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09 October 2024
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FFS imagine the noise.....
We are born with inner knowledge of the true path
The drugs in the Middle Ages must have been better than we think
Wow, Zeus really hates the person in that one particular office
The Moon -- the hemisphere that faces away from Earth
Casa Buonarroti, the house of Michelangelo, in Florence
Jupiter's moon Io passing in front of the Great Red Spot
Brussels, Belgium -- the huge colorful area is a display of flowers
The south pole of Saturn, showing the aurora
Part of Orwell's original draft of 1984
What alternatives am I being offered?
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Love the clumsy robber and the beware of the dog the very best.
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Zeus has nothing to do with it. That was a "Witch at work."
ReplyDeleteI love that Nokia gif. You should go back and put "Fun way to dispose of indestructible Nokias."
Io in front of Jupiter was beautiful. As for the heavily armed guys at the fast food counter, I am curious how bad of a neighborhood that Chic-fil-A is in truly is?
ReplyDeleteSandee: That store that the clumsy burglar tried to rob should buy that dog for protection.
ReplyDeleteLeanna: Must be quite a witch. I wonder what she has against that office.
I like to fantasize that those Nokias were smartphones people had just been yakking on in some formerly-quiet public place.
Darrell: Astronomy has given us some beautiful visions, and will continue to do so.
My impression was that those two armed guys were about to carry out a burger heist, because it would have cost too much to pay for the number of burgers they wanted.
The picture of the guys getting McDonalds just about sums up who the world thinks we are, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteThe guys with the big guns and big bellies reminded me of the caption contest awhile back. Y'all Qaeda, Titty Titty Bang Bang, Gravy Seals... there were a bunch of entries. My caption would be shorter. WTAF. I liked the girl tossing her halo on the ground, not sure why. I've never been angelic and never made a decision to go rogue....
ReplyDeleteI liked quite a few of these. About that submarine: Does the guy in the middle sphere really have to crawl through that tube to get to the rear sphere?
ReplyDeleteI just posted a picture of an anglerfish the other day on Twitter for a friend! They are so weird to look at.
ReplyDeleteThat clumsy robber. Good grief.
All the different planet pictures I just find fascinating. Always have.
The reading nook rooms always look so nice. I can read anywhere though.
Lady M: A lot of the world probably does. And of course they do represent a certain element here.
ReplyDeleteAmi: I remember that caption contest. I think the suggestions there (yours and mine) would fit these guys well.
Ricko: Looks that way. In fact, it would seem to be true of the people up front as well, since the only visible hatch attaches to the rear sphere. Quite a tight fit. The two gun guys in the above-discussed pic would never make it.
Mary K: The sea is full of weird-looking things. The robber was probably nervous as hell -- it might have been his first crime, and probably his last too.
The other planets are indeed fascinating to see -- but always remember, there's only one planet with reading nooks on it.