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Used parts and cheapest labor in the city...
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BROKEN ARROWS - S.T.A.R.K Labs - Cables
BROKEN ARROWS -
S.T.A.R.K Labs - Robot Arm
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:::SOLE::: SA - Mask 7M (OT) Black
:::SOLE::: SA - Wire GNW-01 (Black)
:::SOLE::: SA - Collar Mk2 (Black)
L'Emporio&PL::*The Tube*::
:::SOLE::: GRPE - NCcore (Black)
:::SOLE::: SA - Armtech Mk.4 (White Black)
AZOURY - Ephese Arm Maitreya Left [leather black]
ZIBSKA AALT Lips & Noir Pack #24 Eyemakeup
GLOOM Yako Eyes
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the cheapest boat ride in Kuching to across the Sarawak River.. cost only MYR 0.30 =)
you should try it someday!! Have a great great weekend everyone!!! =D
In your basic 'Hi there Mr. Highway Patrolman RED', this is a 356 A model somewhere between 1955 and 58. I can really use some help from you Porsche wizards out there to pin down the year......Pat Durkin, open up Google and get to it......
Responding to pressure from the New York importer, Max Hoffman, who agitated for a stripped down, cheaper, open topped model (most of them went to California), and he proposed 'Continental' as the name......until they were sued by Ford, and eventually Speedster became it's official name. The history of 356 models, and engines is supremely confusing, and I do not know what powered this beauty. It is ironic that the cheapest model then, is now the most sought after. If you have one hidden in the barn....KEEP IT!!
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P385.00 lang ops... P980.00 sorry, photographer's error =)
but they have P385.00 aircon room too
WInder frozen and dried wild flowers with one of the cheapest (if not the cheapest) lens I use. I get it. Compared to Pentax lenses, mechanically it is ,like, Dollarama. But optically it is very fine, sharp and useful lens.
Shot with Rikenon XR 50mm f1.4
Not the cheapest of flights, and still worth every penny, I took a helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon, and once we were in the air, I didn't know where to point my camera. There below us was a geological panorama, I wanted to capture everything and miss nothing. To her credit, our pilot said nothing, leaving us to immerse ourselves in the enormity of the moment. No commentary was necessary, some things are simply self evident.
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the only place to stay after you get gutted @ the casino...
none of the usual amenities
no resort fee
cheap but not best
geotagged for your convenience
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They just leave these things laying around the road.. ;-p
Ok in order to get this shot I had to bribe him with some Starbucks coffee!
Hahahahaha
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Outfit: Luxe Paris Planet
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Pantyhose: Vannies Elegant Brown
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Heels: C Chantal Leather Mules (part of C Chantal's Retro Rockabilly outfit)
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Earrings & Necklace: EarthStones Flight of Fancy
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This book is my cheapest and most expensive book. emo value. found it in 2004 without even looking for a book or something. entered a shop with design and small antique accessories. took a walk. don’t judge a book by its cover; the shop appeared to be bigger and much deeper than one could initially think. arrived at a completely different
section; the back where it was semi dark and smelly with thousands of old books. stood only still at one point. to return. then I saw this book. hardly ever bought second hand books. thought Einstein and it’s an old one and not a technical one but about his life and written by a close family friend. went straight to the counter where two old men were chatting. still remember ‘the feeling’ after I bought it. when I got outside I held the bag to my body as if it was a huge piece of gold and walked with a smile. inner smile was nice: the seller even asked me kind if I wanted a bag after he said 1€. i repeated 1€? he never looked at the book so I guess they were all 1€ each. and I like Einstein.
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I have some gacha items {Clair de fleur} on sale, they are the cheapest in the marketplace. Below is the listing of colors and items still available.
