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28 February 2023
Image round-up for 28 February 2023
A few more pictures (a couple slightly NSFW) -- click for full size.
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No idea why anyone would do that.....
First bookmobile of the Cincinnati Public Library, 1927
Faroe Islands
Tomb of Jules Verne, Amiens, France
Seville, Spain
It didn't need to be this way.....
A wasp
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Nice assortment.
ReplyDeleteThey walk among us... that is funny... and sad.
ReplyDeleteWith the Doors playing "The End" in the background I scrolled the photo array in perfect time. Exquisite! Maybe I'll try it stoned later, thanks.
ReplyDeleteRicko: I hope so.
ReplyDeleteDarrell: His name is legion, unfortunately.
Spirilis: I always hoped that these image round-ups would prove to be an aesthetic experience.
I want that mushroom bed. That's all kinds of cool. That alligator is crazy, wow.
ReplyDeleteHopefully that bed would provide shroom-tinged dreams.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what the guy was trying to do with the alligator. Obviously it was going to freak out when it suddenly couldn't see.
Fun and interesting assortment! The one about Russian roulette had me laughing out loud!
ReplyDeleteThanks! The kind of logical flaw parodied by the Russian roulette item is unfortunately not as rare as it should be.
ReplyDeleteSurely "They walk among us" is correct behaviour?
ReplyDeleteYou brought the trolley into the shop, you are obliged to take it back out
and put it back in the trolley stack in the parking lot???
Most stores keep shopping carts inside, at the entrance, so it's easy to return it there before going out, if you feel obligated to do so. Anyway, any store employee would realize that it's silly to use a shopping cart to transport something that has its own wheels.
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