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This guy's plan was to poke people in the ass so they would move out of the way and he would be in the front.
Tavern Puzzles are reproductions of a type of puzzle traditionally forged by blacksmiths to amuse their friends at country taverns and inns. Keeping with tradition, a museum-trained blacksmith from Long Island has reproduced some of these antique designs as well as his own original designs. All the puzzles are handcrafted and individually assembled. Each puzzle is mechanical in nature; removal of the object piece does not rely on force or trickery. This one is called "Wise Guy" and is considered intermediate difficulty. Just remove the ring... I have a dozen of them, one of which I have yet to solve.
January 20, 2010
(All SOOC)
I am SO busy today, Flickr. Laundry room photoshoot, that is how busy I am. I dunno. But, I like the feel of laundry rooms. They're so dimly lit and I really like how they smell ;p
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same day in Martinez, but looks like these guys didn't find a little lady to fly with them!
Thursday night is guys night at my house. But since I was away, we cancelled it. I decided to go ahead and have one anyways in the cigar room
This one proved something of a challenge to add colour to. The original Northern Counties image used featured in the 1970s book about the bodybuilder. Back in the day, photo reproduction in the book was about as good as it got, but the image was (by modern standards and what's required for this hobby) grainy, contrasty and shadowy. I've never seen a colour picture of this short-lived Lancashire United fleet member so I was minded to have a go. The odd green shades in the interior are based on those of comparable Fleetlines delivered to that operator.
I've no life history of 802 RTC to hand, but I haven't any reason to suppose that it was any more successful than any other Wulfrunian. Did it find its way, like just about all the others, to West Riding? If memory serves me correctly, then it was also the only NCME bodied 'Wulf'.
Just in case anyone isn't aware, the Wulfrunian was Guy's attempt to appease fleet engineers who liked the engines at the front. However, the large 10.45 litre Gardner 6LX didn't leave much room for the driver. The staircase was almost invariably on the nearside which was odd for a UK 'decker. It had independent front suspension (air springs all round) and disc brakes on the front. Unfortunately, the one thing it didn't appear to have was power assisted steering. Most of the West Riding examples ended up having the upper deck front seating removed to ease the weight on the front suspension components. All in all, it failed to come up with the goods, misjudged the market, and fatally wounded Guy Motors in the process. The concept was far more successfully exploited by Ailsa Trucks in their building of the Volvo/ Ailsa double decker. They used a small 6.7 litre heavily turbo-charged engine which took up less space. They also adopted a more simple approach to specification and had great success with their offering.
no land.. but its nice to know my flashes can still put up with midday sun.
sorry I didn't realise i hadnt put lighting settings up here. 1 flash camera left behind bench, and 2 flashes camera right, at different levels, the sun was that strong.
And Notice how they didnt spray his eyes with Glitter, I guess that's pretty lucky for Little Guy Diamond
I took this picture in the beautiful old city Český Krumlov.
Nikon D300 with Nikkor 16-85mm/3.5-5.6G: 85mm - ISO200 - 1/50 - f11
Photos taken for the TONI&GUY photography competition.
Strobist:
2 x1600's against the background to blow it out
x1600 in a large octabox camera right as key
The joy on this guy's face about his breakfast was almost enough to make me stop in McDonalds and get one for myself, but I had already had my old-person's breakfast (grapefruit and cottage cheese.) Howard Street, Chicago.
Just some villains. Also hey! The Background is a mess!
Sewer King: I can't believe I keep remaking this guy. PoP head, LoTR torso, CMF Hun legs.
Film Freak: Cause how often do you see figs of this guy? Indiana Jones head, CMF Mime torso, CMF French guy arms, CMF DJ legs.
Professor Milo: Clone head, Monster Fighters torso, CMF Miami guy arms, CMF Mad Scientist legs.
Doctor Phosphorous: A purist approach. Belleville head, Space Police torso, Robin legs. Don't worry, Atomic Skull is fine, and now his head glows in the dark.
Lockup: Meh. Made a better one recently. Eclipsegrafx head, Highwayman mask, cut PoP armor, KoTOR torso, Death Trooper hips, Glam Rock Batman legs.
Let me know what you think!
I'm amazed and awed by the honor granted to me by the group "Suicide Style Girls & Guys of Second Life" of chosing my picture as a Cover picture. Not only is it the honor of being chosen that amazes me but also the ongoing support I get, which pushes me to continue to strive for the absolute best.
Thank you once again "Suicide Style Girls & Guys of Second Life"!