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Amanda skirt and top from Dead Dollz
Maiko hair and headphones from Truth
Linda Stiletto nails from SlackGirl at eBENTO
Ultraviolet eyeshadow from ALMA at eBENTO
GoodVibes lipstick from MJN at eBENTO
Color and Rain Pose 4 from GingerFish Poses at eBENTO
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Couldn't find an old tooth anywhere, so had to borrow the dog!
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I always discover the coolest challenges way too late!
These are my new pair of earphones, the excellent Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro (catchy name) in a rather fetching shade of blue.
Lit with a blue shade of led on black leather.
Thinking about it most of my tech purchases of late have been blue!
Remember the RCA Dog? Welcome to the future Bluetooth speaker Cat. She grew up listening to smooth jazz and rock n roll😺
Here's one from a while back at Nisqually. This squirrel is eating a strawberry left behind by a picnicker. Simply freaking adorable, I say.
Later, I noticed it has some sort of device, possibly a mind-control device, attached to its ear. Maybe something from the black-ops department at the nearby military base. I don't know, but most likely we will soon tremble at the little feet of our squirrel overlords.
Heeeey! =D
To gostando dessa coisa de feriadão toda semana!! É bom demais, hein? Pena que o próximo agora é só em junho :( hahaha
Usei esse esmalte semana passada (eu e minhas fotos atrasadas...)
Apaixonei nesse lindinho assim que vi na loja!! Achei a coleção toda linda, mas trouxe só dois.
Uma pena que não durou nada... 2 dias depois já tava descascando
Usei:
- 1 camada de Base Setim - Colorama
- 3 camadas de Bluetooth - Verona
- 1 camada de Cobertura Brilhante - Risqué Technology
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You see feathers I see teeth. Teeth like that couldn't belong to a carnivore, so a blue-toothed herbivore it must be. I shall look it up in my Observers Book of Wacky Animals right away.
Hang on, someone's at the door....men in white coats.....
Thank you for all your comments and faves, I really appreciate them! :-)
Midjourney/Photoshop Ai creation.
Prompt:
a surreal scene of an anthropomorphic camera with human-like features, conversing with the female director in her blue pinstripe suit and blonde hair. the setting is on the open plains under overcast skies, with elements like snails scattered around. emphasize the absurdity by adding detailed textures and surreal details such as floating objects or distorted perspectives. --ar 64:35 --quality 2 --p --v 7
The epitome of cool importance a million years ago, the Motorola HS820 Bluetooth handsfree earphone cost about $100 as an extra. I'm not sure I even even used it. So it's been rattling around the top drawer with all the other oddball items since 2005. HMM!
No, no, no! Jasper, I said you Have TWO. BLUE. FRISBEEs, not a bluetooth frisbee. Silly dog wants to be high tech, but he's salt of the earth dog, and not very high tech
I hate this car.
There´s always something wrong with it, and you basically sit on the floor in it.
Trying to get out of it fast is pretty complicated.
They traded in our Toyota Landcruiser for this piece of shit.
When you weigh 216 lbs naked and is 6´3 tall, this aint the vechicle for work.
This is an image of the Bluetooth & alarm symbol on my Galaxy S7 edge phone, using a reversed Nikkor 28mm f2.8 Ai lens. (please ignore EXIF data, I forgot to set the lens data in camera!) HMM
Legend has it that Bluetooth was a shapeshifter from a far off galaxy. At some point, his entire world was consumed into a black hole. He narrowly escaped, but had permanently distorted himself beyond repair. Bluetooth now roams the ruins of a desolate wasteland, searching for anything that will help him restore his former self.
In a streetcar with 30 - 40 people, the Bluetooth Scanner App showed 44 active devices. 6 of them were known devices like smartphones, smartwatches and headsets. The rest were unknown. Alone in the forest, I did not find any device.
This is a phenomenon that numerous experts and science fiction freaks are dealing with.
support.bluetooth.com/hc/en-us/articles/360062030092-Requ...
First introduced at the 2000 MINExpo in Las Vegas as the LeTourneau L-2350 it is the world's largest wheel loader. Joy Global took over LeTourneau and the machine became the P&H L-2350. In the meantime Komatsu Mining is the new owner, thus the new designation WE2350 to distinguish the LeTourneau derived products from the Komatsu wheel loaders that bear the WA designation.
At 270 tonnes, the wheel loader carries a 41 cubic meter bucket and features a Diesel electric drivetrain with a 2300 horsepower engine and four electric wheel hub motors. It is designed to center load ultra-class haulers of up to 400 ton (363 tonne) payload.
My model at a scale of 1/28.5 is fully remote controlled via bluetooth and the Brick Controller 2 app using two SBricks. The following functions are powered:
- All-wheel drive: one Power Functions XL motor per axle
- Steering: one Power Functions M motor and two large linear actuators
- Loader boom assembly: one Power Functions XL motor and two XL linear actuators (from CaDa because they come in black)
- Bucket: one Power Functions L motor and two large linear actuators
- Work and tail lights, using three pairs of Power Functions LEDs
Power comes from a Power Functions battery box hidden in the radiator compartment.
Furthermore, the model sports the following features:
- Oscillating rear axle
- Deployable acces stairs
- Openable cab doors
- Extendable work platform on the inverter cabinet
- Deployable ladder on the right service platform
The challenge with this model was that it features huge wheels, being the largest tires on any machine in the real world. To overcome this hurdle, I used brick-built wheels with a diameter of around 18 studs and a width of eight studs. The 22-sided brick cylinder is reinforced by a layer of rubber connectors, at the same time ensuring a smoother ride. The original design to these wheels comes from Milan of Eurobricks.