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{Clair de Fleur} Spring Dress {B}RARE
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**ITEMS PINK**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Pink
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**ITEMS BLUE**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Blue
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Shoes B Blue
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**ITEMS PURPLE**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Purple
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bag [B] Purple
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**ITEMS MINT**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Mint
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**ITEMS CREAM**
{Clair De Fleur} Spring Bonnet Cream
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{Clair De Fleur} Spring Shoes B Cream
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(Continuation of story)
I found myself quickly settling into a routine at the Miami Hotel. I usually ordered the cheapest thing on the menu for breakfast which was a slice of pineapple and toast. Coffee gave way to tea. The coffee in Asia was often instant and horrible. Through the doors of the plain beige and dreary cracked walls of the coffee shop, passed many fellow travellers from all over the world.
I found myself speaking to pilots from Pakistan, salesmen from Turkey, shopkeepers from India, airline people from Egypt and even a young man from America who translated Sanskrit and was on his way to India to work on ancient writings.
The large, well maintained pool in the small courtyard was the most inviting feature of the hotel. Service men from the States while on R&R during the Vietnam War were rumored to have jumped into the pool from the third floor balcony. Alan Dawson told me that the Khmer Rouge stayed there too and that I should think about moving. I never saw anyone who looked like they were from Cambodia, so I stayed.
Many of the encounters I had by the pool were quite memorable. An Egyptian man in his galabiya approached me and asked me if I was married. When I said no, he said that he wanted to marry an American woman and immediately proposed to me. We did see each other when he came through Bangkok and he was very nice, but I was not ready to get married. Then there was an Indian shopkeeper who one night when we were going out to dinner threatened to sell me into the white sex slave underground. My response shut him down. I told him that I worked with the police in the USA investigating child abuse calls. I did not lie. I merely twisted words to make it sound like I had been employed with the police department not assisting them. Needless to say, I never saw this man again.
Then, there was petite little Michelle from Australia who I met by the pool. She was very young and very pretty. Too young, I thought to be travelling alone in Thailand. I adopted her and actually took her to Lucy’s Tiger Den one night and the guys around the bar adopted her too like a little sister. I was proud of them when I saw how they acted and Michelle was very respectful when they told their endless war stories.
As time passed and she and I crossed paths during our stays, I began to see another side of her life. One day massive black and blue injuries appeared on her face. She confided that they were the result of her European boyfriend hitting her. My background with battered woman prevailed and I calmly attempted to give her information about how to diffuse situations and to stay safe. I think it fell on deaf ears. I later surmised that she was also involved with the illicit drug element of Bangkok when she asked me to hold a package for her while we having dinner one night. She was such a sweet soul, young enough to be my daughter, so I kept a watchful eye on her and gave her emotional support whenever I could.
Perhaps my most poignant memories were that of Razor, the leader of a small group of refugees fleeing Iran. They spoke little English, but by this time in my travels I had learned to use the universal language of hand gestures and pigeon English. They were desperate to find a country of asylum and asked me regularly whether America would take them or not. I always had to remind them of when the American embassy workers were held captive for a year in Iran. One heartbreaking exchange occurred when an older woman who was traveling with the group came to me and wanted to show me what she was carrying with her. She had only a few trinkets of jewelry and pictures of her loved ones in a locket. That was all of her life in Iran that she had in her possession. Her plight still brings tears to my eyes.
I could cross the street from my hotel on Soi 13 to visit food stalls where many other travellers congregated. Many were from Africa and somehow I became their contact and message board. Various men from many different countries in Africa would ask me if I had seen one of their friends and when so they could make contact. I was quite flattered to be part of their group too.
The ever-present taxi drivers who were hunkered by the doorway of the Miami Hotel also greeted me. They always asked if I wanted a taxi and when I replied no, they would call me "Cheap Charlie" a term left over from the days when American service men came on R&R. They knew I took tuk tuks, but we liked playing our little game.
Not all days were carefree. I still had the massive problem of negotiating wire transfers of money. No matter how far in advance I made plans, the banks in Thailand always presented a problem; so much of a problem that one day I was destitute and desperate for money. The managers of the hotel were quite patient so I just needed money for food.
Al, the Air American pilot, came to my rescue and loaned me money. When two weeks turned into three weeks, he briefly questioned my credibility. I looked him directly in the eyes and told him I knew he had the ability to kill me if I didn’t pay him back and I didn’t want to die.
