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Baby blue "music meter" pattern with golden yellow accents made for DJ J Espinosa at Wild 94.9 (Bay Area hphop station). Customs made by Lost Soles Customs: www.lostsolescustoms.com

dunks by Gideon Tsang

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Pre-Dunk by Lindsey G

This kid is really excited to go in the dunk tank.

Dunk the Bellboy by bloomfield and george

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Found at a Vienna flea market.

Dunking by Malcolm

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Dipper.

Coppull, Lancashire.

dunk her again by Marjie Kennedy

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Dunk Tank by Fort Carson

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Spc. Cheyenne Vandenberg, power generation equipment repairer, Company B, 404th Aviation Support Battalion, 4th Combat Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, takes a dip in the dunk tank after an elementary student nails the target at Prairie Heights Elementary School in Pueblo, May 17. (Photo by Sgt. Jonathan C. Thibault)

Dunk! by Gary Grant

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The next shot in my egg series this guy was tasty...

NRHH BCA Dunk Tank by Housing and Dining Services

As apart of the Breast Cancer Awareness Week NRHH had a dunk tank in the South Quad.

Dunker Back by Mike Talplacido

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Antietam National Military Park

Monta Dunk by G M

Monta dunks seconds before the close of the half... (good job Pietrus! Way to help Monta out as a decoy... )

dunk tank - andrew by dizoburoiv

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dunks by Rushay Booysen

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aces baby

dunk by wallsdontlie

Dunker Church by Dean Mahlstedt

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Date: January 28, 2021

Location: Antietam Battlefield - Sharpsburg, Maryland (Washington County)

NOTE: It was 16 degrees wind chill on this day. No one was around but me and just a few others.

During the battle of Antietam the church was the focal point of a number of Union attacks against the Confederate left flank. Most after action reports by commanders of both sides, including Union General Hooker and Confederate Stonewall Jackson, make references to the church.

At battles end the Confederates used the church as a temporary medical aid station. A sketch by well known Civil War artist Alfred Waud depicts a truce between the opposing sides being held in front of the church on September 18, in order to exchange wounded and bury the dead. At least one account states that after the battle the Union Army used the Dunker Church as an embalming station. One tradition persists that Lincoln may have visited the site during his visit to the Army of the Potomac in October 1862.

Dunk! by Gopal Vijayaraghavan

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Dunking my head into the glacier pool.

The hair nearly froze solid once I was pulled out :)

Dunk Tank by phitcomedy