Why, thanks! There’s true beauty in simple trigonometric functions, isn’t there? (Sine of two-argument arctangent with exponential radial offset, to be precise.) I once created an animated version, but it made me insane. By the way, in the Twilight Zone, my avatar twists in the other direction. :)
margueritem about 15 years ago
That could be arranged, Broomie….
Llewellenbruce about 15 years ago
Then you would be a horny witch.
Sisyphos about 15 years ago
Just stop in a costume shop, Broomie, and there you are: instant Viking!
ejcapulet about 15 years ago
I’m sure Bill or Hagar would be happy to give you the name of a reliable hatter.
Yukoner about 15 years ago
You want to play football in Minnesota??
yyyguy about 15 years ago
doesn’t everyone?
Desultourist about 15 years ago
I had one but the horns fell off.
linsonl about 15 years ago
Horny witch…..That’s funny.
robinafox about 15 years ago
Cute? The Vikings would be mortified.
Lyons Group, Inc. about 15 years ago
Then you can sponsor a certain credit card company.
Jogger2 about 15 years ago
The Vikings didn’t really put horns on their helmets. I wonder where that mis-characterization originated?
GROG Premium Member about 15 years ago
ejcapulet But if Broomie went to Lucky Eddie, she might get one for nothing.
Rakkav about 15 years ago
Maybe because the Vikings were (are you ready?) demonized by their victims? Just speculating.
Which reminds me: Broomie shouldn’t need any artificially added horns, it’s surprising she doesn’t have natural ones already!
bald about 15 years ago
you could go to one of those haloween stores , i think there is one up at the boulevard mall
Sherlock Watson about 15 years ago
If she wants a viking experience, I’m sure Gaylord would be willing to put her on a burning boat and push it out to sea.
coffeeturtle about 15 years ago
Valhalla here we come! :-D
stonehenge1951 about 15 years ago
The horned helmets were worn by Gernanic tribes.
Desultourist about 15 years ago
Why, thanks! There’s true beauty in simple trigonometric functions, isn’t there? (Sine of two-argument arctangent with exponential radial offset, to be precise.) I once created an animated version, but it made me insane. By the way, in the Twilight Zone, my avatar twists in the other direction. :)