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ZADIG. "Gamers" Furniture and Decor Pack
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This game was created by Dolldiva67 .
I have been tagged by Dolldiva67 and Eternity Neverending. <3 <3
The rules of this Tag game are simple: create a collage or group shot of your chosen males (all if you like) and say why it is you LOVE collecting male dolls!
If I haven't tagged you but you wish to participate you are welcome. Please, tag me back so I could see your male doll collection.
La nostra famiglia di ometti è abbastanza variegata, ognuno di loro ha una sua personalità ed un nome...ma non tutti hanno i vestiti...XD Quindi abbiamo "dovuto" ripiegare su primi piani e "tartarughe" al vento...che sacrificio...XD Credo che si intuisca che adoriamo gli hommes e che quest'anno confidiamo soprattutto nel ritorno di Lukas ...*_*
Gamer Girl Honey Series Done at Sunny's maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunny%20Side%20Up/67/55/1201 Used Scene / pose Girl Alone Lazy nights
It was an argument over which was Europe’s fastest game bird that led to the production of the Guinness Book of Records. On 10th November 1951, Sir Hugh Beaver (Managing Director of Guinness Breweries) was with a shooting party in County Wexford, Ireland. Some Golden Plovers were shot at, and missed, which prompted a discussion as to whether they were Europe’s fastest game bird. Consulting reference books did not solve the issue, and it occurred to Sir Hugh that there must be numerous other questions debated nightly in the 81,400 pubs in Britain and Ireland, but there was no book with which to settle arguments about records. He discussed the matter with Ross and Norris McWhirter to see if their fact and figure agency could help. The result was the first Guinness Book of Records being published in time for Christmas 1955.
Bizarrely the question that was the reason for the creation of the Guinness Book of Records was not answered until the 36th edition in 1989: "Britain's fastest game bird is the Red Grouse (Lagopus l. scoticus) which, in still air, has recorded burst speeds up to 92.8-100.8 km/h 58-63 mph over very short distances. Air speeds up to 112 km/h 70 mph have been claimed for the Golden plover (Pluvialis apricaria) when flushed, but it is extremely doubtful whether this rapid-flying bird can exceed 80-88 km/h 50-55 mph - even in an emergency". And I'm sure you knew already but this is a Red Grouse flying at speed, taken on the Peak District Moors.
MOC: Game On - a vignette I built for a competition at last year's Eurobricks Event in Billund.
The task was to build a 10x10-stud vignette showing what our sigfig would do in its spare time. Seeing as my s(t)igfig's occupation is clearly being a racing driver, I figured this would be something he might enjoy when not at work. As we all know, this guy is quite single-minded (some say his brain is made from red 2x4 bricks...) so it makes sense that he does pretty much the same thing for fun (provided he actually knows what that means) as he does for a living.
I'm happy with the result - maybe particularly the racing-style gaming chair. And that sticker on the TV screen is a LEGO sticker - it came in set 8682, Nitro Intimidator - and here's a picture of it from that set.
(Personally, I'm definitely not much of a gamer. I bought a Playstation once, the original one, back in... the last century! I played a bit of Colin McRae Rally on it, and never got hooked on Gran Turismo. So I sold it again after less than a year. Never owned a console after that...)
Sooo I don't know where to start with this one so I guess the beginning is good.
I was moving houses and by faith had to stay at wonderful Airbnb. The owners had to cats and always complained about their cats being hunters.
Little did i know was that they always brought the pray home as a gift. I was on the second floor and when I came down with my backpack equipped for the day to hunt a new rental place for me I saw this scene. It was an immediate reaction to get out the camera and watch. I made a few horrifying gifs of the scene. As a person who owned gerbils, I placed a towel on the mouse and got it out of the house (made sure it lived, perhaps with PTSD but still alive)
I choose this shot because it captures both cats hunting and playing. For them, this was just a small game ...
Shot in my backyard on a warm sunday afternoon. . . Im ready for Fall.
ab800 above cam, 430ex camera right, Fireball in the sky for rim.