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Slinging Slang.

 

洗滌世界不同光榮的重新引導人類占領充滿生機的幽默敲響城堡強大的方法寶貴的生命,

ortak noktalar duygular solucanlar ağırbaşlı gülümsüyor fildişi trompet önemli aslanlar eski şiirler analistler sonuçlar genişleyen teoriler süper karışımlar konsantre maddeler,

বিশেষ পরিস্থিতিতে সাংস্কৃতিক পণ্ডিতদের প্রশ্নে শ্লাঘন শত্রুদের ঘুমন্ত নোটিস নোংরা জ্ঞান মিশন দুঃখ এর,

жөнөкөй чарк сиз коомдук жугуштуу ызы-учканын каары мыкты кабардын драмалык гений жашыруун жыл белгиден ыкмалары жыйынтыктарды кошууну,

د بدمرغۍ عمر شاعرانو بدمرغۍ د خندا د وژلو قوانین د ستونزو سره مخ کوي چې څرګندونې یې څرګندوي مخونه مخ په زیاتیدو سره د مخورو جنګیالو جنګیالي فخر لري,

現代のエピソード解説重い心のふさがり心の傷ついたルール残忍な力放牧評判熱狂的な攻撃苦い労働組合の戦車の燃え広がり.

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560 copies on clear red. Cover by artist Joe Petagno (Motorhead artist).

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ODC-Rhyming Slang

 

I've never heard of Rhyming Slang before, so thought I'd go with rhyming words. This is a little head figurine of four expressions. The bed belongs to PJ one of my Lalaloopsy Dolls.

  

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Noun, Slang:

A feeling of anxiety or insecurity over the possibility of missing out on something, as an event or an opportunity: "If I say no to a party invitation, I get a bad case of FOMO."

 

I have seen this so many times and not just while cruising and not just teenagers or young people.

 

I've seen a father at Disneyland on his laptop while his kids were running around like little terrors and his wife stood by looking both helpless and hopeless.

 

I've seen people in the theater who have to check their phone every few seconds, afraid they'll miss the latest tweet. People afraid that they'll miss out on something and they never realize that what they're missing out on is life.

 

Pretty sad to think that so many people are so conditioned that they can't disconnect, not even for a minute.

 

I'd like to take a moment and use this shot as a visual safety tip for everyone who's read this far down. People often wonder how others can get their identity or passwords stolen and this is one way. Think about it the next time you're in the checkout line at the store and you whip out your card to pay. Does the person behind you have their cellphone out? Can you be sure they're not snapping a picture of your card or password? It happens more than you'd like to think and you'll never know till the bill arrives.

You're welcome!

On Saturday we were at a harvest and herb market in an old monastery. It was quite nice and some of us even took the chance to go shopping. In an old bookshop Charlotte finally found a purse. From next week on the little one finally gets pocket money and that has to go somewhere. The decision process about the colour of the wallet took ages. I used the time to take a picture of the window of the bookshop. HWW y'all !

  

Inspired by... The Shins - New Slang

  

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Stansberry Lake, Washington 2018

Manchester State Park, Port Orchard, Washington 2017

Apple & pair - stair (well fruit ;p)

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This week 16 Aug.→ 23 Aug. our theme is:

~~~~~ TWO of a kind ~~~~~

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Not sure about getting food from an Ambulance :)

Jergas urbanas

 

Argots urbains

Trackside - East London.

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gold teeth and a curse for this town were all in my mouth

 

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Op zaterdagochtend reed de Captrain 1618 een aluminium trein van Kijfhoek naar Bad Bentheim. Voor de terugweg werd een maistrein aangehaakt en naar Amersfoort gebracht. De trein heeft bijna zijn eindbestemming bereikt als deze als een slang door de wisselstraat rijdt.

De gladde slang, de zeldzaamste slang in Nederland laat zich niet vaak zien. Dan tref je er een op je pad, heb je geen camera bij je..... Gelukkig mocht ik die van een vriendin even gebruiken en heb ik deze foto kunnen maken.

  

Die Schlingnatter, die seltenste Schlange in den Niederlanden sieht man nicht sehr oft. Da kreuzt mal eine deinen Weg, hast du keine Kamera dabei..... Zum Glück durfte ich die einer Freundin benutzen um dieses Foto zu machen.

“Old Croc” A derogatory slang phrase for an old person.

 

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While working on the wood pile to prepare the fire wood for the winter , I uncovered this snake . I ran off to the house - not out of fear ! - to get my camera , and made some pictures ( but not too close ! ) .

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How big is your Mums tits? Irn Bru off the tap........... Shake............

Out to all crew...

 

For Ray Wishstone

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Trackside - North West London.

An older slang word "Specs" that was used for eyeglasses that in turn were earlier called spectacles.

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C-47A (c/n 19345) Drag 'em Oot

  

This Douglas C-47 with c/n 19345, was delivered to the United States Army Air Force on December 28, 1943 with serial 42-100882. She joined operations with 87th Troop Carrier Squadron, based at Greenham Common. Being equipped as glider pick up, her crew named her "Drag 'em Oot" (slang for Drag them out).

 

She participated in the air assault during D-Day when at 00:46 on June 6, 1944 she dropped 18 paratroopers of the US 82nd Airborne Division, just behind the Normandy beach heads, near St. Mere Église. She returned safe to the UK and after a second mission the same day, she started to resupply the troops in France until she was transferred to the Royal Air Force as Dakota C3 with serial TS422 in September1944

 

Once in the UK she became N473DC and repainted in the colours she now flies in. The original markings as worn during her missions on D-Day 1944 with USAAF serial 42-100882 and coded 3X-P nicknamed "Drag 'em Oot" then piloted by the now 84 year old Bill Allin.

  

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"Le C-47 « Drag-’em-oot » 42-100882, qui, lui, est anglais. C’est un véritable ancien participant au débarquement, il a largué des parachutistes du 2e Bataillon du 502ème Régiment d’infanterie de la 101ème Airborne le jour J il se trouvait être l’aéronef n ° 2 du 7 « stick ». Les 6 premiers étant ceux des « Pathfinder », envoyés plus tôt dans la nuit pour guider les avions suivants et leurs largages. Il les lâche au dessus de Carentan, et repart pour aller chercher des planeurs pour l’opération Elmira : il fait partie des 14 Waco ou CG-4A Hadrian (chez les anglais) plus les 36 Airspeed Horsa qui vont débouler sur Sainte-Mère l’Eglise. Il n’a pas fait que cette mission : dès le 2 septembre 1944, il est devenu anglais, inscrit dans la RAF à la base de Greenham Common et a participé sous l’indicatif Dakota III (N° TS422) aux deux grandes opérations parachutage, Market Garden et Varsity (la plus grande opération aéroportée de la Seconde Guerre mondiale ayant pour objectif de prendre pied sur le Rhin). Pendant ces opérations on lui a largement tiré dessus, et il en a gardé les stigmates, son fuselage portant des pièces de métal à la place des trous d’éclats de DCA. Il partait alors de Down Ampney faisant partie du 435 (RCAF) Squadron en août 1945. En devenant anglais il a hérité d’un tâche particulière, celle de ramener un par un les planeurs posés dans la campagne normande en Angleterre, les alliés craignant trop de les voir attaquer par la Lutwaffe dont ils ignoraient l’état avant de déliquescence, faute de carburant.

 

Pour cela, on va l’équiper d’une longue crosse arrière et d’un treuil à bord pour qu’il puisse prendre à la volée, sans avoir à se poser, les planeurs Waco, via un câble tendu horizontalement entre deux poteaux, faisant gagner du temps lors de l’opération. "

 

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