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THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!! I never thought I'd get this many followers for the time I've been on here. You guys are awesome! A special thanks gos to,Sassenach5, for being my first follower. And aaronzambiasi for being my second follower. And last but certainly not least, I thank Pate-keetongu for being my third follower. But then there's bloodwerth, my 400th follower, thank you! Then there is all 396 of the rest of you, and to you I say Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for all the great experiences I have had with you guys over the past 5 years on Flickr. It is hard to believe so much time has passed, and it is really awesome to be part of such a passionate Lego community. I hope to keep providing you with my best content and continue to bond over our bricks.
-Jacob :)
Art Stones (Ricordi Arte, Italy) No. 6001N33002, bought in 2014.
2.000 pcs, (40 x 50), 70 x 100 cm.
A great companion piece to the 12.000 Ravensburger, The Temptation of St. Anthony, done earlier this year.
As usual a pale imitation of the original, which has been slightly cropped on both sides.
Unfortunately one piece missing.
This puzzle is strongly recommended if you can find it, but beware of missing pieces from Ricordi.
MarieRose Follower v1.0
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Location: The Arcanaeum, College of Winterhold.
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I don't understand Japanese so i don't know what she say :D
but I like that Voice!
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Several people have listed me as Friends and Family here on flickr, and while I am thrilled to list as Friend anyone that shows me as that in their profile, I keep the Family tag as a kind of placekeeper - reserved for those that are friends both here and on my facebook page. So girls, look me up on facebook and friend me, or send me a note and I will friend you or send you my addy... Guys, I love, love, love followers there and will occasionally add someone whose timeline shows me something interesting and three dimensional (no, I'm not interested in c2c or "sexy chat" at all - as flattering as that is...lol). XOXO
Shopkeepers, do you know the importance of advertising? Let's give customers a spoiler of what they can find by coming to your store
Even Danny's visit is in a Black Friday mood, call me in private and he's so drooling 😍 30% off on commissions!!
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Thanks to all my followers I've never expected to reach my goal of getting 200 followers that fast! Special thanks to DeltaEagle Customs for being my 200th follower!
I was going to post something like this when I got 25 followers, but I got there faster then i could collect 25 facts! Thank you all of you who decided to follow me!
Well here they are! Some you may know, some you may not.
1. The Cinchorro of the Andes in Chile started mummification around 5,050 B.C.
2. The Egyptian started their mummifing in 2,600 B.C.
3. The oldest natural mummy is from the Atacama Desert around 7020 B.C.
4. In the late first century, the Imperial Roman Legion (Legate or Legatus Legionis) was 5,000 men strong. Legio of 5,000 , 9 Cohorts of 480 and one double Cohort(1st) , 10 Centuria of 80, 10 Contubernium of 8.
5. Japanese origami began around the sixth century after Buddhist monks brought Paper to Japan.
6. The largest Temple of Ancient Greece was the Temple of Olympian Zeus. It was started in the sixth century B.C. and finshed in the secound century century A.D.
7. The Parthenon is dedicated to the goddess Athena
8. the Book of Kells,containing the four Gospels in the Latin Vulgate, was thought to be written by Saint Jerome in 384 A.D..
9. Warwick Castle is the oldest standing castle in Britain.
10. the real King Arthur was probably a fifth to sixth century Briton warrior who fought against the Saxons
11. The English Longbow was developed in the fourteenth century. The Longbow was as tall as a man (five to six feet) and the arrows were half the bow length.
12. The first documented use of coat of arms was in the eleventh century on the Baueax Tapestry around the time of the Norman invasion of England.
13. the Piano was invented in aroung 1700 by Bartolomeo Cristofori (1655-1731)
14. The Sistine Chapel was painted by Michel Angelo during 1508-1515.
15. Hericus was the second permanent English settlement in 1611
16. The Sutton Hoo ship was a sixth to seventh century Anglo-Saxon burial. It is thought to perhaps be the burial of Raedwald King of East Anglia , one of the first Christian Angle kings.
17. The first use of the word Dragon was about 1220 A.D,
18. IMPERATOR CAESAR DIVI FILIVI AVGVSTVS , born Gaius Octavius Thurinus, was the first Roman Emperor He ruled January 16,27 B.C. to August 19, 14 B.C.
19. IN 1968, Anne Stine Ingstad and Helge Ingstad descovered a eleventh century Viking cloak pin at L'ange aux Meadow on Newfound. That is five hundred years before Columbus.
20. The Aztecs thought Cortes was their god Quetzalcoal, the Feathered Serpent.
21. Heinrich Schlimann, a Weathey German businessman and archaeologist, in 1865 descovered Troy.
22. The Celts originate in Gaul (France). The people of this region were called Keltoi be the Ancient Greeks.
23. The Apache were not one tribe but six: Chircahua, Jicarillo, Lipan, Mescalero, Western Apache and Kiowa.
24. Pocahontas's real name was Matoaca. Pocahontas was a nickname meaning "playful one" or "Ill-behaved child"
25. In Feudal (Ancient) Japan, Shinobe was the name for "ninja" , the covert agent or mercenary. They were well versed in espionage and deception, as well as the use of shurikin, swords, spears, and bo staffs.
Listen I know this is six followers late, but uh I decided to do a frame breakdown of my HM6 MklI. Thank you to Letranger Absurde for being the 101th
If anyone wants specific photos just ask.
I got a message from mod-hub and they said I should post my mocs on their site. I'm considering but I need help. What digital software will be able to help me with this?
