[Groop]Once again, what is that blue buckle called?

Tue, 2 Apr 2002 10:29:48 EST

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In a message dated 4/2/02 6:17:24 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
allenjf@gactr.uga.edu writes:

> What is the blue buckle that is on Groo's sling called?
> 
Ummm......."Groo's blue sling buckle"?
As to how it works -- looks like the "stations" (as they're called...) that 
are used in delicate, feminine filigree chain jewelry (connect sections of 
chain together), except of course, Groo isn't delicate or effeminate, and so 
wears a robust, masculine version....

Kaytee
PS-- so far, I'm about 75% finished with Sergio's beaded portrait ... which 
means about 25% finished with my proposed Comic Con Art Show entry....

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<HTML>In a message dated 4/2/02 6:17:24 AM Pacific Standard Time, allenjf@gactr.uga.edu writes:
 
 
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 Ummm......."Groo's blue sling buckle"?
 As to how it works -- looks like the "stations" (as they're called...) that are used in delicate, feminine filigree chain jewelry (connect sections of chain together), except of course, Groo isn't delicate or effeminate, and so wears a robust, masculine version....
 
 Kaytee
 PS-- so far, I'm about 75% finished with Sergio's beaded portrait ... which means about 25% finished with my proposed Comic Con Art Show entry....</HTML>

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