K.I.S.S. is the best policy, always.
I bought 2 openers because they were only $150 each and I didn't know if 1 would do it until I got into tailoring it to her.
I measured her butt to determine how big to make the seat then the size of the seat determined how close it could be to the wall and still swivel. Even after she could make it up the stairs on her own, she'd use it at the end of the day or to carry the laundry. When it wasn't needed anymore, I removed it and she removed me.

Be fair, you made the first mistake... you measured her butt. Now you know the exact measurement of her butt and no woman would want to stick with someone with that intimate knowledge.

Naw, Tony. It's useless information because that's a constantly changing number. Ask any woman how much her butt changes, not only yearly or monthly but daily.;)

Ungreatfull Wench !!!!!!

No Zip, she was and is grateful. I think she was trying to put that part of her life behind her and I was part of that part. It's just one of those unfortunate things people do.;)

You were part of her behind?

unfinished 1

unfinished 2

Nice. Is that soapstone or wood? (or something else)

Ungrateful for the winch, the witchy wench!

clay


....gray clay. i say its gray clay. i say it today. I say its gray clay today. Oh by the way, it's gray clay today, I say. I wouldn't have it any other way, than gray clay today.

Hooray!

Drew this Catwoman cartoon last year while first teaching myself vector graphics. Done in CorelDraw 7.0 and Photoshop 6.0. I'm not really big into superheroes and villians, so I took a rather irreverent approach. :D

http://ruhkarv.homestead.com/files/CatWoman.gif

comic strip
 

good stuff! what did you use to draw it? (hardware)

Hardwarewise, I use a four-year old Pentium III @ 800 MHz with 128MB of RAM.

Here's a more recent cartoon done in CorelDraw 11.0. I use Adobe Illustrator sometimes as well, but I find it more difficult to use.

http://ruhkarv.homestead.com/files/GoanUp.jpg