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Poängen här bygger på att originalmeningen "Able was I ere I saw Elba" är ett palindrom (även om man tar hänsyn till mellanslagen). Man får ha en viss förståelse för att det blir svårt att översätta på de premisserna. Den enda svenska motsvarighet jag sett är "Sirap i Paris" och det låter inte lika bra. För att göra det hela ytterligare lite mera komplicerat att översätta så heter ödlan i serien Elba.
My daughter calls it a fluff bug. It reminds me of Tinkerbell, like it has a little tutu on. Anybody know what it is?
All this random fluff starts falling out of some trees in yard at this time of year. The wind whips it up and it gets everywhere!
Fluffer sulking that she's been put out in the garden. If only she knew we weren't coming back for 2 weeks! D:
Photos by Linda Gritz. The annual festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts honoring the invention of Marshmallow Fluff.
Fluffer looked all hot and bothered, so Katy dug out the cooling pet mat. 5 Minutes later, Fluff's stood on a bit of kitchen towel next to it...
He shook himself at one point and ended up all fluffed up like this. It was a grey, drizzly morning and he was definitely all wet.
Red-tailed Hawk, Buteo jamaicensis
Alexandria, VA
Photos by Voravut Ratanakommon of the annual Fluff Festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts
Fluffer's Brush and Tilley Paraffin Pressure Lamp and photo of Fluffers at work (1955)
For many decades, the tracks and tunnels were cleaned entirely by hand. Track cleaners known as 'fluffers' used a lamp to see and special brushes to remove dust and fluff from around the rails. A build-up of dirt on the track could affect the trackside equipment, cause fires and disrupt the daily operation of the Underground system. Today, 'fluffers' continue to work overnight once the electricity to the tracks has been switched off, but also use more modern equipment.
[London Transport Museum]
Taken during Hidden London: the Exhibition
(October 2019 - January 2021)
Hidden London: the Exhibition takes you on an immersive journey of some of London’s most secret spaces in the oldest subterranean railway in the world. These ‘forgotten’ parts of the Tube network have incredible stories to tell about Britain’s wartime past - such as the Plessey aircraft underground factory which had 2,000 members of staff, mostly women, working in the two 2.5 mile-long tunnels on the eastern section of the Central line during the Second World War.
[London Transport Museum]
From Museum Lates at London Transport Museum
I have decided to name that green little fluff "The little green fluff" !
I just think it's so cute! I know I know...I'm a bit crazy.
It was the first day of winter here in Odense today. It snowed a bit. Fun!
Photos by Voravut Ratanakommon of the annual Fluff Festival in Union Square, Somerville, Massachusetts
my neighbours cat came in to say hello.. after alot of fuss, she plonked herself on the floor stretched out (this is her favourite spot to sit/lay) and fell asleep...
Taken on my Canon G9 Powershot Camera
15th March 2008