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Used parts and cheapest labor in the city...
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:::SOLE::: SA - Mask 7M (OT) Black
:::SOLE::: SA - Wire GNW-01 (Black)
:::SOLE::: SA - Collar Mk2 (Black)
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AZOURY - Ephese Arm Maitreya Left [leather black]
ZIBSKA AALT Lips & Noir Pack #24 Eyemakeup
GLOOM Yako Eyes
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the cheapest boat ride in Kuching to across the Sarawak River.. cost only MYR 0.30 =)
you should try it someday!! Have a great great weekend everyone!!! =D
Sunset over the Teton range, Wyoming, USA, taken from the cheapest of very VERY expensive accommodation options close to the national park. The smoke in the air was from local fires, not blown in from California,
ONG BUN PENSION HOUSE
P385.00 lang ops... P980.00 sorry, photographer's error =)
but they have P385.00 aircon room too
Americans Do Love to Go to Costco on the Weekends -- Costco, Richmond, California -- home of the $1.50 hotdog/soda and the cheapest gas around.
Not the cheapest of flights, and still worth every penny, I took a helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon, and once we were in the air, I didn't know where to point my camera. There below us was a geological panorama, I wanted to capture everything and miss nothing. To her credit, our pilot said nothing, leaving us to immerse ourselves in the enormity of the moment. No commentary was necessary, some things are simply self evident.
Day 18, Press L to view large.
Bangladesh is the store house of jute. It grows almost in all the districts of Bangladesh. It grows very well in Mymensingh. One third if the jute production only grows in Mymensingh. It also grows in Rajshahi, Bogra, Rangpur, Pabna, Comilla, Dhaka, Faridpur, Tangail, and other places of Bangladesh. Bangladesh holds the monopoly in the world jute trade.
Jute is very useful thing. It makes the best and cheapest packing materials which is called gunny bag. Besides this mats, ropes coarse cloths, shawls, tarpaulins are made of it. Its stalks are used as fuel and in making fencing. The green leaves are eaten as vegetables.Narayangonj is the chief of jute Business in Bangladesh. It is called the Dundy of Bangladesh. and Jute is the main cash crop of our country. Our economy depends solely on it.
A peanut gallery was, in the days of vaudeville, a nickname for the cheapest and ostensibly rowdiest seats in the theater, the occupants of which were often known to heckle the performers. The least expensive snack served at the theatre would often be peanuts, which the patrons would sometimes throw at the performers on stage to convey their disapproval.
In recent times, the term has taken on new meanings with the advent of social networks and online chat rooms. "Peanut gallery" may also refer to the stream of open comments visible on certain types of blogs.
Macro Mondays
Nuts
the only place to stay after you get gutted @ the casino...
none of the usual amenities
no resort fee
cheap but not best
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the atrium sells the cheapest flowers! I got six sunflowers for 3.99. it's cheap where I come from :(
They just leave these things laying around the road.. ;-p
Ok in order to get this shot I had to bribe him with some Starbucks coffee!
Hahahahaha
Got a rust problem? A leaking gas tank? Want your motor inspected? Or simply take a short break while filling up your bike?
Ben’s Garage is the address you’ve been looking for! Always happy to help and surely the cheapest gasoline around!
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It was an interesting change of topic when I recently decided to build an old Ford tow truck. I’m not much of a car builder so there’s always a bit of a barrier when its about wheels.
Soon I added a small garage, then a classic motorbike and it quickly evolved into the gas station you can see above – all clearly inspired by my friends César and Sanel who posted two equally stunning takes on the same topic not too long ago. After staring at their models for way longer than I’d like to admit I simply had to try something in the same theme :)
This one is for Ben, one of the trusting mechanics in my life. If only his garage was a bit closer to home.. Stay strong and see you soon!
Beautiful sunrise over Amsterdam, Netherlands. With flowers and bicycles on the bridge in spring.
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Outfit: Luxe Paris Planet
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Pantyhose: Vannies Elegant Brown
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Heels: C Chantal Leather Mules (part of C Chantal's Retro Rockabilly outfit)
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Earrings & Necklace: EarthStones Flight of Fancy
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Autumn Hike to Rabbit Ears Pass, Steamboat Springs Colorado... taken with about the cheapest point and shoot camera around...
