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Die Preparation Area

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is that a fence on the ground? it looks like a fence that fell over.
chrissie
Thu 02-23-2006
No it's the wooden blocks that line the floor... this is what they look like all lined up, before they buckle :)
Motts
Thu 02-23-2006
shouldn't that be spelt 'dye'? not die as in death.
Johnnsy
Fri 04-21-2006
Johnnsy--I think 'dye' is meant for coloring...but since this is an auto factory, I think die, in this sense, would be as in die-cast, or casting metal. (although, that message could be taken the other way...Go there to prepare...)
Tony C.
Fri 04-21-2006
i think it would be "die" as in a metal cutting die
bdhsnake
Fri 04-21-2006
THAT'S what I meant, yea...yea....
Tony C.
Fri 04-21-2006
ohh yeah, that's right. thanks alot. :)
Johnnsy
Sun 04-23-2006
the proper spelling is die, as in tool and ie. I am a tool and die maker by trade. these pics are the best
figusmakem
Sat 06-24-2006
well that's a little depressing.

i don't know if i'd want to prepare for that or not.
Angela
Wed 03-05-2008
prepare to die...
sneakysweep
Sat 08-16-2008

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