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Thriving Humor.
Campagne promulgazione opinioni continuate insegnamenti dimostrazioni proteste eccessi retorici nemici rabbiosi funzioni generali risate accademiche,
σύνθεση αιτημάτων φαινόμενο σχόλια ακολουθώντας κείμενα ανακαλύφθηκαν ορόσημο μελετημένα σχόλια αιώνιες αλήθειες ιδρύματα καταστροφές κοινότητας άνθρωποι δημόσια βιβλία,
différentes raisons effrayantes majeures menaces châtiments péchés instructions apocryphes paroles de sagesse préceptes grades régissant la justice,
potenciais imperfeições disposições impedimento concepções posteriores agentes terminais apagamento causas geradoras de formas numéricas,
chestiuni îndepărtate ființe posterioare animale iraționale gramatician artă complexă principii de construcție substanțe înțelegere analogică,
一義的な定義述語量詩多様なもの完璧な寸法不確定な種指定された部分体に影響を与える楽器弦のバリエーションジョークエッセンス魂になる.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Stalked him all day in his natural habitat. Watched him narrowly avoid DeathByGoldenRetrievers. Finally crept up on him just as he fell asleep. Was careful not to use a flash. But just as I was about to take the picture:
HE WOKE UP!
Collection Name: MS349 Otto Kroeger Photograph Collection. Click here to view the entire collection on The State Historical Society's website.
Photographer/Studio: unknown
Description: Otto Kroeger, Bill Tellman and Bill Luetke show off in a yard with acrobatic stunts. One man stands on another's shoulders.
Coverage: United States – Missouri – Cole County
Date: 1910s
Rights: public domain
Credit: Courtesy of Missouri State Archives and The State Historical Society
Image Number: MS349_113.tif
Institution: Missouri State Archives
Neighborhood Christmas display humor. I’ve been photographing this display ongoing now, since it was installed by a neighbor. Being a short distance from our property edge makes for an excellent target for my camera gear, day and night. Like many people who have neighbors I am vigilant to the comings and going’s of all sorts of events especially during these Covid days. To my surprise with the recent holidays and festivals, our fine neighbors across the way, celebrate and share by creating beautiful displays. This display is mainly a night spectacle with the extravagant lighting and candy canes and Gnomes. In the daytime it can go unnoticed. One morning, I noticed that the Gnomes were down and instantly thought that vandals had destroyed it. Many thoughts race through my mind as to what will happen to fix it. Was the creator angry. Will they remove it for fear of it happening again. I went about my day. That night it was up again. I thought, that’s great. Screw those vandals. Hurray for them standing up to them. The next morning they were down again and I thought , the war is on. Who would do such a thing? I started to suspect various neighbors and certain kids. Should I video the scene and confront the artist with evidence. No, I can’t get involved. Just help if asked, I said to myself. This has been going on for days now and I can’t believe this would happen where we live. Maybe it’s something else. Just the other night right before putting my head to pillow, I heard a huge crash noise. I went outside to investigate and sure enough somebody had crashed their car right next to the display, luckily, cutting the power and totaling their car not the display. Fire department, ambulance and CHP responded and dealt with the incident. In the morning Gnomes were down but the scene was spared. That night the display was on again and Gnomes were up. I said to myself, I need to rethink what’s going on for sanity sake. Maybe the artist puts the Gnomes up at night and down to sleep during the day. That’s it. Not paying to close attention, I always miss the artist doing it. I went a few more day thinking this and never seeing the artist do this. No more vandal thoughts, thankfully. It finally occurred to me the real goings on and realized I was born in an era where inflatable Gnomes never existed. Merry Christmas to all and even you vandals and crazy drivers.
It speaks for it self also found on the net this 1 says life through a lens with a name at the bottom left i can reed the first name but not the last needed a little humor on my gallery
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1530
Romania
Frescoes of the interior of the church of the Humor Monastery in northeastern Romania ,UNESCO monument. One of the best examples of the medieval moldavian ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moldavia ) architecture and mural painting.
Humor Monastery located in Mănăstirea Humorului, about 5 km north of the town of Gura Humorului, Romania. It is a monastery for nuns dedicated to the Dormition of Virgin Mary, or Theotokos. It was constructed in 1530 by Voievod Petru Rareş and his chancellor Teodor Bubuiog. The monastery was built over the foundation of a previous monastery that dated from around 1415. The Humor monastery was closed in 1786 and was not reopened until 1990.
The church has been inscribed by UNESCO on its list of World Heritage Sites, as one of the Painted churches of Moldavia.
~ "#TREVOR CARPENTER PHOTO CHALLENGE 2021" .... ~ "Week #9" ~ "THE CURIOSITY GAP" ~ .... ~ 2021 ~
Manual Settings...
ISO 200
1/30
f/1.8
Nikon D7200 - 35mm lens used a tripod
Lightroom Classic for processing
~ "Welcome to my room/Frog pad says Kermit the Frog. I thought I would put a little humor in it this week with having Kermit as my model, peering out of the door with the sun streaming in the room. I wonder if he found a lily pad or two.".... ~
~ You can see more of my photos I took this week and other photos on My Flickr Page.... ~
I found this sign at a business in Outback NSW, the proprietor was a genial man, even if it wasn't my day.
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We have a reputation for interjecting "Eh" in many of our sentences. The Red maple leaf against a red and white background on our flag is a universal symbol of Canadian pride. Canadian flags are on display everywhere since the U.S. launched its attack on our economy and our sovereignty.
Celia Cruz - La Vida Es Un Carnaval
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lArGoRhFr4E
¡¡YEPAAAAAA... FELIZ VIERNES Y A DISFRUTAR!!
In the classic style of Norman Rockwell a Good Humor Ice Cream truck stopping to sell ice cream to the neighborhood children. A little Westie waiting for some Ice Cream.
Prompt: wide view of 1930s white GOOD HUMOR panel delivery ice cream truck, Norman Rockwell Classic ultrafine detail --ar 20:16
Midjourney and Photoshop
If the banks are gonna continue killing trees to make all these pointless credit card invitations, we might as well make good use of the high quality paper that they are printed on, at their expense.
The endless shredding seemed so tedious and wasteful that I have decided to actually have some fun filling them in and mailing them back. This is my first attempt. I'll let you know if Chase responds!
Another brush with little dogs that leads me to the conclusion: It's the little dogs who rule the world.
“Those who are faithful know only the trivial side of love, it is the faithless who know love's tragedies.”
Oscar Wilde