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Spike: They have chicken wings, too. Also, a sort of a flower-shaped thing made from an onion. It's brilliant.....
--"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (WB)
Hello peoples!
I have some gacha items {Clair de fleur} on sale, they are the cheapest in the marketplace. Below is the listing of colors and items still available.
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{Clair de Fleur} Spring Dress {B}RARE
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**ITEMS PINK**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Pink
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**ITEMS BLUE**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Blue
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Shoes B Blue
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**ITEMS PURPLE**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Purple
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Purple
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**ITEMS MINT**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Mint
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**ITEMS CREAM**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Cream
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Shoes B Cream
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I've tried a number of different tripods over the years. At first I went for the cheapest ones, but they were no good because they were flimsy and often fell over. I have ended up with a fairly compact, yet strong, Zomei brand tripod with screw leg extensions. At first I wondered about buying it because it's orange, but in fact it has turned out to be my best tripod yet. It has travelled with me to many different locations around New Zealand and I love it, so I say "Yay" to Orange. The blue light was not originally intended to be in the picture. It reflected into my photo from a machine my husband was using next to where I was taking my photos, but in fact I like the effect so it has stayed. Sometimes unintended outcomes can be happy outcomes, can't they?
This cheap Buddha statue was found at Arhanta Yoga, Netherlands.
Is there a cost to what we seek? Is it free for the taking, already within us, yet to be discovered?
When Keith Lemon sees a Buddha statue he says, "Standard."
the cheapest appartments here - 3 millions $ -> www.kalinka-realty.ru/gorod/kvartira/kvartira/hamovniki/8...
the most expensive penthouse - 35 millions $ -> www.kalinka-realty.ru/gorod/kvartira/kvartira/hamovniki/8...
新宿駅南口近くで撮影、いつもは疲れたサラリーマンの憩いの場なのか、隣の金券ショップの新幹線格安チケットで出張費を浮かせてこの店での一杯か…
I took it near Shinjuku Station South Exit.
This bar is probably a place to relax for office workers. The next exchange shop sold cheap tickets to the Shinkansen.
The workers will save traveling expenses and drink at this store.
That’s the cheapest gasoline I’ve purchased in quite some time.
And for the record, not directly related to Obama’s administration, as far as I know. (Though it was a talking point of Newt Gingrich and other GOP presidential candidates in 2012)
for instance:
I put my business post office box here at the Hyannisport Post Office because it's only $60 a year, where the one nearest my house is $100 more. Why, I don't know. I think it has something to do with the absence of a parking lot. It's only 10 minutes away and gives me a reason to get lost at the beach with my morning coffee.
the cheapest of them all when it comes to photography
:-)
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So cheap, in fact, that I have already posted a similar one before, forgive me. But photography is about the details... and... this one is a little more unscrewed, so there is less light there...or is it?
Yes it is one of the cheapest,lowly built Nikon lenses out there, but its my first..and I'm proud of it. The web-reviews are generally positive though as well.
Oh, and did I forget to mention that I bought this for a measly 95 USD or so? And the piece is practically new, you can take a closer look for yourself :) Also equally assuring is the fact that it is regarded highly as a quick,lightweight "Travel Tele" for ameteur photographers. Nikon camera/lens gear critique extraordinaire-Ken Rockwell says the sweetest things :-
"Its sharp, easy to zoom and has swell bokeh."
Although, the lens has a minimum aperture of 4.5, this baby is still strangely fast!
Sure it doesn't "Autofocus" on my Nikon D40, there's no driving motor inside like those snazzy AFS-DX series lenses. I was opting (and saving up) for a camera upgrade, but finally decided to hold myself back. I thought, there's still many uncharted territories left out there for me to explore with a D40, why waste money on another camera when I have a "Good" one? Also, owning a D40 often gives me excuse or "Reasonable doubt", where I can create subterfuges blaming my low grade gear for a possible "photographic blunder" ;)
Wish me luck .
PS: Thanks to S'uhas bhai to once again reminding my other, opinionated half that cameras might not make a big difference in one's photography at all...also for that "Bangladesh enterprise" incentive ;) You know what I mean, Arif bhai, right?
Summicron-C40mm on M10-D
Including the rubber hood, it will be the lightest, most compact, and cheapest in Leica M-mount lenses.
