Tsk-tsk, pronounced tisk tisk, is usually an interjection
meaning shame on you, you've been a naughty boy. It also
works as a noun referring to an expression of disappointment
or condemnation toward someone.
And now your admitting you came in contact with asmostos, triple
shame on you. Next thing we know you'll be telling us you washed
your truck parts in Ethel and played with mercury in the palm of
your hand.
Wait a minute.... I think the guy in the mirror just gave me,
the Forefinger Rub.
Amazing what we used to get away with years ago before OSHA
started looking out for us.
I don't think Jerry's old school white lead will be the death
of him, surely couldn't do any more damage than he's already
suffered.
But seriously, a white foreground with a dark scratch on it
would give you the absolute greatest contrast. I've used Dykem
both red and blue and it's true, you don't get a very positive
read on the teeth. Wonder if the commonly available oils
titanium white and such would give you a read similar to the
white lead?
Denny G
