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Grand Funk Railroad had a big hit with "We're An American Band." It's always been a favorite song of mine and I've played and sang in it a few bands of my own. This particular record is also one of my favorites because it's transparent vinyl. I read where it was released in dark yellow vinyl to symbolize a "gold" record. That's the sky in the background.
She is gorges her hair is saran her dress is separate the head band its not molded on to the head you can just pull it out sadly you cant change her body because her her head its lik atach'd to the body this also prevents her head from turning all the way around how ever i did find a way to turn her into a regular doll.
Self mix of a quick poster i have made for a friend. Just play with classic funk ninja with cassette shuriken or sth...
Coisa linda de dels. Um roxo com umas micro partÃculas pink.
Ganhei esse lindo em dobro. No mesmo dia que chegou minha caixa sa AS, chegou a caixa que a vivi me mandou, com umas coisinhas pra minha as, coisinhas que eu tinha encomendado e uns presentinhos.
Então, as duas lindas me mandaram esse lindo, e eu amei, pq não acho lorena aqui e esse é um bonito que eu iria querer muito ter um pra estocar!
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One of my favorite Bratz collections, so classic and iconic! I remember on the MGA website long ago they had like monthly giveaways and you could enter to win the entire Funk Out! Collection and I entered like a zillion times lol!
July 6, 2024 - South Central Nebraska
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After that massive supercell moved on to the east of Minden Nebraska. There was another on the back end of the front forming close to Holdrege Nebraska. Severe Warned then Tornado Warned all within 15 mins.
We didn't hesitate due the tornado warning we had just received. Back tracked to Funk Nebraska. We only had a few mins for snaps as it had fast southeasterly track. Back on Hwy 6 east.. South of Minden Nebraska to Hwy 4 east. This brought us face to face with another sculptured supercell again as tornado warnings were for the cell north of now also moving into Adams County.
Now back from Funk Nebraska.. Hwy 6 to Hwy 4 South of Minden Nebraska for the 2nd time of that day. All my cams were out of power, had every single memory card full, and the storm was now tracking due east. After what we witnessed we decided to call it a day. Oh what a day it was.
Twas a fun afternoon of Chasing Severe Weather...
Epic Nebraska Supercells
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Oh Yeah... there is more to come. Mother Nature wasn't done with me just yet. The rest of July was Wicked Good!
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This is another fan MOC based on Dice Funk Season 3, a D&D podcast. It's pretty funny, so I recommend that you check it out: austinyorski.podbean.com/
The Avant Guards, a group of bounty hunters, and their rivals Claudia and Robin Roc infiltrate a skeleton party at the mysterious Hawthorne Manor to apprehend a Necromancer where they meet a few new characters and stumble upon a big secret.
An alpha version of UML to describe CSS and HTML relationships in a way that can be validated against the custom grammar.
took a while to get the colours right after painting the 'n' chrome, but i think it turned out alright in the end.
With his hand in his pocket, he waits for the right moment to join the line-dancers in front... The effect of slow shutter speed...
Posed near an ornate clock, a young, depressed-looking woman has her picture taken. It's 5.30 pm. Perhaps she couldn't wait for the weekend to start ;-) Or perhaps the weight of the false hair is giving her a headache.
For those who know, I have a query. The clock appears to be divided into 24 sections. Were they saying the hour 5.30 pm, as 17.30, as people in Central Europe do now, back then?