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I was tagged by Alexis www.flickr.com/photos/93039137@N07/. Here we go:
1. How many pairs of shoes do you own? Hm, 10 different pairs of Chuck's and around 4 pairs of other Sneakers etc...
2. What do you typically have for breakfast? Not much of a breakfast person, but cornflakes or a piece of Toast.
3. Whats your favourite swear word? Fu...
4. Whats the longest you've gone without sleep? 35 hours
5. How often do you buy new clothes? Once a year? I'm not much of a shopping person (unless you count movies and dolls)
6. How long could you go without talking? Quite some time...
7. Who was the last person to knock/ring at your door? Neighbor
8. What was the last book you read? "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" by Tennessee Williams
9. If you could learn any language fluently what would it be? Irish
10. Do you like clowns? Sure, who doesn't like Krusty The Clown?! ;)
11. Whats your favourite type of foreign food? (vegetarian) Chinese/Italian food
12. Do you like your music loud or easy listening? Depends on the song
13. Whats your favourite animated or cartoon program? Kim Possible / One Piece
14. Do you sing in the shower? Nope, but I listen to music...
15. Whats your most used phrase? "However"
16. How long does it take you to get ready? 10-15 minutes
17. What do you think the greatest invention has been? Music!
18. Whats your first thought upon waking up? "Hä?" While sitting in my bed and trying to figure out where I am...
19. Do you often read your horoscope? No, I don't believe in it.
20. Is the glass half full or half empty? Half empty (the ultimate pessimist)
21. Do you have any unusual fears or phobias? I hate Sloth's! Nope, not a joke. Those freaks are scary...
22. Whats your favourite disney movie? Beauty And The Beast
23. Have you got green fingers? Not really. I can even kill plastic flowers... :p
24. Do you like long or short hair? I like short hair, but I have very long hair
25. Is there anything you wished would come back into fashion? Judging by todays fashion, nothing's really out... ;)
26. What makes you nervous? Getting to know new people
27. Whats the worst chatup line you've heard? "Did it hurt? When you fell out of heaven?"
28. If you had a warning label, what would yours say? "You can ask me anything you want, but remember you might don't like the answer!"
29. Which fictional character do you wish was real? Puma D. Ace / Zack (FF7) / Dick Grayson
30. Do you have to wear glasses? I got some fake ones. Love them ;)
31. How many languages do you speak? 3: English, german, french, a bit latin
32. What makes you angry? Fake/ Shallow people, lies
33. How much do you tend to swear in public? I'm swearing as much in public as I do it at home...
34. Whats the best piece of advice anyone has ever given you? "What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger!"
35. What’s your favorite book of all time? "The Girls He Adored" by Jonathan Nasaw
If you see/read this consider yourself tagged ! :D
Leadenhall Market, City of London
The game hook racks from former butchers and poulterers shops can be seen on the first shop to the left and all but the first shop to the right.
In Henry Williamson's How Dear is Life, the 18 year old Phillip Maddison wanders here during his lunch break from being an office boy at the Moon Fire Office in the early spring of 1914, a few months before the outbreak of the First World War:
He ate cheaply in refreshment shops in Leadenhall Market. Then, a stroll around the poulterer shops, where wildfowl hung on hooks, tier upon tier reaching high up under the glass roof, lifted down on long poles. Tier upon tier of mallard, pochard, teal, widgeon, golden-eye, pintail, under electric lights, on foggy days, with figure-of-eight carbon filaments. O leaf-mottled woodcock, bog-haunting snipe, wild geese and swans, from polar regions, and - could it be? It was - it was! - a bittern!
As soon as he saw the long, sharp beak, the yellow-black-brown-reedy plumage, he bought it for half a crown. It would mean no more salmon-rolls or cheese-cakes for ten days, but what was that beside a bittern? With pride and suppressed importance he carried it back to the office, showing it with glee to Edgar, and asking him to deliver it that evening to Watkins & Doncaster, taxidermists on the Strand, to be stuffed and mounted.
The poulterer's shop on the left is now a chocolate boutique, that on the right a Wetherspoons pub.
Leadenhall Market is a covered market in the City of London running between Gracechurch Street and Lime Street. It was designed in 1881 by Sir Horace Jones, who was also the architect of Smithfield Market. Its ornate roof structure, painted green, maroon and cream, and cobbled floors make it a tourist attraction. Although it now mainly hosts designer shops and foodie boutiques, many of the old fixtures and fittings remain, including the poulterers hook racks for hanging game. The market was used as Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter films.
I say 'gamer' but the reality is probably that she was doing a sporcle quiz on one device and using the other to search for answers. They are timed quizzes, and sometimes quite challenging. We did one where you had to name the top 200 Harry Potter characters in 15 minutes. Tricky even for HP experts!!
On a hillside somewhere in Norway, overlooking a beautiful fjord, lays this abandoned building. A majestic sanatorium built to heal and cure people with tuberculosis. It opened in 1902 with 96 beds. After several renovations the maximum number of patients that could be treated was 150 in 1950.
Tuberculosis is an often deadly infectious disease that usually attacks the lungs. One of the treatment methods for tuberculosis was the constant exposure of fresh air. Even during the wintertime the patients laid in their beds outside underneath a shelter.
After WW2 effective medicines against tuberculosis were invented, people were vaccinated and the sanatorium shut down. Between 1950 and 1990 it was used as a psychiatric hospital and then the place was used as a reception center for refugees from the Balkan war. In 1994 it was abandoned completely.
Explored together with MartinW and ThomasP.
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Cheetah -guepardo- (Acinonyx jubatus)
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Serengeti National Park. Tanzania.
Half-life 2, Cinematic mod 2013, 3200x1800 / Sweet Fx / Console tweaks
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Its time to offer you another photo puzzle. So what do you think this picture shows!?! I will reveal the answer to you all in a few days.
If you have the opportunity to play this game of life you need to appreciate every moment. A lot of people don`t appreciate the moment until it's passed.
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A Special Exhibition:“GAME ON: Why are videogames so interesting?”
This special exhibition provides an overview of the evolution of computer games, which have been advancing along with information technology, such as computers and the Internet, changing entertainment across the globe. Since it was first held at the Barbican Centre, U.K., in 2002, this exhibition has toured the world and attracted over 2 million visitors across the globe.
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