhism 376 million Iron Age (1200–300 BCE) Indian subcontinent, East Asia, Indochina, regions of Russia.
Sikhism 23 million 15th c. India, Pakistan, Africa, Canada, USA, United Kingdom
Jainism 4.2 million Iron Age (1200–300 BCE) India, and East Africa
Far Eastern religions
500 million Taoism unknown Spring and Autumn Period (722 BC-481 BC) China and the Chinese diaspora
Confucianism unknown Spring and Autumn Period (722 BC-481 BC) China, Korea, Vietnam and the Chinese and Vietnamese diasporas
Shinto 4 million no founder Japan
Caodaism 1-2 million 1925 Vietnam
Chondogyo 1.13 million 1812 Korea
Yiguandao 1-2 million c. 1900 Taiwan
Chinese folk religion 394 million no founder, a combination of Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism China
Ethnic/tribal
400 million
Primal indigenous 300 million no founder India, Asia
African traditional and diasporic 100 million no known founder Africa, Americas
Other
each over 500 thousand
Juche 19 million North Korea
Neopaganism 1 million
Unitarian-Universalism 800,000
Rastafarianism 600,000
Scientology 500,000 1951

You guys crack me up!

@solo said:

I assume this is kinda what you wanted.

There you gogo solo.

70% of Americans now agree that Bush is a disaster.
Just two presidents have had lower approval (Richard Nixon and Harry Truman) than President Bush, and none has had higher disapproval in polls since 1938.

@watkins said:

Dear Paris,

I would draw my square and make it a group. I would then draw my post/spindle at one corner of the square and then make it a component. I would then move and copy the post the required spacing, and then use *N to repeat the move/copy N times. Lastly, I would rotate/copy the array around the centre of the square to complete the four sides. Rotate 90 dgrees first, and then enter *3 to complete the square.

Regards,
Bob

Thx Bob,
It didn't occur to me to rotate within a square.

Susan,
That's pretty much how I did it.
The first time the wall was 6" thick and the push-thru became convoluted, so I reduced the thickness to an inch and it worked perfectly. I then created a glass panel using an amber 60's bottle glass pattern. Duped the cutout wall and sandwiched the glass. Looks great when you look thru the silhouette window into the set model. Now all I have to do is build it.

Thanks.

Solo thanks too.

@solo said:

Oh!

Then yes, trace and pull.

I pasted the silhouette on the wall, traced with draw freehand, then pushed it through. Now I'm going to duplicate the wall, create a transparent middle bottle glass textured window and sandwich it in the middle.

Not sure if I made myself clear.
What i want to do is make a window shaped like a gogo dancer.

What took you so long, Solo!
So, do you think i should take my silhouette (a gogo dancer) and paste it to the wall, then trace it and push it through?

This seems to be my day for questions.
I need to cut out windows in a silhouette shape. Suggestions.
Thx.

Pete, you are a shit disturber of the highest order.

Hey,
I'm having a brain fart regarding how to place equally spaced spindles/posts around a square.
Help please.
BTW, Solo the cage solution worked out perfectly. Thx.

Only people with above average intelligence should be allowed to run for office...

@solo said:

Paris

here is a fast and dirty idea, I used follow me and array (rotate copy)

Thanks Solo, that's the route I took.

I figured it out... thx.

Hey,
I need to design a 6' diameter GoGo cage for a movie set. Think human scale cylindrical 'bird cage' with a domed top. Can someone suggest the most efficient way to space the bars around the perimeter and create the ribbed domed top.

thx.

@bellwells said:

Tell me where you're from, Paris, and I'll be glad to dig up some dirt on your cultural history.

I would be pleased to tell you where I am from, however, now that I know where you are coming from I would be concerned that you would burn a cross on my lawn or poison my dog. I think this subject has come to a conclusion for me and so I bid you all adieu.