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Little grumpy robot/alien
Free Pattern
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I used dk and 2.00mm hook, and altered the feet and gave him a loop so he can be hung!!
"Always 100% Grumpy" mug, Fantasyland, Disneyland Resort Paris.
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This series of photos were taken over a 10 day period from where the chicks were just beaks poking up to get fed until today where the mother took them somewhere. I'm pretty sure they can't fly yet, but the nest was so crowded with 3 chicks and an egg that never hatched that I guess they had to find a new home. I thought this guy was pretty funny with the expression on his face. Not to happy with the nesting situation I guess.
With a no-nonsense attitude, Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins was well known as a Mopar engine builder before starting his own Chevrolet team in the sixties. Running in the popular Super Stock classes, his "Grumpy's Toy" racers were always well presented and quick.
This is a well-done replica of "Grumpy's Toy IV", a Chevrolet Camaro.
was out today so his enclosure could be cleaned. He's a Banded gila monster (Heloderma suspectum cinctum). Gila monsters are venomous, endangered and native to the southwestern United States. Photo by Frank
Art on the side of a fishing boat.
Alma is a fishing port on the Bay of Fundy. Because of the tides, boats at the dock are left high and dry at low tide.
1. 1/365 in which Grumpy Shows Off Where He Got To Eat Dinner, 2. 2/365 in which Grumpy Gears Up For Baseball Season, 3. 3/365 in which Grumpy Relates His Feelings For Verizon, 4. 4/365 in which Grumpy Shows Off His Fortune, 5. 5/365 in which Grumpy Lounges On Some Twizzlers, 6. 6/365 in which Grumpy Informs Us That He Likes His Disaronno On The Rocks, 7. 7/365 in which Grumpy Rocks Out At The National Aquarium In Baltimore, 8. 8/365 in which Grumpy Makes His Own Donut Hole, 9. 9/365 in which Grumpy Does His March PSA, 10. 10/365 in which Grumpy Decided To Join Me In The Shower After The Whole Donut Incident, 11. 11/365 in which Grumpy Gets A Ride From Horton, 12. 12/365 in which Grumpy Lets Us Know That The Roomba Is Stuck, 13. 13/365 in which Grumpy Gets Into The Advil, 14. 14/365 in which Grumpy Hangs Out In The Egg, 15. 15/365 (part 1) in which Grumpy Climbs A Giant Apple (to save the girl), 16. 16/365 in which Grumpy Takes A Bubble Bath, 17. 17/365 in which Grumpy Embraces The Irish Spirit, 18. 18/365 in which Grumpy Has His Name Spelled Out In.... Jelly Beans, 19. 19/365 in which Grumpy Enjoys Some Sugar Substitute At The Olive Garden, 20. 20/365 in which Grumpy Shows Some Team Spirit, 21. 21/365 in which Grumpy Has To Visit With Some Relatives, 22. 22/365 in which Grumpy Is NOT Pleased With The Cold Spring Weather, 23. 23/365 in which Grumpy Celebrates Easter, 24. 24/365 in which Grumpy Tries To Steal My Mouse, 25. 25/365 in which Grumpy Teaches His Flickr Friends Something, 26. 26/365 in which Grumpy Takes A Dip, 27. 27/365 in which Grumpy, 28. 28/365 in which Grumpy Has No Clue Homer Is Sneaking Up Behind Him, 29. 29/365 in which Grumpy Relaxes In A Tree With Some Cherry Blossoms, 30. 30/365 in which Grumpy Has An Upset Tummy, 31. 31/365 in which Grumpy Is Irritated By Our Commute
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And yes he looks like this ALL the time. He looks like this even when he is happy. My daughter took this with my camera when she was 4 years old. Not bad for a little one. The only change I made was to crop out my dads belly.
Submitted for July's MSH # 5 - Grumpy Old Man
Submitted for September's THC # 3 - Grizzly - If you think he's hairy now you should see him in winter.
Face of a grumpy bear made in Adobe Illustrator CS4. Here's a tutorial where you can learn how to make it.
That grumpy face he makes when he hates sitting on the cold concrete outside after a night of rain.
Sigma DP3M
This seagull looks like how I feel.
Grumpy.
Taken on a gloomy day, I went to Bondi Beach to take my mind of a few things that were bothering me. I started taking shots of the Ice Bergs but Mr Grumpy-Gull came up and begged for attention.
I started feeling better when I knew I wouldn't give him any chips (the fact that I didn't have any is a moot point).
He was about 1.5m-2m away from me, and it was tricky changing from a 10-22mm lens to the 70-200mm without scaring him off, but I did it.
I must say I was pretty impressed with the clarity of the hair / feathers on this seagull's head. This was taken with the f/4 200mm lens.