Finally, the bank acknowledged they had my funds. I paid Al back and added interest, thinking that my father would have made this thank you gesture in his male dominated world. I was able to pay the hotel for my room and they confided in me that they had the same trouble with transferred funds. As frustrating as travel is now, thirty years later, some of the inconveniences have been eliminated.
This is a Chinese statue that stands on the grounds of the Grand Palace. It was probably a gift to the royal family from China.
In due time (years of release of 1960-1969) was the cheapest car in the USSR. There were humoured jokes about him and many preferred to buy more expensive, but more valuable cars.
This cheap Buddha statue was found at Arhanta Yoga, Netherlands.
Is there a cost to what we seek? Is it free for the taking, already within us, yet to be discovered?
When Keith Lemon sees a Buddha statue he says, "Standard."
the cheapest appartments here - 3 millions $ -> www.kalinka-realty.ru/gorod/kvartira/kvartira/hamovniki/8...
the most expensive penthouse - 35 millions $ -> www.kalinka-realty.ru/gorod/kvartira/kvartira/hamovniki/8...
That’s the cheapest gasoline I’ve purchased in quite some time.
And for the record, not directly related to Obama’s administration, as far as I know. (Though it was a talking point of Newt Gingrich and other GOP presidential candidates in 2012)
for instance:
the cheapest of them all when it comes to photography
:-)
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So cheap, in fact, that I have already posted a similar one before, forgive me. But photography is about the details... and... this one is a little more unscrewed, so there is less light there...or is it?
Yes it is one of the cheapest,lowly built Nikon lenses out there, but its my first..and I'm proud of it. The web-reviews are generally positive though as well.
Oh, and did I forget to mention that I bought this for a measly 95 USD or so? And the piece is practically new, you can take a closer look for yourself :) Also equally assuring is the fact that it is regarded highly as a quick,lightweight "Travel Tele" for ameteur photographers. Nikon camera/lens gear critique extraordinaire-Ken Rockwell says the sweetest things :-
"Its sharp, easy to zoom and has swell bokeh."
Although, the lens has a minimum aperture of 4.5, this baby is still strangely fast!
Sure it doesn't "Autofocus" on my Nikon D40, there's no driving motor inside like those snazzy AFS-DX series lenses. I was opting (and saving up) for a camera upgrade, but finally decided to hold myself back. I thought, there's still many uncharted territories left out there for me to explore with a D40, why waste money on another camera when I have a "Good" one? Also, owning a D40 often gives me excuse or "Reasonable doubt", where I can create subterfuges blaming my low grade gear for a possible "photographic blunder" ;)
Wish me luck .
PS: Thanks to S'uhas bhai to once again reminding my other, opinionated half that cameras might not make a big difference in one's photography at all...also for that "Bangladesh enterprise" incentive ;) You know what I mean, Arif bhai, right?
The Triesenberg-Class ships have become notoriously the cheapest and most effective light carriers in the armada. It is able to carry eight fighters, a supply ship, and a shuttle for carrying crew members to nearby ships/planets. In addition, it is fully equipped with four light cannons, two anti-air guns, and four heavy anti-ship cannons. Even though all of this weaponry is located on the top and sides of the ship, the bottom is equipped with heavier armor to make up the difference.
The USS "Vindicator" is the flagship of the 03rd forward assault fleet, and as such is no stranger to combat. Many lesser ships have fallen before its elite fighter squadrons. Due to its long lifespan, however, it will be retired soon for an upcoming, as yet unknown class of ship. Regardless, it has done what it needed to do, and much more.
Day 30 and it's finally finished! Actually, it was finished yesterday but I couldn't take pictures until today. This thing is considerably longer and wider than last year's SHIP, at about 135 studs long (counting the antennae on the front). It features five hangars, two on the sides and one under the foremost portion of the ship. The front hangar's docking clamp can swing down to easily grab/release the supply ship. The Vindicator also features light-up engines, and motorized landing gear. The landing gear, however, have a VERY hard time holding up the ship's weight, and will collapse if they are jostled to much, resulting in me having to remove all of the bottom plates to fix them. That's why I don't have any pictures of them. Also, ignore the fact that this picture is lower quality than all the others. Long story.
