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Tomo wrote:Banachek's "Psychological Subtleties" has a force for a triangle with a circle in it.

Kenton has a nice touch on that too, if they mention triangle first, you can say "and what shape is inside it"...

abraxus wrote:

Tomo wrote:Banachek's "Psychological Subtleties" has a force for a triangle with a circle in it.

Kenton has a nice touch on that too, if they mention triangle first, you can say "and what shape is inside it"...

In-diddly-deedly-do.

Sorry. I went a bit Flanders fro a moment there.

I'd say people are probably going to remember anthropomorphic toys more than anything else - it'll always be easier to form a sentimental bond with something that has a face. It could be a nice multiple out if, should the red ball force not hit, have a few sponge cutouts of dolls and teddy-bears on hand to fall back on.

Doh!

Thanks to everyone who pointed out that I meant triangle not circle. If your circles have points, they're probably lying to you about being circles...

Stupid Flanders fingers...

Use words relating to ball, Child running Round, Big round sun in the sky, Rosey red cheeks etc

A//

Thanks alot guys, there is plenty of information here to suggest a red ball...I'm not sure how successful it will be until I actually decide what material to use and sit down and give it a god but I will let you guys know for sure...