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While playing around with the new Jabba, I discovered that the new hip articulation allows you to pretend like he's been cut in half by a lightsaber, and so this funny was created.
Was so excited that i was gong to be taken out for business lunch. A secretary seldom gets that! She had me pose outside the restaurant. She said " put your hand on your hip like a proper little sissy bimbo" After the picture I started following her toward the door. She laughed and said " Where do you think you are going?!" I said "In for lunch?" She just laughed loud and told me not a chance!
Look, I ain't sayin' my Black Panther is extraordinary, but how the H E C K does the Easter bunny have more favorites?!
(( Scene recreation from the movie "Labyrinth" ))
-- How you turned my world, you precious thing.
You starve and near-exhaust me.
Everything I've done, I've done for you.
I move the stars for no one.
You've run so long..you've run so far.
Your eyes can be so cruel...just as I can be so cruel, though I do believe in you... --
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Body: Maitreya Mesh Body
Head: Genus Baby Face Bento Head
Hair: Stealthic - Passion (Browns Pack)
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Outfit: [spectacledchic] Lestat Blouse - White
OSMIA - Sofia.Jeans
Shoes: REIGN.- MINI SLIPS- CORDUROY PACK
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Props: *[Black Bantam] My Little Toddler Boy 01
Background: /anxiety/ ghost skybox - Light Version
How is it possible that he looks so grown up and big here? When did this happen? I certainly didn't see it coming. He is getting so big so quickly. This mama wants to freeze him and savor this babyness just a bit longer.
detail on the outside of an old pub in Fleet Street
Connected (in the Connect group): little piggies with their Mums!
Related (in the Power of Positive Relationships group): piggies
Made in Russia, 1960s or thereabouts. The usual hi-fi test instructions in English. There just *have* to be coded messages on there, right?
Incidentally, this is the only hi-fi test record I've had that actually alerted me to the fact that my speakers were out of phase. Hoorah!
Edit: turns out it was released in 1972, sez Discogs
Well, here is one of my favorite spots in Marbella! Lounging on the beach furniture, with a long cool drink, watching the sea, under the sun, at a beach bar called Trocadero!
Just this morning someone told me, when you least expect it, you will encounter random oranges on the streets of life.
"How To Use A Disgorger"
I entered this in a Southwick CC PDI (Sea-Side) competition last night it scored 16/20
How To Use A Disgorger
Shakespeare (Fishing Gear) had a give it a try day on Worthing Pier on 24th August 2022
This young lady and her daughter had just caught a very small fish and this chap was showing her how to get the hook out of the fish!
Taken with my iPhone13Pro
Best viewed Large Press "L"
A small diorama for Mclovin's "The Metro" group.
I've noted a few things I'll be adding when I get a chance to tear don my D-Day diorama, Of course it would be stormy today, so no pictures.
:C
I'm totally getting out of my building style with this, so we'll see how it comes out.
:D
How can I be sure
In a world that's constantly changin'?
How can I be sure
Where I stand with you?
How can I be sure
I really, really, really, wanna kno-o-ow
I really, really, really, wanna kno-o-ow
From The Young Rascals
"How Can I Be Sure"
Four Pictures. Four Choices
Which is your favorite.
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How I Awoke on the Outer Banks..
Kill Devil Hills, Bodie Island, Outer Banks, Dare County, North Carolina, USA.
How to Report An Illegal Alien
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWe2Y5nTj8A
Nikon 50mm f/1.8 G Special Edition
Paste-up on a transformation station.
You shut your mouth
how can you say
I go about things the wrong way
I am human and I need to be loved
just like everybody else does
~ The Smiths
Hard to believe it was over six years ago when I took this picture. May 23, 2018, found Jim Burd, Gary Clark, and myself out at Pinola, IN on Norfolk Southern's Chicago Line. Our original intent was to catch NS's business train with the beautiful F's in charge. That was accomplished in the first 30 seconds that we were there. Stunned by how quickly that magic moment came and went, we burst into laughter, wondering what we were going to do with the rest of the day. Thankfully, we didn't laugh for long, for here came this stunning subject, a 60W , led by a very clean warbonnet, the 4712. Now, some people will complain that this isn't a real warbonnet, that it's lettered for the BNSF. I don't care, it looked pretty good to me, and fake or not, I'm going to shoot it and like it.
Cockley How, on the flanks of Maiden Moor, taken looking up from the from the lane that leaves the village of Grange in a southerly direction towards the River Derwent, and the climb towards Castle Crag.
Realizing I didn't have time to hide the lights, I decided to do something different: I kept them in the shot. Here's 4 Yongnuo YN-560 iii flashes illuminating much of the depot, and the Iowa Interstate Rock Island heritage unit. With traffic on the road behind me, and a lack of time, I couldn't get the angle I wanted, so I decided to let you see how I do what I do.
It was a four stock battle WITH NO SPECIAL FLAGS and Little Mac died 8 TIMES! Am I missing something or is this a HUGE glitch?
If this proves anything it's that the tide can come in quickly and that a hoodie can keep you warm when your feet are cold :-)
Panasonic include brilliant in camera time-lapse function in many of their cameras. I used my old LX100 to shoot 575 shots at 5 second intervals.. about 48 minutes. Till the tide came in too far and I called it quits. The sky was terribly boring.
I allowed the LX100 to render the time-lapse in to a 4k video at 25fps which yields a video of about 20 seconds length. Imported that in to iMovie and sped it up 4x so that it's less boring. Also used the "Ken Burns" feature on iMovie to progressively zoom in. Presume one shouldn't render the end result as 4k as it's been cropped. So rendered 1080x1920. At least it's only five seconds!
Exposure settings: F8; ISO locked to 200; Shutter Speed "Auto". As I anticipated a final 16:9 aspect ratio I pre-selected that shooting aspect ratio on the LX100. I also set the camera to manual-focus mode, remembered to focus first, and also turned IS off so it couldn't argue with the tripod. The LX100 is so suitable for this type of work as it has a physical aspect ratio switch on the lens barrel. Similarly it has a physical AF/MF/Macro switch so it's easy to quickly disable AF.
I'm impressed at how smoothly the Panasonic renders this. No flickering. Sadly the LX100 has some huge dust spots and even a streak on its sensor... oh well.
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I realized, looking at someone else's 1 year old pic, that I am likely younger than that in this image. Any guesses?
Other than the blue eyes, can't see myself at all in this pudgy-faced kid!