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A Sunday afternoon at Sunshine and Cooter's picnic table, having some pork and beers perfectly cold perfectly cooked
According to Greek legend, the Amphisbaena can move in the direction of either head, if the two halves hold onto each other, creating a circle, which enables it to roll. The two heads are capable of acting independently, although they often think and work together, as if of one mind.
The Amphisbaena aptly portrays the Fool, who, when faced with choices, often can’t make up his mind, or decides without enough information. If this is the first card in a layout, it may indicate that the wrong question is being asked, or that the questioner is hesitant about making choices.
Divinatory Meaning: Expect the unexpected. New beginnings or journeys into unknown areas. A leap of faith is required. Decisions must be made. If this card represents a person, she/he will be very unconventional, or may be a wanderer without goals.
Magickal Uses: Use to represent an unpredictable person or an unconventional outcome.
This was far and away my favorite April Fools’ Day gag this year. Bethesda unwittingly coined the derisive term “horse armor” referring to over-priced and functionally useless downloadable game content at the dawn of console DLC. Years later they showed some humility by doubling the price on April 1 (while halving the price of their more practical offerings).
Picture taken with while taking a break from shooting "Fool Me Once" with Danny Kaye in the Colorado Mountains in 1952. Petrine's dog, Wilson sits by her side, a gift from Vincent Price when they wrapped "The Darkest Voyage". During this period some said Petrine had put on weight and gossip mongers were speculating that it was due to a "secret pregnancy", and that the father was the ever amorous Rex Harrison, with whom Petrine had starred with the previous winter. Petrine responded to the "slander" as she put it by saying "The only thing fertilized in that picture is the apple, perhaps you should track down the bee that done the deed and try to find out HIS name"
Macro Monday Theme: I Fooled You.
Went with an instagram styled food shot for the little erasers
Calgary, Alberta
Fools in love
Well are there any other kind of lovers
Fools in love
Is there any other kind of pain
Joe Jackson - Fools in Love
Amsterdam, Hempont (20250314)
Vintage DCC: Kodak Easyshare c530
i got another version of this with the stripey guy cropped out, and desaturated. Just testing the turd polishing theory. I love his leg reflected in the glass door.
What a Great April Fools Stunt! The Flickr creatives are to be congratulated on formulating such a great prank.
Per Filckr: "We’ve been working around the clock on our bold new design, destined to become the default view for all photos on Flickr – and we can’t wait to show it to you today!To try out the new look, click the computer icon with 2 dots at the bottom right of any photo page. This will be rolling out over the next 24 hours.Your photos will be re-envisioned in a glorious black and white Atkinson Dither, removing the distraction of those many many megapixels and stripping your art back to its most original, naked, beautiful form. The new page design has been updated to match the new vintage aesthetic.We’d love to see your photos in this bold new style. Take a screen shot and upload it tagged with “flickrdither” to share them with the rest of us.We’re rolling this test out over the next 24 hours and then out as the default look in the coming weeks! Photography started in black and white, and we feel it’s time to take photo sharing back to its roots. Welcome to 2012, via the 1980s."
Funny Stuff. Only a fool wouid dither his images away.
People on telly making fools of themselves in the name of children's entertainment. You've gotta love 'em.
My entry for "People Dancing" in March's Monthly Scavenger Hunt.
HDR image from the "Narrenbrunnen, roughly translated" as Fountain of Fools in Engen, Germany.
More details about the fountain can be found here (in German):
FOOL FOR LOVE by Louise Behiel
A woman is dragged from a contented, happy marriage to a life on the run.
NEVER COUNT YOUR CHICKENS by Victoria Chatham
Two boys play an April Fool’s joke on their employer.
WISHFUL THINKING by Alyssa Linn Palmer
CeeCee tells Ruth about her past, but how truthful is she?
AIRPORT SECURITY by Julie Rowe
On her way home from her tour of duty in Afghanistan, Dr. Abigail Westward discovers it’s not easy to leave her fellow soldiers or the memories of combat behind.
BABY FEVER by Sheila Seabrook
Baby cribs and baby swings and a winking, blinking doll. Oh my!
LUCY’S APRIL FOOLS by Brenda Sinclair
Will this be George Jack’s year to catch Lucy in an April Fool’s joke, or will his wife outsmart him again?
WHERE RABBITS RUN WILD by Trip Williams
Not all the rabbits in the mountains of Bandit Creek are cute and cuddly. Some come with a warning label.
April Fool's cupcakes
noodles are icing, sauce is strawberry preserves, meatballs are chocolates and cheese topping is grated white chocolate