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Patrick Blanc at press conference re: new vertical garden at Drew School, San Francisco CA: yer basic mad green-haired elfin genius at work.

 

Here, eventually

The Answer live at the Mandela Hall, Belfast

 

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An exercise Sarah had to do for her art course. Her tutor liked it better without the fish... we think he's nuts. The fish is of course an angler fish...

Insomne, intranquila extraña, que camina , come y sobrevive ...

 

Se lo è chiesto Matt. Voi, come rispondereste?

 

Ciao :)

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Answer.org sponsored a peaceful Justice for Trayvon Martin protest in Downtown Los Angeles

The answer oficial

The answer my space

Pics from "THE ANSWER" concert in Madrid (Spain)

 

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"Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" screening with Sheryl Lee at the North Bend Theatre in North Bend, Washington on August 17, 2024 at 3:00 p.m. David Lynch's 1992 film had its U.S. premiere on August 16, 1992 in this theatre. Sheryl Lee, who played Laura Palmer, was a special guest 32 years later. Following the film, she participated in a handprint ceremony, answered questions for 31-minutes. See more details about this event on Twin Peaks Blog: twinpeaksblog.com/2024/08/26/trip-report-sheryl-lee-at-th...

No For An Answer plays Day Two of the Revelation Records 25th Anniversary Shows at The Glass House, Pomona, CA on June 9, 2012.

 

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ANSWER protest, March 17, 2007. In Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. Photo by Travis Wilkerson.

@ 20x2 2014 "What's The Last Thing You Remember?"

No Answer, by Phillip Brophy & Martine Corompt

Laneway Commission 2006

Lush Lane, Melbourne

up to six inches from the ground in sandy clifftop soil in the golf course at Pennard. I thought it could be wild balsam but the leaves are very narrow and saw toothed and the sapels almost dwarf the flowers!

mmm NoOne HAve answerd until now .. so i will tell u all who is this lady now okey .. come on

The Answer + Gentlemans Pistols @ The Rescue Rooms, Nottingham - 17/10/2011

 

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Stranamente una mia risposta è stata ripristinata oserei dire quasi immediatamente, in meno di un ora.

Question: Describe any prior experience you have that would help you manage elves and reindeer.

Our answer: While I do not have direct experience, per se, I do watch Animal Planet, Discovery Channel, and Little People, Big World. I also sincerely love the movie Elf. However, it is not the experience I have, but the experience of the best trainers available that I would hire.

 

Question: How much would you offer for the business?

Our Answer: Everything is negotiable - Let's Talk.

 

Question: Who is on your 'naughty list', and why?

Our Answer: Michael Vick - cruelty to animals

George Bush - do you have to ask why?

Dickie Scruggs - Hurricane Katrina fraud

Those that have lose their innter child and ability to see good in the world

Etc

Battlefield Extreme Metal Fest 09

To answer last night's question of why Southerns eat black eyed peas on New Years Day: 'If you eat black eyed peas and cabbage on this date, you will be lucky & prosperous in the New Year. The black eyed peas tradition dates back to the Civil War, when Northern troops destroyed crops and stored food in the south. Black eyed peas were considered livestock feed and "not fit to eat" by the Northern soldiers, so were left alone. This helped the South survive during major food shortages."

John Thorp

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Ok the answer is……if you look at the center of the picture you see a older man holding a baby.

Well I’m that baby! I’m 72 now. The man holding me is my grandfather. He was the Yard Master of Belle Dock in New Haven.

The occasion was a celebration of his 50th anniversary with the railroad. He was presented several gifts that day including a Diamond Stick pin and a Gold Watch. I still have them!

My entire family is in the picture, including my mom, dad and many of my aunts, uncles and cousins!

There are only 5 of us left. Most of them worked for the railroad. Every Saturday morning until I was about 6 or 7 years old my mom would take me to Belle Dock and I would go for train rides to the “Hump” and back in that engine. Then we’d have lunch around the pot belly stove in his office AKA shack and hop on a bus to go home! Great memories of simpler times when family meant something!

 

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