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Monument Square, City Of London

Not too shy about having their picture taken Bacolod City, Philippines.

Amused at the street dancing taking place as each group of people passed by.

Beautiful day ,beautiful Breagha, lovely walk this morning making the most of sunshine

The man and lady sitting seem amused by a message as they sit selling peanuts to passers by. Bacolod City, Philippines.

cream of fennel

at Le Cosi

Rue Saint-Antoine

Cannes, France

50mm f1.4

De la perche, elle ne fit qu'une bouchée

I found this on my walk ... an abandoned truck in the woods. I took many shots as I walked around (carefully) and peeked inside. It looks like it has been here a long while. There is moss and rust growing on its parts. Amusing to see it on the screen. #cy365 day 268 'amuse yourself' Is that a phone number? lol

www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7LnAAFHPeQ THANKS INDY_500!

 

Amuse Moler OJ roller production. trackside. unfinished. happy halloween.

 

“Smile at strangers and you just might change a life.” ~ Steve Maraboli

 

Smile...it's Tuesday, which means, only one more day till Hump Day :-) Have a fantastic Wednesday and thanks for all your visits!!!!

 

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This IPA name really amused me. No time to buy and try. A quick Google and Flying Dog Brewery is based in the US so I'm sure I can find it locally or via Amazon when I get home :)

 

As seen in St. Ives, Cornwall.

Chembarambakkam

 

Years ago, we saw on a weekend hut in Dolomites a plate with amusing inscription. Then I learned that it originates from Ascoli Piceno, from the year 1529. This June we visited the place. The inscription above the door says:

 

CHI PO NON VO,

CHI VO NON PO,

CHI SA NON FA,

CHI FA NON SA,

ET COSI

IL MONDO MAL VA.

 

A rough translation into English would be:

 

Those who can don't want to,

those who want to can't,

those who know don't do,

those who do don't know,

and so

the world goes wrong.

 

You can amuse yourself translating it into your language.

 

In Slovenian it would be:

 

Kdor more, noče,

kdor hoče, ne more,

kdor zna, ne naredi,

kdor naredi, ne zna

in tako

gre svet narobe.

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