Thanks , homies ( ' ᴥ')
Oyea PS I updated the BJD eyebrows to have appliers for the AHS2 head . Please contact me for redeliveries ♡
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Hooray!!! 100 followers on my Flickr page! Thank you everyone for your faves and followings! I'm really happy to have such a lively and interesting auditory!
See you soon :)
Low light in the alpine scarcely disappoints a photographer. Often it takes your breath away.
Enjoy your Thursday.
omg, thank you so much guys, It is so awesome that so many of you like my work, I'm speechless, you guys rock so much, It is not even within this dimension the amount of happiness you guys bring to me when you like my crazy ideas. If you keep following I'll keep working, is that a deal? :D
A shot I took of a Juvenile Bald Eagles on Feb. 9th 2025.
Juvenile Bald Eagles do not get their adult plumage until their fourth or fifth year. Often steal prey from other raptors, especially Ospreys (Pandion haliaetus).
I was at 50 followers when I opened up Flickr, saw my 17 notifications and thought wow, the SA5 is doing well and it has been. In a day it's been the second most favorited thing so I was happy. I saw I had 50 followers so I decided to make this. Then I got a new notification telling me Axel Nazaret had followed me. 51 followers, I wanted a nice even number and so now I'm gunna have to do another one of these when I get 102 followers instead of 100. As you can see my table in the basement is a mess. There's a lot more in bags all over the floor and because of this I need your help my 51 followers, how do I go about organizing all of this?
Please help me.
I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone who followed me. It means a lot to me that people like to see my work. To celebrate 75 followers, I don't think I will have a contest (go join the Noir one!) but instead, here's 15 facts about me!
1. I have been on Flickr for 439 days
2. I am a freshman in high school
3. My favorite class in school has always been science
4. I am in my school’s art club
5. I don’t have a favorite superhero since they are all so different
6. My favorite video game is probably Uncharted 4
7. On the topic of video games, I don’t play Fortnite. I prefer story based games over battle royales.
8. My favorite MCU movie is probably Infinity War
9. My favorite TV show is Agents of Shield (though Daredevil may take that spot when I get around to watching more of it)
10. The first LEGO set I remember getting was the 2009 Battle of Endor
11. My favorite LEGO set I own is the Quinjet Aerial Battle (picked it up just before it retired)
12. My favorite LEGO Minifigure that I own is the Iron Man Heartbreaker suit
13. The LEGO Minifigure I wished I owned is the Silver Centurion
14. I have 292 Minifigures on my display frames
15. My favorite comic storyline of all time is Old Man Logan, very closely followed by Civil War
Again, I just want to say a huge thank you to everyone who followed me. Next milestone is 100!!
Why is that special, you may ask? Well my friend, 82 happens to be my favorite number. And I better make this fast, before someone unfollows me. Anyway, thanks to everyone that has followed me! I started out as a sister, following in her brothers footsteps, by joining Flickr. But, I loved photography and enjoyed sharing it with people. You see, my older bro, Gem Jim, got the "artistic gene". As did my younger sisters, and my youngest brother (That is, if you count having an awesome imagination :P). And what I mean by that is, they know how to express themselves through a pen and paper (or a Batman costume and an awesome LEGO minifigure). And I was over here like "I think I'm gonna take a picture of this tree bark..." or "I think, maybe, I can draw a stick-man" while my sister is over here, being a living Picasso! Like, what fair is that?!? Anyway, I started taking pictures back in 2011 (What I mean by that, is I figured out what a filter and light exposure was). And lemme tell you something, that was a sad place... Anyway (I get off subject a lot...), I kept trying and trying to perfect myself, and eventually (EVENTUALLY) I ended up being here where I am now. I know I'm definitely not as good as most of you are, and I know I won't be like that for a long time, but it's so encouraging when I get something as small, as a comment, or as big, as a follow. What I'm trying to say is, thank you all, for wasting your time on me! It really means a lot! Even if, to you, it seems so small. Just know, on my side of the computer, I'm literally fangirling at every little thing... (Is that creepy? Idk.)
I truly am grateful for everything, and I wouldn't even have one follower if God didn't put the desire to do this in my heart.
Man, now this sounds more like an acceptance speech, instead of a information section... welp, I guess I can say I'm informing you with my acceptance speech! (idek what I'm being accepted for, but we won't go into details here.)
Anyway, as always, GOD BLESS 'MERICA!!!!!
TL-DR section- thanks for clicking on this, GB now.
A Mexican follower of Santa Muerte (Saint Death) shows his tattoo during the pilgrimage in Tepito, a rough district of Mexico City, Mexico. The religious cult of Santa Muerte is a syncretic fusion of Aztec death worship rituals and Catholic beliefs. Born in lower-class neighborhoods of Mexico City, it has always been closely associated with crime. In the past decades, original Santa Muerte's followers (such as prostitutes, pickpockets and street drug traffickers) have merged with thousands of ordinary Mexican Catholics. The Saint Death veneration, offering a spiritual way out of hardship in the modern society, has rapidly expanded. Although the Catholic Church considers the Santa Muerte's followers as devil worshippers, on the first day of every month, crowds of believers in Saint Death fill the streets of Tepito. Holding skeletal figurines of Holy Death clothed in a long robe, they pray for power healing, protection and favors and make petitions to ‘La Santísima Muerte’, who reputedly can make life-saving miracles. © www.jansochor.com