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Dialogue on weather, breeding in the pound
Fateful first-time meeting, life is in the ground
Icarus they caught you where you tumbled on
Encourage you to dive now the sun is gone
I just don't know
I just don't know
aah...
moon is torn asunder over faulty two
guillotines in shackles, heads roll for a few
I just don't know
I just don't know
I just don't know
aah...
It seems that my SD card was faulty and all my prepared RAW shots for today were gone. I was about to skip this weeks MM, but then I took some new shots, and here is my entry for today, at last!
South Portland Street Suspension Bridge in Glasgow - looking North. This bridge opened in 1853 but was reconstructed in 1871 due to sub Standard materials being used. More repairs were made in 1926, 1997 & it was repainted in 2005. These arches are rather imposing. All the suspension steel was replaced in 1871. The Forth Road Bridge was not the first Scottish suspension bridge to have faulty main cables.
Please see my other photographs of Strathclyde at www.jamespdeans.co.uk/p529114702
I'm on watch here
So close your eyes and get some rest
I'm here to watch your heart
It's been faulty from the start
I'm the ribs in your chest
I'm not an angel
I never mean to make you cry
Jumping through my hoops
With dissention in the troops
And a smile and a sigh
What's that over your shoulder?
Fear of getting older
Stay with me
Sing me a love song
From your heart or from the phonebook
It don't matter to me
I'm am apple, you're the tree
I won't fall when you're shook
What's that over your shoulder?
Fear of getting older
Stay with me
It ends with a kiss
It ends with a tear
It ends with the lights out
Bathed in our fears
Tell me nonsense
I don't want sincere
I saw the lightning
Cut through the last winter sky of the year
Stay with me
Keep with me
The little projectionist shines his light…
Skippy envisioned his universe with the help of the following marvelous creations:
Kunst's MK8 Movie Projector, Projector Screen, Film Rolls, Film Stack, Magnifying Glass, Film Work Table, Vintage Stool, Movie Projector Cabinet, Cinema Benches, and Alarm Clock, which are all part of The Cinephile Collection, available at The Arcade!
Kunst's Portable Vitrola and Phonograph Records, which are both part of The Roaring Twenties Collection!
Visit Kunst in the Marketplace!
Keep imagining, creating, and shining YOUR light so bright, everyone!
Urban Nostalgia...
Items in this scene:
DRD - Whiskey bar – Building
DRD - Whiskey bar - Industrial table
DRD - Whiskey bar - Industrial bar stool - Blue leather
DRD - Whiskey bar - Industrial bar stool - Brown leather
DRD - Faulty Signs - Park
DRD - Faulty Signs - Drive thru
DRD - Irish Pub - Building
DRD CS - The Joint Coffee Shop - Bike Rack
Old items:
N4RS Valkenberg Park Bench
Nutmeg. Her Bike Black
* Faulty Signs By DRD @ Cosmopolitan
www.flickr.com/photos/jaimyhancroft/52867980189/in/datepo...
* Main
So gutted I got this wrong. Now until I get it fixed no more stupid faulty and broken d500 till I get it fixed. I had to fight to get any detail at all back in raw in this so imagine how bad it really looked lol
A silent faulty feeling
A silent fault
A silent faulty feeling
A silent fault
I sigh and fall to the ceiling
I sigh and run to the kneeling
Asylums for the feeling
Ran out of all the meaning
I ran out of
It's hard to fall believing
It's hard to fall
So many men are losing
While out there doing the proving
It's no surprise he is dooming
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Bring your friends, bring it all on
Oh, don't suck it up, no
We seem to need another
We need you all
While finding our own cover
We cover it all
I find my own completeness
The darkness and the weakness
The light, the fight, the quietness
We are here for you
We are here for you
Don't suffer alone
Tell us
We are here for you
We are here for you
Don't suffer alone
Tell us
I had my MRI last tuesday, Mar 7th. this was to hopefully discover the cause of my balance problems and my faulty eyesight [which after much testing was thought not to be because of faulty eyeglasses or eyeballs.]
sometime in the last year, I had a stroke with cerebellum damage.
bummer
I lost my picture from my gallery...because a faulty click...some minutes ago ............................................................................................
