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My fuzz pedal collection as of the 12th of September 2013, several I made myself and a few I modified. It's an addiction.
this was so freaking awesome! i loved how they cosplayed as the hot fuzz characters and they even have the body types almost correct!
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One of the beautiful kittens at the rescue I have been doing some work for! So young, but already FULL of personality! This lil girl already has a home :)
The Fuzz-Stang is a clone of the ultra rare and unattainable Sam Ash Fuzz-Stainer. A limited run is currently being made. Email me at fuzzstang@gmail.com with questions or to place your order!
Zvex Fuzz Probe, got my the Vexter series because I'm a raging hobo (and I couldn't find many in the UK... ooh also I wanted the LED to tell if it's turned on and the funny port for the PSA 230es adaptor).
Squeally squeals and such. Don't think I'm going to have any built in fuzz factory guitars... just doesn't make sense man... just doesn't make sense.
But yeah, can play Plug in baby and a host of other fuzz related tunes. Pick up a bag today
I'm playing about with slow shutter speeds now, to see if I can create something that looks a little different and captures some more of the feel of where I am photographing. These grass tussocks are very peculiar things, about a foot high growing in a boggy area. I'm also using a new Leica 28mm Summicron which is absolutely delicious. I had a .6 ND grad on this to balance things nicely, with a 3 sec shutter speed. Photograph by Andrew Tobin/Tobinators Ltd
CAMBRIDGE, MA - NOVEMBER 16: Ty Segall swaps out his guitar for the drum kit and leads the power trio Fuzz through a raucous set in support of Fuzz II, their newest record. Support by Walter (featuring members of Sadgirl, Meatbodies and Ducktails) and local band Zip Tie Handcuffs. Shot at The SInclair on Monday, November 16, 2015.
Front of the Schaller fuzz 'clone'. I just stuck with the simple design from the original Schaller when I painted this one, only th words are written in german i believe on the original?? Turned out good though, and you would think it turned it AWESOME if you HEARD it! :)
The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter was recently overrun with heaps of these fuzz bombs. Some staff and volunteers are providing foster care for the kittens until they're eight weeks old and can be adopted. Chiquita's kittens are currently a dazed and confused eight weeks old.
Get your family pets at BARCS.
I did not buy Deputy Fuzz back in 1986. I wasn’t so keen on spending my limited money on him back then but I got him when I bought Bravestarr figures bundle deal in 2014. Now in 2017 I have gone mad in collecting Bravestarr toys again and this time just because my existing loose set did not come with the Multi-Rope Super-Lasso so I bought this MIB. However, being MIB, I am not sure if I will ever open it though… It means I still don’t have the Lasso as I cannot see it inside the box but I feel still good as I know I have one anyhow! Ha Ha!
Hot Fuzz - Alternative Movie Poster
Original illustration - posters, prints and many other products available at:
You see a greenish star-like fuzz? That's Comet Lovejoy! It's recognizable with its subtle, greenish tint and glow. If only I had a better camera to zoom in and take clearer shots... Pic taken from San Jose, CA from up at The Point Church. (Wednesday evening, January 7, 2015; 7:55 p.m.)
**Officially called C/2014 Q2, Comet Lovejoy was now reaching the pinnacle of its brightness and it was making its closest approach to Earth this evening (Jan. 7) at a distance of roughly 43.6 million miles. Indeed it's prime time for Comet Lovejoy (C/2014 Q2). This evening had marked the comet's closest approach to us and heralds the start of the best season for viewing. If you can find the constellation Orion shining high in the southeast after dinnertime, you would be looking in the right direction to track down Comet Lovejoy. The comet had revealed a greenish glow in its coma, due to the presence of diatomic carbon and cyanogen. There was a faint tail as well, but it's unlikely to see it with the naked eye. This comet was discovered last August by Australian amateur astronomer Terry Lovejoy. Skywatchers also had a chance to spot the bright planet Jupiter and the moon sparkling brightly together in the sky later this evening.