Be sure to check out the other photos in the album. I talk about each part in more detail on those.
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The "Nifty Fifty" - one of the cheapest and most used lenses on a modern Canon EOS camera. The 50mm lens has always been one of the most popular focal lengths as it is very similar to what our eyes see naturally.
When I got my first Canon SLR (AE-1 film camera back in 1981), it came with a 50mm f1.8 - a predecessor to the EF lens with the same specs. This is the only lens I used for more than a decade.
When Canon introduced the EOS system, the first 50mm f1.8 'nifty' lens was released. It had a metal mount and a DoF scale. That was back in 1987.
The second version was released in December 1990 - it had the same glass elements, but the metal mount was replaced with a cheaper plastic mount. Also gone was the DoF display. The Mk II version was made right up to this year (nearly 25 years!!). Almost anyone who has a modern Canon DSLR has a mkII nifty fifty in their kit!
Very recently, a Chinese company released a copy of the mkII lens - the Yongnuo 50mm f1.8. Despite the Canon version already being very affordably cheap, the Yongnuo was even cheaper. And the Yongnuo has 7 aperture blades, compared to Canon's 5.
Then this year Canon finally updated the 50mm f1.8 with a new STM version (no more buzzing whizzing auto-focussing!). The metal mount has returned. I believe the optics have stayed the same, but Canon has returned to 7 blade aperture. It's a great little lens!
So here they all are: left to right - 1987 mkI version, mkII version , Yongnuo version, and the new STM version.
Went on a skiing trip in South Korea, since its the cheapest place I could go skiing other than China, I didn't really expect some real nice powder snow. Though it was still quite fun shredding on artificial snow.
Not the cheapest place to buy a new handbag, but what woman can resist! Being a mere male it's a mystery why they need so many...and what they manage to fill them with!
All a business owner has to do is install bars on windows and doors and add the name 'Lawless' to the name of the business. The Sheriff would be sure to check the joint every 30 minutes.
3950 Old Julian Rd, Julian, NC
This New Morrison's Petrol Station is one of the cheapest in Leicester. Unleaded Per Litre £0.99.7p. Due to low oil price, low numbers of cars on the road and COVID-19 LOCKDOWN.
The Morrison's Supermarket has not yet opened, due to delays with COVID-19, when it opens all the blanks will be filled on the sign.
This used to be a CO-OP Food Store and a Green CO-OP Branded Petrol Station, Both Closed on 25th January 2020.
On this site it's also been a ESSO, TEXACO and a TOTAL.
Many years ago there was only 1 Morrisons the rest were Safeways in Leicestershire.
How an artist use a cheapest kayak to go around 107 no man islands in Hong Kong?
This video is showing you how Hong Kong artist Simon Wan to do this and his Selling 107 “No Man Islands” project.
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And it appears as though that what you’re asking of me is the equivalent to trying to black out my lungs while wearing a gas mask.
*Going into the gas station*
Me: Hi, Can I please have the cheapest pack of cigarettes you have and a lighter?”
Gas dude: *asks some kind of question about cigarettes*
Me: Oh, uhm, I don’t plan on smoking these. It’s just for a picture.
Gas dude: Well, in that case let me find something that’s the most picturesque. *hands me bright orange box of cigarettes*
That awesome moment when the gas guy tries to help with your photoshoot.
I’ve missed conceptual photography more than you will ever know. I am more than happy with this picture. A super big thank you to my boyfriend for letting me borrow his gas mask, helping to light the cigarettes and for staying up with me till 2 a.m. to get his opinion on different edits. And my best friend for coming with me to buy said cigarettes and helping me with the photo.
I’m thinking more and more about having a mini 365 project for the month of July. I miss taking pictures as frequently as I did. I want to push myself with my photography this summer. Push myself as far as I can go. Your thoughts?
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