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He won't come in until the vacuum cleaner is turned off...
Bastian (mixed breed), 25.09.2022.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
While the city sleeps, ev'ry night he creeps
Just surveyin' his domain
He roams around like he owns the town
He's the King, he makes that plain
He knows ev'ry trick, doesn't miss a lick
When it comes to keepin' track
Some city slicker, no one is quicker than
That darn cat
Songwriters: Richard M. Sherman / Robert B. Sherman
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Paris
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"A single grain of rice can tip the scale. One man may be the difference between victory and defeat."
One man could also just replace the filter.
Bon.
Je dois avouer que j'aime beaucoup cette photo pour le décalage assez net qu'elle présente : il faut avouer que croiser un personnage avec un aspirateur et un balai à lingettes attrape-poussière en pleine rue... C'est pas banal.
Mais bon. Je ne sais pas où se situe le cliché. Dans ma carte mémoire ? Dans la scène présentée ? Dans mon regard ? Dans les conditions matérielles qui permettraient d'expliquer ceci ?
Je reste perplexe, je dois avouer.
PS : Evitons les blagues sexistes en commentaire, ce n'est pas trop le but. :-)
(De manière générale d'ailleurs)
Please : let's not make sexist jokes in the comments... :-)
(That's never a good aim, I must say...)
I've been vacuuming the loose sand from the basement floor in preparation for the levelling compound.
Smile on Saturday: Red Round Trio.
Chinese Jewelry Box, Lady Beetle Vacuum Cleaner and child's Spinning Top
Well... For me it is, anyway.
Even though robot vacuum cleaners have been around as consumer products for about 15 years, I just acquired my first one a couple of days ago, and so far, I'm lovin' it. It runs all by itself, and does a decent job on both hardwood floors and carpets, and I think it's going to reduce how often my wife and I will need to operate the regular vacuum cleaner.
For this image, I put the robot in spot cleaning mode, in which it moves around in a spiral pattern. I combined the light trails from that shot--a double exposure--with another single shot of the robot, and added some processing to enhance the futuristic look.
Done for Our Daily Challenge: "Inventions," and "Ring(s) or Ringing"
These two people were looking at the illuminated buildings during the festival of lights in the city of Lausanne. One of them was carrying a vacuum cleaner with her in the middle of the night. Why not?
Ces deux personnes admiraient les bâtiments illuminés durant la fête des lumières dans la ville de Lausanne. Une des deux promenait un aspirateur avec elle en pleine nuit. Pourquoi pas ?
JOSIE: My crocodile is really doing very well. He is eating and sleeping and we are both very happy.
AM: But how about the little bear?
JOSIE: What bear?
AM: The bear that was eaten by the crocodile.
JOSIE: He never ate a bear!
AM: So what did he swallow?
JOSIE: That sniffy machine you use when one spills stuff.
AM: You mean my little hand held vacuumcleaner?
JOSIE: Yep..;-)
AM: And what did you do wtih my little vacuumcleaner?
JOSIE: I put it in the dishwasher, it needed a clean up.
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JOSIE: Het gaat heel goed met mijn krokodil. Hij eet en slaapt goed, ik ben erg tevreden.
AM: Maar hoe gaat het met de kleine beer?
JOSIE: Welke beer?
AM: De beer die werd opgegeten door de krokodil.
JOSIE: Hij heeft nog nooit een beer gegeten!
AM: Wat heeft hij dan opgegeten?
JOSIE: Die snuffelmachine die je gebruikt als je dingen morst.
AM: Je bedoelt mijn kleine handstofzuiger?
JOSIE: Ja..; -)
AM: En wat heb je met mijn kleine stofzuiger gedaan?
JOSIE: In de vaatwasser, moest dringend worden schoongemaakt.
Rags does not see the point in technologies like vacuum cleaners. His tongue works fine for cleaning and does not need electricity....
Posted for the "Happy Caturday" theme "Cats and new technologies".
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali cat), 02.03.2018
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company was founded in 1909 in Detroit, Mich. by Toronto, Canada-born real estate auctioneer Fred Wardell (1866-1952)[1] to sell vacuum cleaners for which he had acquired several patents.[2] At first only selling vacuum cleaners manufactured by others, in 1913 he and four partners purchased their first plant. In 1922 they introduced the Eureka Model 9, which undercut their main competitor Hoover by 50% in price, with the same horsepower motor and a front-mounted bag that customers preferred to Hoover's rear-mounted bag, offered with a 10-day home trial, becoming the Model T of the vacuum cleaner industry, selling 1 million units in three years. By 1927 Eureka sold 2 million units, selling one-third of all vacuums manufactured in the United States and settling into a perennial second place position behind Hoover.
This was shot from the alley/street behind the store. Fortunately the old ghost sign was still visible.
A bright sunbeam tore its way through a slightly opened roof window, through a small gap betweeen the door and its frame, shining down our stairs, just to reveal to me: Get the vacuum cleaner!
,,, if Cinderella was a lazy male kitten.
Actually, this is Grayson. He was found behind a Chinese food restaurant and was adopted within 30 seconds of arriving at our clinic by an employee who was "in the market" for a gray kitten. Luckily for us, the timing was off for her to take him home (she was in the process of moving) so we've gotten to enjoy him for the past three weeks. He went to his new home yesterday and it just won't be the same at work without him. All of us will miss him. All. that is, except for Pasta who is thrilled beyond measure to be rid of the little pest.
Happy Caturday: Fairytales
Uploaded exactly 15 years ago to the day since the photo was taken.
Tasman sea,
near Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia
For FlickrFriday#Tech
While we doing what we love this little Robot vacuum cleaner cleans a floor. My son called it R2-D2, lovely name for a lovely tech.
Have a nice day and thank you for visiting!
Ps
I accidentally removed the picture from the group and I do not know how to get it back.
Photo taken just for the the "Crazy Tuesday theme "FLEXIBLES". Yes,.. it is my vacuum cleaner hose. Photo now available for licensing at Shutterstock: www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/flexible-blue-tube-coils...
The whole series of photos was just for fun. The whole layout has been unprotected, taking the dust of four years work using all kind of machines, mostly without vacuumcleaner because... well most jobs start with the idea 'it will be just a few minutes...' but one something unexpectedly reveals 'it would be good to do also...' which often means several days of work, or months, or even years as in this case. The consequence is the acumulatrion of layers and layers of fine dust: saw dust, pastel powders, and so on. It is so bad that noit even mice showed up since startedeight years ago and the few spins (that i always welcomed) are gone, probably frustrated because there was nothing to eat so moved to the kitchen garden where they keep it clean of other insects.
May be now i will give the whole layout a serious cleaning and resume work on it, after four years building the three dioramas. (...but don't take it for granted!)