Sarge Speaks Out: Cattle STAMPede

Hey Everyone!
Wow, I'm so super excited about the big rodeo coming up next month! I already have about 15 entries for my part of the event. In case you missed the details, here you go:::

Cattle STAMPede
For the upcoming Blogville Rodeo on July 9^th I am hosting a Cattle STAMPede. Now, here in Blogville we won’t allow red hot, burning, painful branding of our cattle. NOPE! Instead, we’re STAMPING our cows. BOL I will arrange for your very own cow to be ink stamped with your very own customized brand. You can design it yourself and send it to me. Or you can send a description of your design request to me and I'll work it up for you. Either way works, so send your brand request to me using lfurman1987ATyahooDOTcom by July 1st and I’ll get to work.

And again, here are a few pointers for designing your own brand:

"Crazy": An upside down symbol. An upside down R would be read as "Crazy R".
"Reverse": A reversed symbol. would be read as "Reverse K". Reverse is sometimes called "Back" (i.e. a backwards C would be read as "Back C").
"Lazy": Symbols turned 90 degrees. Also, a symbol turned 90 degrees, lying on its face (or right hand side) can be read as "Lazy Down" or "Lazy Right" .
"Flying": a symbol that starts and ends with a short serif or short horizontal line attached before the left side of the top of the symbol and attached to the right side of the symbol, extending to the right of the symbol.
"Walking": a symbol with a short horizontal line attached to the bottom of the symbol, extending to the right of the symbol.
“Running”: a letter with a curving flare attached to the right side of the top of the letter, extending to the right, with the symbol sometimes also leaning to the right like an italic
"Over": a symbol over above another symbol, but not touching the other symbol. An H above a P would be read as "H Over P".
"Bar": a short horizontal line. For example, a short horizontal line over an M or before an M would be read as "Bar M".
"Box": a symbol within a square or rectangle or a square or rectangle by itself. A box with a P inside of it would be read as "Box P".
"Diamond": a symbol within a four sided box, the box tilted 45 degrees or a four sided box tilted 45 degrees by itself.
"Circle": a symbol within a circle, or a circle by itself. A circle with a C inside of it would be read as "Circle C".

"Hanging": a symbol beneath another symbol and touching the other symbol. Read as " H Hanging P", or just "H P".
"Swinging": a symbol beneath a quarter circle, the open side of the quarter circle facing the symbol, with the symbol touching the quarter circle. For example, a H with a quarter circle over it, with the top of the H touching the quarter circle would be read as "Swinging H".
"Rocking": a symbol above a quarter circle, the open side of the quarter circle facing the symbol, with the bottom of the symbol touching the quarter circle. For example, a H with a quarter circle under it, is read as "Rocking H".

And a few examples: THIS IS MY OFFICIAL BRAND::