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FAILE's installation, Les Ballets De Faile, was created for the Art Series performances on Friday, February 1, and Wednesday, May 29.
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after 2 years i'm back at wieden+kennedy. freelancing in the studio this time. this impressive spectacle made of push pins is by the new class of 12.
Bought this at Ardingly South of England show June 6, 2013 (cost 30 quid) and by the end of the month the thing had exploded with a huge BANG! It had hardly been used - maybe four times - and once broken it became totally useless because the connectors were all pre-fixed from the start. This hose is now available in shops and garden centres - well, don't waste your money, it really is CRAP!!!! There is now another version called the XHOSE and you might want to watch the following video before investing in one:
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Employed on rescue duty on 16th April 2019 is DB Cargo UK Class 67 No.67012, seen dragging a failed InterCity 225 set south towards Holme Green crossing, south of Biggleswade. The locomotive carries the two-tone silver and grey livery of the defunct Wrexham and Shropshire.
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Today my GP tried to remove my magnetic implant, but it proved difficult- it had migrated deep in my finger, and came apart as he tried to get a hold of it. Almost from the first incision before he got anywhere near it shards of the magnet started coming out, and it seems the main body of the magnet adhered to scar tissue. For now, and probably ever, it's staying inside.
i pushed buttons, but nothing let me reboot it. i wanted to try getting online. check out some 4chan.
This was my favorite story of the weekend. John Delane owner of the 1972 Chevron B21 is certainly getting his money's worth from the car. Not only did he enjoy racing it but now it's his two grandsons turn. This weekend it was Kyle Collins driving the car finishing 2nd in class. Also working her way up the ranks and possibly heading to be the 3rd grandchild to race the car is his granddaughter (unfortunately I failed to get her name). Beautiful family totally enjoying the sport
Taken with a Nikkor MF 105mm f2.5 Ai lens
Today my GP tried to remove my magnetic implant, but it proved difficult- it had migrated deep in my finger, and came apart as he tried to get a hold of it. Almost from the first incision before he got anywhere near it shards of the magnet started coming out, and it seems the main body of the magnet adhered to scar tissue. For now, and probably ever, it's staying inside.
From the same website as the xmas tree graphic--they have "news" stories that highlight incidences of people bringing bugs into their homes with xmas trees. That...is not even CLOSE to being a mantis. Ha!
Minolta x700, Canon AE-1, failed development. When you learn, you learn! Sharp magenta coloration due to low temperature in development, causing emulsion to not fully degrade. Highlights and shadows have extreme editing to save any detail left on film. It was a beautiful day on the dunes, nonetheless.
No, it's not the funniest of fails, but it made me laugh when I got the YouTube error one of FailBlog's video posts. Also posted to icanhascheezburger here.
Yeah... it came off of a 3-pack Diet Pepsi. Except I decided to use only two thirds of it, cuz, well... I only have two eyes. XD
When you read the washing instructions on your new top a wee bit late.
Excuse the mess, packing. Excuse the belly, I'd just polished off a host of chicken wings!
Sadly all approaches to the Council who said it wasn't theirs and to the home owner failed.
Note what appears to be an oblong solid or hollow pole.
The sign has now disappeared, pole and all, so presumably fallen over or removed and scrapped. It was in a terrible state and hardly doing its job.
Safe to reveal the location now, Tundergarth Road, Lockerbie, not far out of the centre on the tight left hand bend.
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