First go here, check out “ONLINE GIZMO OF THE MONTH Eye Prodding”, then go here.
Just do as I say.
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Ewwwww… Creepy…
Gotta find that tutorial!
Ain’t is just the neatest?!
Thanks for spreading the word, Susan. Messing with those eyes feels kind of like tapping a dead bird carcass on the ground with stick or something… it’s creepy!
As “horror-stricken” a person as I am, dead things like birds and mice come under the “boy-job” category as far as clean-up (or poking with a stick, if that’s your pleasure). In my barn/frameshop, I currently have a vole that was caught in a mouse trap about a month ago and keep forgetting to ask my husband to remove it. Interesting process, decomposition…