Now here it is again for you! Thank you for all of your kind
visits, invitations and comments, you have sent for me before...greetings, Clare
...and Thank You for your visits and comments here again! :-)
150 Tiere bevölkern die Arche im ANOHA, der Kinderwelt des Jüdischen Museums Berlin. Das Größte und Prominenteste unter ihnen ist ein Faultier, das sich an der Fassade der W. M. Blumenthal Akademie in Kreuzberg entlang hangelt und Besucher*innen den Weg weist. Komponenten alter, gebrauchter Fahrräder dienten dem Bau des circa vier Meter hohen und vier Meter breiten Exponats. Individuell ausgesuchte Schutzbleche visualisieren die feine Haarstruktur, die langen Krallen und die charakteristische Augenform des sympathischen Säugetieres. Damit steht es exemplarisch für die gesamte Museumsfauna, die mit viel Experimentierfreunde aus gebrauchten Gegenständen und Recyclingmaterialien erdacht und umgesetzt wurde. Eine besondere Vorbereitung erforderte auch die dynamische Haltung des großen und schweren Faultieres, das sich um die Ecke der Fassade zu bewegen scheint. Nach den ersten Skizzen entstand ein Knetmodell, das später 3D-gescannt wurde, um die Unterkonstruktion des metallenen Objekts zu planen. Das Ergebnis ist eine eigens entwickelte Statik, die dem Faultier auch bei Wind und Wetter einen starken Grip garantiert.
Had to figure out a different take on this backdrop, and having seen a flood or too from faulty waterclosets/toilets over the years…. This came to mind.
Caught this little sloth at top speed crossing the road in Panama. It actually took 3 min to cross...;)
I posted a picture of Lancaster Tavern last year. It has been almost constantly in use as a tavern/inn since 1790, except for the years 1894-1982 when it served as a private residence.
About six weeks ago there was a fire that started on the top floor where someone was living. Faulty wiring is assumed to be the cause. Thankfully no one was hurt.
In my first comment, I am posting a photo of how it looked before the fire. That photo is of the other side, but this side shows the roof damage better. The owners say they will rebuild.
Located in Lancaster County, Virginia.
Prepared but not submitted to World Photography Day Contest 2022 - due to my faulty miss-saw the hour of ending (not 00:00, but 9:00 PT) Apologies to FLICKR
My hot water service failed at the week end, and today a service man came to replace a faulty part. He removed the cover and there in a warm spot was a clutch of 8 tiny lizard's eggs. They were left undisturbed, but I had to have a few photos. I've seen lizard's eggs before, usually when I have dug them up in the garden. This time it seems mother lizard found a nice warm spot to lay her eggs. If the hot water service hadn't failed, I would have missed them. It doesn't take much to excite me.
Castle Semple Loch, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire. This solitary Whooper was amongst the Mute Swans at the loch today. I don't quite understand what's going on, as Whoopers normally migrate here from Iceland during the winter months only. Maybe his sat-nav is faulty... ;-))
[polski opis niżej]
SM48-127 substituting apparently faulty SU45 or SP32, with D-train 22509 "Solina" from Warszawa Zachodnia to Bełżec, is approaching Zawada station. July 15, 2007.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
SM48-127 zastępująca najprawdopodobniej zdefektowaną SU45 albo SP32, z pociągiem pospiesznym 22509 "Solina" z Warszawy Zachodniej do Bełżca, zbliża się do stacji Zawada. 15 lipca 2007 r.
To była tylko grupa wagonowa od zasadniczej "Soliny", jadącej oczywiście bardziej w kierunku tego jeziora :)
Fot. Jarek / Chester
Quite common in Central America but i only saw a few and this one was the only one i was able to get a decent shot of, Tortuguero NP, Costa Rica
Вообще-то, строго говоря, болгарский перец вовсе не болгарский и даже не перец! Это растение относится вовсе не к семейству перечных, а к семейству пасленовых и является дальним родственником помидоров и баклажанов. Его родина – Латинская Америка.
Красный. В этой разновидности перца больше всего аскорбинки и витамина А.
Желтый. Обходит своих собратьев по количеству рутина. Этот элемент делает кровеносные сосуды более эластичными и укрепляет их стенки. А еще в желтых сортах перца калия и фосфора больше, чем в других разновидностях.
Зеленый. Обладает противораковыми свойствами. Не так давно итальянские ученые обнаружили в сладком перце вещества, способные снизить риск возникновения злокачественных опухолей. Особенно много таких веществ в зеленых плодах.
