Image round-up for 30 January 2023
A few more pictures from my collection -- click for full size.
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I never knew dragons were so keen on lollipops
Hammer-headed shark sculpture made of hammer heads
1983 office technology
Tampa airport
Silver bowl, first Persian Empire, 6th-4th century BCE
The southern Baltic Sea
New York Navy Yard, 1915
Egyptian bracelet, 14th century BCE
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posted by Infidel753 at 12:39 AM
5 Comments:
"I identify as a soda" - Cannot stop laughing... :)
I love that one!
The one this that stood out for me was the Hit Bunny. Yeah, that was it.
Oh, and the Michael Bay bees. That was another good gif.
If they expect her to wear that outfit, they can't blame her for breaking out the heavy firepower against them.
I guess those must be Tesla bees, that explode at the slightest provocation.
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