@Greenie: YES! WE NEED DA BACON!!!

No, no I don’t!😅

@marina: Don't worry, I'll eat your share of the bacon.

Ah, yes, thank you.
Ever the helpful one.

😂

May you eat my share?

I think I very like bacon

i try to render something but failed and look what I doing to the pic

file:///C😕Users/trave/OneDrive/Pictures/Favorite/ggrrr

our precious bacon, MINE, ALL MINE!

@gman, wow nice job! 👍

@Cakery: I'll take your share!

Hi bacon lovers

Hello...

"Cake: I'm having the same problem. I tried rendering one thing ('cause the render farm wasn't offline anymore), and 3 minutes later it was still on "Awaiting building." I tried canceling it and restarting the process, but once I re-loaded the page the render option was greyed out. So, yeah . . . I don't know what's going on."

That happened to me once and it took a couple days to reset. Moral of the story: Don't exit the page before the render is either canceled or completed 😃

Pyro: Okay, cool. I just get so impatient. 😆

Greenie: whistles What a BEAUTY! Wow, seriously? Boy . . . . Wouldn't that be fun, though? Just imagine . . . .

You're flying in a helicopter (the Aladdin), the door next to you letting the overpowering refreshing air into the cabin. You look down below . . . lo, and behold! There jogs a passel of hogs, just begging for you to end their miserable slog. You load the magazine into the rifle with a satisfying "Click," and raise it to your shoulder. You take aim, fire, and miss, as your pilot avoids that boulder. "Watch it!" you say, concerned for your life. After all, from that height, the ground cuts like a knife. "Sorry!" he says, as you shake your head and prepare to shoot once more. You look down at your seat, and realize with horror, that your rifle has not survived! No longer will she sit on your shoulder, her swine-killing days are no more . . . .

😂

Hey!

Wow. That was dramatic.

Um I cant see that laxy

See what?

G-man: 😏 (You know, I kind of wish it flowed a little better. I didn't start it out as a rhyme, but the "boulder" thing was too much to pass up, so I tried to change everything to a rhyme. I'm still proud of it, though).

I think it still works quite well!