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Forever 21 in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan on April 28, 2009, the night before the big opening. These pictures are from an article on TokyoFashion.com.
I'm really sorry that I haven't been uploading pictures for awhile. I've been really busy with everything that has been going on lately. Senior year has started out great. I really enjoy yearbook and all of my other classes. It should be an easy year for me :) I'm also finally enjoying the marching band show this year. It's pretty rad if I do say so myself.
I once again apologize. I've been taking a bunch of pictures, but I haven't found the time to upload them in awhile. I will for sure upload a lot of pictures soon though.
Model: Robert Logan Dudek - German actor
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Photography "made in the shade", literally, as NS train 203 heads south through Boyce, Virginia on October 21, 2021. Sometimes, the train doesn't need to be the largest element in the photo...
The train is seen about to pass Aberdeen Clayhills depot.
This was a private charter 09-06 Corbridge to Elgin.
From 1985-1992 at my former depot of Tyne Yard we regularly worked pairs of class 37’s on the heavy Lackenby BSC to Workington BSC steel ingot flow. That was 6M71 returning with the previous days empties as 6E38.
The maximum load was 22 BBA bogied flat wagons, total weight 2250 tons.
A regular on that service was then Thornaby allocated 37521 ( D6817 in this image).
Class 60’s took over the service ,however pairs of 37’s still appeared sporadically on the freight flow.
The Savoia S.21 is a fictional seaplane fighter that appears in the anime film Porco Rosso, directed by Hayao Miyazaki.
I know they are already great interpretation of this peculiar plane here on flickr, but of course I wanted my own, so I give it a try. And I really enjoyed building it. Yet it was challenging because of it's tininess. So I learned a few things along the way. It's minifig scale, and it's the first of my planes to actually fit a minifig...head. Oh, well..
Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy this one, as much as I enjoyed building it.
Constructive criticism always welcome.
The USS Constitution firing a 21-gun salute to mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Viewed from Spectacle Island.
They're here... Awe's photostream... thousands of Mig-21s...
Or Meme-21s, if you're playing the Divide and Conquer series of 'tism simulators. From left to right:
-Meme-21F-2: the most basic version still in service, usually found in client state air forces, as the F-2 was retired from active service in the KNAF in the brief time between the Femynist Invasion (more like radical misandrist invasion) and Demon War. The F-2 differs from the plain F in that it has two missiles and only one 30mm cannon (seen here) instead of no missiles and two 30mm cannons.
-Meme-21IF: Decent avionics were introduced to give the plane all-weather capability and a radar that didn't suck eggs. Sadly, the gun was lost, because no one in the mid-60s thought guns would ever be used in air-to-air combat again. IFs in UAR service got rekt by Samaritan aircraft in close combat because of this.
-Meme-21IFM: Fixing the mistake of no gun, the IFM trades the drop tank for a gunpod with a two-barreled 22mm cannon (better seen here). It also carried the new K-73 missiles, four instead of two old K-13s. There were other features too but whatever.
-Meme-21E: The ultimate evolution of the fighter, achieving third generation status with its look-down/shoot-down radar. The E was a stop-gap solution to the shortcomings of the Meme-23D then coming into service, but by the time the E was in full production the upgraded Meme-23MF was entering production as well. Few Es entered KNAF service before the the Demon War, most saw service in client states. This would be the end of the line for the Meme-21.
Horloge géante dans un édifice du centre-ville de Montréal.
Giant clock in an office building in Downtown Montreal
Scania K230 YN62 AAK (Midland Classic 21) sits in Wetmore road on the day of takeover of Arriva Burton
We built a picture made for frames
We live in chemistry away from all the wasted time and taste
And it sucks to sleep
'Cause you aren't talking to me
I wanna give you space
But the amount between us is wrecking me
But then what?
You dropped your guy and took me on
It's everything I wanted
But then what?
Would you get tired of my time?
'Cause then what?
You dropped your guy and took me on
It's everything I wanted
But then what?
Would you get tired of my time?
'Cause then what?
You dropped your guy and took me on
It's everything I wanted
But then what?
Am I in his position now?
My mood's dictated by our conversations
And if you don't text I get too frustrated
I want you all to myself this time
Conflicted looks good on me
I'm trying desperately
I want you all to myself this time
I'll forget you if you need me to
Like nothing ever happened
My sun still sets without you
Like nothing ever happened