As I have written many times (?), I think that this lens, which has undergone fully overhauled by Kanto Camera in JP, and has the same potential as 35-cron 6-element lens of the same era.
Of course, there is no hope for modern sharpness and crisp contrast, but it's my favorite lens for capturing the atmosphere of my travels...
Manufacturer: Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan - U.S.A.
Type: Coupé DeLuxe 5W
Engine: 3621cc V-8
Power: 101 bhp / 3.800 rpm
Speed: 135 km/h
Production time: 1946 - 1947
Production outlet: 10,872
Production outlet: 974,582 (all models)
Curb weight: 1450 kg
Special:
- The U.S. War Department had officially forbade work not directly related to the war effort.
- So with the same body as before the war (carry-overs from the 1942 models), in 1946 two series appeared again: the DeLuxe and the Super DeLuxe.
- New was the position of the parking lights (now round), now situated under the head lights (instead of beside them).
- Also new was the front grille, now featured horizontal bars instead of the flush-mounted grille of prior years, a new hood ornament and bumper guards.
- Ride and handling improvements included a rear stabilizer bar and increased brake lining area.
- They also improved the suspension included a solid front axle with transverse leaf springs and transverse semi-elliptic leaf springs at the back.
- This Fixed-Head Coupé has a three-speed manual gearbox, column shift, 6-Volts electric system, trumpet style fender apron mounted horns and rear wheel drive.
- This legendary V-8 "flathead" "221 CID" engine has a Holley 2-barrel carburetor. It's also known as "21 stud" motor (twenty one studs hold down each head) stopped production in the US in the late "30s, but in Europe this engine was stll produced into the '50s.
- Options such as hydraulic windows, original Adjust-O-Matic radio (with foot switch), dashboard clock and maple wood grain dash appliqué were available.
- The DeLuxe series was Ford's cheapest car in Europe.
The "Nifty Fifty" - one of the cheapest and most used lenses on a modern Canon EOS camera. The 50mm lens has always been one of the most popular focal lengths as it is very similar to what our eyes see naturally.
When I got my first Canon SLR (AE-1 film camera back in 1981), it came with a 50mm f1.8 - a predecessor to the EF lens with the same specs. This is the only lens I used for more than a decade.
When Canon introduced the EOS system, the first 50mm f1.8 'nifty' lens was released. It had a metal mount and a DoF scale. That was back in 1987.
The second version was released in December 1990 - it had the same glass elements, but the metal mount was replaced with a cheaper plastic mount. Also gone was the DoF display. The Mk II version was made right up to this year (nearly 25 years!!). Almost anyone who has a modern Canon DSLR has a mkII nifty fifty in their kit!
Very recently, a Chinese company released a copy of the mkII lens - the Yongnuo 50mm f1.8. Despite the Canon version already being very affordably cheap, the Yongnuo was even cheaper. And the Yongnuo has 7 aperture blades, compared to Canon's 5.
Then this year Canon finally updated the 50mm f1.8 with a new STM version (no more buzzing whizzing auto-focussing!). The metal mount has returned. I believe the optics have stayed the same, but Canon has returned to 7 blade aperture. It's a great little lens!
So here they all are: left to right - 1987 mkI version, mkII version , Yongnuo version, and the new STM version.
This wasn't the cheapest choice for dinner, but I don't think it cost anymore than a meal out back home, particularly cos we were in a prime location near the Astrological Clock and Old Town Square.
We picked Pizzeria L'Orologio for our pasta dishes (Tim had risotto). Not long after we sat down we were watching this young girl with a DSLR camera, taking photos of some of the customers. After a while she came over to our table and although I declined a photo of us initially, she was very persistent and I annoyed myself for agreeing to let her take one! When we had our meals she seemed to disappear so we were hoping we could pay and go before she came back, but unfortunately she reappeared and came over to show us what she'd snapped. I decided this time I would not give in and clearly said, "no thank you, I don't like myself in it" and reluctantly she left us alone! Thing is, there truly wasn't anything special about her photo and as she'd taken it side on, it could have been at any old restaurant. JJ takes better selfies of us! I knew there were lots of scams in Prague and I'm not saying this is one, but I was annoyed to have let her take advantage of my polite nature!