09-06-2006, 12:43 PM
Just plain old "skinny" would probably do well instead of "string-like".
And soot covered needs a hyphen, so it's "soot-covered". In general I like it.
Beware the return of the Grammar Nazi!
Bardock got to it first though =(
And soot covered needs a hyphen, so it's "soot-covered". In general I like it.
Beware the return of the Grammar Nazi!
Bardock got to it first though =(

