Yeah. The u drop in or dew drop in or what ever it is. Im originally out of oklahoma. Been here for a year and still know just me. I dont know if youre familiar with the icp but im having one of their cd covers tattooed on me. The amazing jeckle brothers. One on each side with laugh now die later on them. Were going to be filming next summer and will be playing with fire some. Most likely be me doing it for safety sake. It may be a horror movie but I promise some laughs out of it. We like to refer to it as slapstick horror. I agree with the aloe plant. I used to keep one. Handy as heck. The glass blowing is awesome. I have a buddy that etches glass and metal.
Wow--you're a real pro. i've had some close encounters with live flame myself. I got a band of flames with the words "He plays with fire" tattoo'd around my left forearm and for a while i didn't get burned at all for a couple of years--weird since I blow glass and usually goit tiny burns and cuts all the time. then I caught a bad one by running my hand through the flame of a blowtorch trying to save a glass orchid that was in danger of melting too much. I'm a big fan of silvadene cream now and even with a black thumb I can keep an aloe plant alive. It's good to meet you. I drive through Shamrock twice a year or so on my way to a big work related show in AZ. i love that classic art deco gas station there.
i was around five the first time. dad was helping me roast some hotdogs. the coals had gone out so we needed to get them up and going again. he put the fluid in my hand and held it with me. kept pushing me closer and telling me i had to watch what i was doing. finally i squeezed and the flames came up. ever since then just about every year my hair catches fire one way or another. thats why i usually just keep it short. arms face head it all catches. outside of that just one wicked sunburn from when i was young that keeps me sensitive to sunlight. i have alot of respect for fire and am well versed in first aid since then.
OK, I gotta ask--did you really set yourself on fire? being someone who works with fire on a daily basis it's be nice to have a kindred spirit to talk burn first aid and flammable materials with.
