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Two Fools (one in the tractor, one behind the Landrover), two derelict boats, two landrovers and a tractor. They decided to pull the smaller fire-damaged boat out of the mud whereapon the keel dug into the mud turning the boat onto its side. continuing to pull it, they got it stuck on the concrete block being used to tie the other boat up. They proceeded to anglegrind the mast off, narrowly missing one of the landrovers, which they had moved closer, and then proceeded to cut up a fire damaged fibreglass boat with a large grinder and no mask, plenty of fibreglass dust in the air! By doing this they blocked in the Landrover with trailer attached as it had nowhere to reverse, maybe we should have waited for the rising tide?
April fools?!?!
Scout seems to be having some fun with me...
...not that I'm complaining.
I promise there is no post-editing here. This is a direct screen capture.
Milano, 08/05/2010 trl music award porto vecchio genova
nella foto blind fool love
foto:Prandoni francesco
...I'll take 4 for £4 please!"
~Happy April Fools Day!!~
Well actually this was shot on Saturday! But I thought it would fit the jesting beginning to the month.
I actually spotted this in Asda, Biggleswade and could not make any sense of the offer! LOL. Pretty good value I say!
~Have a great day!~
They've managed to fool a whole of of the rest of us for a long time now. Pandit, Liddy and Fuld belong here.
Dick Fuld cried poverty and has had to sell a number of artworks from his collection including three Willem de Koonings.
The Fulds still own a sizable art collection and five homes, including a $21m Manhattan apartment.
Not a full moon, missed it by a couple days due to the resurgence of winter.
But I got a new toy; and adapter to let me use my "old" Sigma 70-210mm Zoom Lens and my other lenses from my Minolta SLR on my Nikon D40. Now its back to relearning photography with no automatic anything. I like it!
The latest Fool offering is a neck-through version of the classic short-scale "student" guitar that players like John McLaughlin and Todd Rundgren adopted because it allowed them to stretch out for giant extended chords.
And where I feel a great emptiness is where I want to begin again. I am a fool who seeks himself in the dawnlight after the night has taken him. The bridge from sleep to waking is a long one, and the far shore is hidden in the mist of an apathetic mind.
THE FOOL (TAROT SET) ink ,marker,and colored pencil on paper© 2009 R. Hunt 8"x11" (after Buster Keaton)
This was the funnest wedding I've ever attended. I knew it would be big because community activist, Debbie Mytels, is the most well connected woman I know. She almost ran for public office. I've known her since I was in knee pants working my first career job. Then got to know her better when I was in the pioneer Be The Change class that she instigated with Acterra.
She was marrying her longtime companion Thomas who, I gather, does some work as a magician and is involved with the Faithful Fools, thus the entourage of fools to liven up the ceremony.
At the opening of the ceremonies Debbie and Thomas got up together to make a statement about marriage equality and pledged to fight until this right was offered to all. The rest of the ceremony was so pagan and so political and so carnival that it is how I always thought a Gay wedding should be (but those are often overbearingly traditional wouldn't ya know).
The fools included a flickr friend whom I finally got to meet. He's the one in the mask. He had a speaking part as Uncle Bob commenting on Corinthian passage from the Bible and how he was mentioning his comments to his husband. (That's the passage where it says marriage is between a man and a woman.) He is a Reverend himself and is married to Seph, an organizing colleague of mine. Also in attendance is the Grim Reaper; I enjoyed having that reminder.
A string quartet played a lovely accompaniment and some pop songs ending with All You Need Is Love. We were instructed to look under our chairs where we found kazoos so we could join in.
rawing #106, The Fool, July 1, 2012 Ball Point Pen & Crayon on Paper 8.5" x 11"
Surreal Automatism - I do a big squiggle and find something in it
The Fool is the spirit in search of experience. He represents the mystical cleverness bereft of reason within us, the childlike ability to tune into the inner workings of the world. In this case there are 3 women watching him - 3 Fates - a Trinity of the feminine sort - through the Intuition - and a bird - the Holy Spirit - They control the metaphorical thread of life of every human child from birth to death, are independent, and watch that the fate assigned to every being by eternal laws might take its course without obstruction, holy madness or 'crazy wisdom'....Wavy Gravy...Zero...The Merry Pranksters - This drawing was acting as a prayer.
1. Drip, drip, drip - 14th March 2008, 2. Drip drop - 27th March 2008, 3. Carrot - 12th January 2008, 4. Jewellery - 2nd January 2008, 5. Wood - 14th February 2008, 6. Electric - 13th January 2008, 7. Cropped Drops - 20th March 2008, 8. Rosemary - 4th January 2008,
9. Me and my Bunny - 18th August 2007, 10. Raindrop - 25th June 2007, 11. Flapjack - 19th August 2007, 12. Children - 1st January 2008, 13. Drops - 20th March 2008, 14. Panic! - 23rd June 2007, 15. Old and new! - 6th January 2008, 16. Ammonite - 14th January 2008,
17. Baby girl - 15th March 2008, 18. Sleepy baby - 12th March 2008, 19. Clock - 4th March 2008, 20. Rain can be beautiful... 14th August 2007, 21. 31st December 2007!!!, 22. Bath time - 22nd March 2008, 23. Washing - 16th August 2007, 24. Here comes the sun! - 2nd July 2007,
25. Just Thinking - 13th June 2007, 26. Rose - 12th June 2007, 27. Spider - 20th January 2008, 28. Critiqued - 27th September 2007, 29. Fennel - 12th August 2007, 30. N is for Nasturtium - 17th July 2007, 31. Chinese - 2nd September 2007, 32. Daffodil - 28th February 2008,
33. Bug - 26th June 2007, 34. Ring - 25th February 2008, 35. Crisps anyone? - 5th January 2008, 36. Orange flower - 28th June 2006, 37. Rice - 21st June 2007, 38. Alice & Ben - 16th June 2007, 39. Nigella - 15th June 2007, 40. Bath time! - 7th January 2008,
41. C is for Charlotte - 6th July 2007, 42. Blood - 10th March 2008, 43. Watches - 6th March 2008, 44. Bamboo - 18th September 2007, 45. 2nd Place - 12th February 2008, 46. Milk - 23rd February, 47. Rain, rain go away - 22nd August 2007, 48. Blue glass - 8th March 2008,
49. Drip, drip, drip - 26th February 2008, 50. Blue - 1st September 2007, 51. Hard day at work! - 4th August 2007, 52. I is for Introspective - 12th July 2007, 53. H is for Hungry - 11th July 2007, 54. Mmmmm Cottage Pie - 8th January 2008, 55. What are we doing today? - 6th September 2007, 56. Happy, happy! - 11th August 2007,
57. K is for Key - 14th July 2007, 58. Shopping dog - 29th March 2008, 59. Wood and roots - 13th February 2008, 60. Eeek! - 31st January 2008, 61. Rosie - 11th January, 62. Lighthouse - 25th March 2008, 63. Little Chapel - 26th January 2008, 64. My fridge - 19th January 2008,
65. Sunset - 3rd August 2007, 66. Abstract - 23rd March 2008, 67. Cross Stitch - 19th February 2008, 68. Eeek! - 17th March 2008, 69. Moonlight - 26th August 2007, 70. Bug Two., 71. Chilli - 19th June 2007, 72. Sleepy sling! - 8th September 2007
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