This first tries last year with the Kodak P880. Suppose faulty electronics from this used 17 year old camera would not allow me to adjust the aperture in M mode. Finally I said to it: you take the damn picture! and put in auto mode. Well in its wisdom chose f3.6 for a landscape. Who knew? And I cropped to get the pano effect.
I thought my camera was faulty as it kept taking double exposures and then I noticed that I had accidentally set it to the multiple exposure setting! Most of them weren't much good, but I rather liked this one. I shot a red begonia in my window and then went on to photograph a dragon pop-up card, against a green vase, and this is the combined result. After a bit of messing around in Topaz Glow and Photoshop that is ;-) HSS!
A beautiful Autumnal Scene from the Lake District. I'm really glad that this shot turned out as I had a faulty sensor and a tripod that had the stability of a Jellyfish. Thanks for looking.
summer swirling 'round me
obelisks and visitations
subconscious blur
faulty conception
muted misdirection
littletinperson
“Sometimes, when people have a low opinion of their own worth—or, perhaps, when they refuse responsibility for their lives—they choose a new acquaintance, of precisely the type who proved troublesome in the past. Such people don’t believe that they deserve any better—so they don’t go looking for it. Or, perhaps, they don’t want the trouble of better. Freud called this a ‘repetition compulsion.’ He thought of it as an unconscious drive to repeat the horrors of the past—sometimes, perhaps, to formulate those horrors more precisely, sometimes to attempt more active mastery and sometimes, perhaps, because no alternatives beckon. People create their worlds with the tools they have directly at hand. Faulty tools produce faulty results. Repeated use of the same faulty tools produces the same faulty results. It is in this manner that those who fail to learn from the past doom themselves to repeat it. It’s partly fate. It’s partly inability. It’s partly … unwillingness to learn? Refusal to learn? Motivated refusal to learn?” Jordan B Peterson
Psalm 78:57 “Like their ancestors they were disloyal and faithless, as unreliable as a faulty bow.”
This winter I shot 5 Ilford B&W rolls, and three of the films were faulty. One roll was not scannable. On one roll, I was able to scan two pictures. One roll, though it was screwed, I was able to salvage the whole roll. Of course, I screwed up some shots on this roll. I wasn’t paying attention and wound the film too far. I tried to fix it but the film was too tight to wind all the way back. So I had a triple panoramic. I could have cropped the images to save them, but I didn’t feel like it. The guys at the camera store said that the rolls had been exposed to heat (not from me). On another note: the viewfinder on my camera is off, which has made for some bad-looking compositions.
This is tulipa clusiana - hybrid ' Peppermint Stick ' photographed through condensation on the inside of a faulty double glazed window. Tulipa clusiana, or the Lady Tulip is a native of Afghanistan, iran, Pakistan and the Western Himalayas. It has been naturalised in many other countries such as France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Tunisia, Greece and Turkey, therefore it is a most suitable species to upload on International Plant Appreciation Day.
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How can something that felt so perfect, be so faulty?
Our relationship ended in anger. No pity nor sympathy can even be traced. It felt like we were sworn enemies. The words that we exchanged were like rusty swords that could break by just one final blow. Until it did, our final goodbye was filled with hatred. Smiles turned into cries, butterflies in our stomach became tied knots that would make you feel like you wanna vomit. Heart beats that usually meant flutters turned into heart ache.
Regret. That's what I felt.
Afraid to close my eyes cause all I could see was him. Sleepless nights, myself fights.
Was it my fault?
How can a love that felt so perfect, be so faulty. But isn't that what we all feel when we're in love? We are fully aware of the flaws and yet we still continue to love. I realized, there's nothing really special with our relationship at all.
It was just a typical break up after all...
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
The file date in my camera is faulty cannot set, the correct date for this capture 11/03/2019.
A fabulous evening on the summer solstice for a pair of Skodas amongst the Cumbrian Fells. 90011 and 90016 pass Lambrigg with the 4M80 16.33 Coatbridge-Crewe Basford Hall liner which was running slightly early. It was a shame that the load wasn't more substantial. There were plenty of positives to take away though: the fine evening sunshine was a highlight, the placement of a container directly behind the locomotives was rather fortuitous, and pans were facing in the same direction for the perfectionists.
This location is noteworthy as the site of a serious derailment involving a Virgin Pendolino in 2007, the primary cause identified was a faulty set of points on a crossover, removed after the accident.
Taken with the assistance of a pole.