http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facetious

Which, by the way, was one of the funniest damn things I ever saw. Me and my girlfriend watched that thing about twenty times before we got our fill.
Very unique and a great idea.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki?search=lol

Thank you

Okay. I can't start a new topic... cause I'm too damn dumb to figure it out. So I'll ask this question here and hope somebody will let me in on the obvious, or not so obvious answer to my problem with reflection from an object that is not full frontal. If you know what I'm saying.
I can't post an example because I haven't posted enough on here but I think you get my drift.
A"flat" one dimensional object... simple. Copy, invert, align, adjust fill. Okay. But with a curved or angled object, the reflection (as one would assume) curves away from the primary object and leaves the reflection distant from the primary. how in the hell do I wrap the reflection to keep it connected to the primary object. At this point I'm just left to move the uninverted image down and fade it into damn near oblivion and hope nobody notices it's not inverted.Any insight would be appreciated greatly.
Thanks

Upload your image or sketch to an image-hosting site (e.g. Imageshack, Tynipic, Ohshot, Imgur, etc.,) copy the link to the image and paste it in a new post here. Separate the URL to something like h t t p . w w w . imageshack . us / ujcrwubfr . jpg and someone else will re-assemble the link.