Image round-up for 10 December 2024
More pictures from my collection -- click any image for full size.
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That's Barbie Yaga
It's said that many fashion designers are gay men -- I'm starting to suspect the designs they come up with are an attempt to undermine heterosexuality by making women look ridiculous
Siberian indigenous ethnic pop music
Neptune
Monteriggioni, Tuscany, Italy
Size of Iran relative to western Europe
Anglo-Saxon brooch, seventh century CE
Andromeda galaxy
Welder in training, Florida, 1943
Istanbul seen from space
Kyiv, Christmas 2021
The bones of the ancestors yet serve nobly
Fluorescent ring made with uranium-infused glass, c 1930
Yet another of the abominations of the sea
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Siberian indigenous ethnic pop music
posted by Infidel753 at 12:54 AM
5 Comments:
So much fun here. I can't pick a favorite. There are so many that made me spew my coffee.
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Awesome roundup. I have to go find and order some skull and bones sugar cubes.
Gotta love Spock. I miss that we won't see him on anymore new Star Trek movies.
Great snowman.
My daughter would love those bone shaped sugar cubes.
That black horse is gorgeous.
The skull tea cup is awesome.
I love the tree's at night but that lone phone booth was creepy.
Have a good week.
Many beautiful, strange, and wondrous things! The abomination of the sea (which I did not know was a biblical reference from leviticus) made me curious and after a little Google searching I found that it's a Bobbit Worm. They can grow to almost six feet long!
Sandee: I hope the spewed coffee didn't waste any skull-shaped sugar cubes.
Leanna: The place where I found that picture didn't mention where to order them, unfortunately.
Mary: Sadly, I think all the original actors are gone now except William Shatner.
Any tea served in that cup would need to have the skull-shaped sugar cubes.
Ricko: Calling it a "bobbit worm" is even worse. Quite evocative of what human body part it would be likely to grab off.
Six feet long? The sea is full of things that are far too big.
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