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I walk only as approximately ten steps every day. However, when I walk while taking a picture, I may walk a distance corresponding to one year.
In that case, there is no time to have a cup of coffee on the terrace to me.
On June 6, 2013 in Jinnan, Shibuya ward.
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ぼくは毎日およそ10歩ほどしか歩きませんが、写真を撮りながら歩いていると、その1年分に相当する距離を歩いている場合があります。
残念ながらテラスでコーヒーを飲んでいる時間はありません。
2013年6月6日、渋谷区神南にて。
Never judge a book by it's cover, something I learned long ago. I was having a java in a coffee shop when this "little old lady" came in carrying what looked like a bag her knitting would be in. She bought a cup of tea, sat down and pulled a laptop out of her 'knitting bag', she obviously knew the coffee shop was Wi-Fi friendly and proceeded to hammer away at the keys, like she was on a mission, fortunately I had a camera handy. Photographed in Victoria BC Canada.
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finally I found these in my city ..
little monsters ... yay ..
and I could not help but take me Frankie .. haaa
It is so beautiful ...
And in stores in my town, no dolls ..
Haunted or MonsterExchange is so sad .. so
decided to go to another town nearby and I found after I upload the photos ...
and new versions of EAH .. all from Apple to Ginger ..
grcias for visiting me, read me and put me in favorites seriously thanks
and if not thanks anyway: D
After being taught how to play Magic the Gathering" last night (I finally beat him BTW :) ), tonight I experienced my fist game of Dungeons and Dragons where I played as Axeless Bob - every other character had an axe apart from me. Tom is in geek heaven this weekend with MTG of Friday, D&D on Saturday and Warhammer tomorrow.
On Tuesday a shortage of locos for the Combwich service meant that Bath shed had to dispatch one of its ‘Black Five’ Stanier 4-6-0 engines for use on the branch. And here we have 45440 departing the terminus heading for Templecombe with as usual just 2 almost empty coaches - because to be honest no one has any need to travel from nowhere to almost nowhere via nowhere in particular.
Later today, word of this unusual motive power for such a backwater of a line will get out to the enthusiast fraternity via the little known skill of ‘Geek Gossip’…..
Geek Gossip, now largely forgotten due to the internet, was/is incredibly fast, with it being able to travel at several hundred miles per hour. On one occasion it got from Leeds Holbeck shed to Swindon Works in just 12 minutes - I’m sure there were plenty of other similar records, but sadly unrecorded.
It works using a code of high pitched adenoidal squeals passed on from one enthusiast to the next. The squeals for an accomplished geek can travel up to 10 miles weather permitting before being passed on to the next enthusiast. Rules allow for a homing pigeon or telegram to be used if the enthusiast network fails due to mother banning squeals at homework or potty training time or deafness due to age.
Bow: Primark
Glasses: 3D specs from cinema :p
Top: Urban Outfitters
Braces: New Look
Skirt: Ted Baker
Socks: New look
A rare glimpse of one of the Geeklops that roam the distant caverns of ward 63.7 of the institution.
Some say they were created by feeding the dna (extracted from the toenail) of a cyclops to a bunch of eager geeks.
But that wouldn't explain the sheer numbers of them that flock around those caverns, long since sealed off from the outside world.
Nope.
I know the truth.
It was a batch of my weak lemon drink that somehow spilled into a pizza destined for an all night LARP convention. I alone am able to stomach the weak lemon drink. That much is now abundantly clear.
Poor thing.
It somehow escaped.
Fear not. I neutralised it seconds after snapping this photo.
Yup.
Can never be too sure.
I know you'd love to:
started on the my plan for the Nicky Lad i won at the Aus National Meet... only the hair so far ... not a geek anymore .. tho i am not 100% sure of what she will be when i am done :)
This model was made in Germany between 1967-1975. To focus, you have to estimate the distance to your subject, then line up that distance on the lens, which I find a bit tedious. This is the camera I used to take these photos.
Once upon a short time ago, I married a geek when my memory was low.
My dress was "flashy". My fiance short on "cache".
So I unbound the ties and said - "At least this bouquet never dies!"
Here's an Akira poster that I created for the Geek-Art Manga show (March 8-10) at des Palais de Bruxelles in Belgium.
Minolta A5 rangefinder camera (early 1960s) (flic.kr/p/7NCdsQ)
Outdated Kodak Color Plus 200 35mm film
Asda processing and scanning
Metering via iPhone app
My camera suffers from a misaligned rangefinder too!