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Which one do you guys think I should sport? I really like both. I LOVE BODY CO so much, but I really like League too...
sometimes tho i look at myself in Bodyco and think i look like a man.
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Monni is testing how many Domos can be stored in a freezer container.
Domos in the box: "I can't breathe!" "Someone is standing on my toes!" "Let me out!" "HALP!"
Candy: "RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!"
(Toy Sunday: Store)
Ymir: "Are you sure you have the right equipment for robot maintenance?"
Brimir: "What? Do we need a bigger hammer?"
Borgy: "HALP!"
Rusty and Robby are always enjoying taking things apart. But Borgy is not always enjoying their efforts.
(Photo a Day, August 26: I enjoy...)
(Toy Sunday: Equipment)
Lego bunny suit guy is chased by a herd of Dollar Tree bunnie erasers in the deep, dark, front porch forest.
i love the light on the front porch! it's as nice as shooting in the sun with a diffuser and is easily manipulatable.
camera: Canon 5D mark III
lens: lensbaby sweet80
aperture: f4
ISO: 400
I am a cat photographer in San Francisco. Feel free to contact me if you would like to discuss my services.
Working on a Constantine figure and I'm fresh out of capes to cut trench coats out of. If anyone knows of any alternatives please leave a comment. Thanks!
(DSCN9931Fence&FallColorsthis&next1RealRaintingsInitTUflickr110620)
Sometimes a few extra seconds will halp it upload a bit sharper and nicer.
For Dave C. and other Flickr friends, the *soul* of this photo is that I wasn't searching for a yellow shot, nor a fence shot, nor an autumn shot, but found this while driving by, felt a compelling urge to photograph it.
To the Yellow groups, if this is not yellow enough but maybe too much orange, let me know, and next time I'll try to be sure it is more yellow.
My name is Melissa... and I have a problem. -.-
Please send help.
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My most recent fabric purchases. The ones in the pile on the right are all from NYC as well as the top and bottom ones from the pile on the left. The rest I bought just before I went to NYC.
Now I just have to get to work and use them all! o_________o
So the good news is, I'll probably have enough money to get the new LE Sleeping Beauty. But the bad news is, I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT TO DOOO. x____x
So my questions for you guys who have ordered/pre-ordered LE dolls before are these.
1. Do I have to stay up super late and wait for the pre order page to pop up or for someone to post the link to the page? I've heard of some people staying up till like, 2 in the morning to get first dibs.
2. If I successfully get past the pre order stage, when do I actually pay for the doll? I don't have the money RIGHT NOW but I'll have it later.
3. Do you think anyone would buy a used LE doll even if it's been deboxed and still in perfect condition? Can I put the doll back in the box and it'll still sell or is it worthless the second I pop the first seal open?
Thanks for reading and commenting for anyone who does. I've just never done this before and I don't know what to expect, so any help is appreciated.
Tiberius: "HALP! A flying saucer is chasing us!"
Bluey: "And it's full of alien life forms!"
Candy: "I'll definitely win a Pulizer prize with this photo!"
(Toy Sunday: Flying saucers)
Lucena City, Luzon, The Philippines
Sgt. Encarnacion
- Lucena downtown cleared, sir!
Capt. Rodriguez
- Sige. Kaylangan na lang nating tulong ng mnga NATO.
To all my allies: HALP ME!!!!
Walter is somewhat less impressed though.
(So I decided to give the Plastic 52 project another shot, thinking my M8s would make a more versatile subject than my lost Indy fig. Also, after the comments on this pic from Chase, I've decided Walter is a fine name for the lead bot... it's just so random and hilarious to me. Stay tuned, and yell at me if I start to lag on this!)
Vandusen Doll Meet July 2010 ^o^ Thanks for the ride bluestarbaby :3 Had a nice time despite it got hot and tiring at some point (walking with dolls, camera, bag and umbrella at some point... ^^; I think we walked at least 2 hours plus? XD
Story-wise both Edward and Tiberius are very much in love with Bronn... and being little boys, that leads to fights. Bronn is like "halp? I did not sign up for this???"
I actually had this picture planned for today since Monday but then I was so out of it all of today (I feel the approaching flu) that I thought I'd skip it... and then I just McGyvered it half an hour ago /fails
But I missed photographing my bobble-headed darlings, their storyline is refreshingly unbloody and simply xD
YOU GUYS. This is either the best or the worst outfit ever, and I seriously cannot decide which. It's hideous and appalling, yet somehow, magnetic. I love it and hate it at the same time. One thing is clear: I NEED MORE PANTSUITS.
Hattie: Halp!
The relief is topped by a pediment with a rosette and by acroteria carved with the letters D(is) M(anibus); the inscription on the stele base reads:
FLA(vius). AVGVSTALIS, CENT(urio) / LEG(ionis) PR(imae) IT[ALIC]ES, MILiTA / VIT ANN(is) V, ME(n)S(ibus) VI, DIE(bus) / XII, ORAS III, VIXIT ANNIS / XLI, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, DIE(bus) / XV, ORAS / IIII, ABVIT CONIVGEM C / ASTORINAM ANNIS / VIII, ME(n)S(ibus) III, DIE(bus) VI, ORAS / III,I ET FILIVM STIRCORIVM, / QVI VIXIT AN(nis) III, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, D(ie) I / OR(as) VI. SVPRA VIXIT PATER DIE(bus) XLVII. POSVIT TITVLVM / CAS(torina) CON(iugi) P(atri) CA(rissimo) SUO
“Flavius Augustalis, centurion of the First Italian Legion, served 5 years, 6 months, 12 days, and 4 hours; he lived 41 years, 7 months, 15 days, and 4 hours. He married Castorina for 8 years, 3 months, 6 days, and 4 hours, and had a son, Stercorius, who lived 3 years, 7 months, 1 day, and 6 hours. His father outlived him by 47 days. Castorina placed the epitaph to her dearest husband".
The sculpture depicts, from right to left, the knight Flavius Augustalis with his young son Stercorius, followed by the squire shown with horse and shield in the back. The figures are carved with a restrained and austere decorative sensibility—note in particular the rendering of the cloak draped over the knight’s left arm—traits characteristic of the Tetrarchic period. The representation of the garments and their details is of particular interest: the long tunics, the large crossbow fibula fastening the knight’s cloak, and his headdress, which recalls that of the Tetrarchs of Venice.
The organization of the stele, the epigraphic features, and the costumes date this sculpture to the first half of the 4th century AD.
Limestone stele No. 200
147 x 50 x 16 cm
First halp 4th century AD
Aquileia, Museo Archeologico Nazionale
Frosty, Chilly & Borgy: "HALP!!!"
If you see Domos with slapsticks, you better run...
(9/365/2016 Toy Project)
(Toy Sunday: Slapstick)
Ok so one of the most amazing people in the world and a very close person to me *coughsVIOcoughs* has bought this game for my birthday. I'm super stoked about finally being able to play it....BUT....one problem. ALL THE SERVERS MY FRIENDS ARE ON ARE FULL :C. Now i dont know what server to pick. HALP. Anyways, I will most likely be a Norn Theif. Maybe Asura theif. not sure yet. I will post my info on here when i actually make my character.
p.s. THANK YOU VIOLLETTE FOR MY BDAY PRESENT!!!! <333
Airbus A320-232 ( msn 3771 )
Wizz Air . First flight 16.1.09 , delivered 2.2.09 . Re-registered to LY-MLI in 2022 and leased to Thai VietJetAir 12.24 ( see pic )
The relief is topped by a pediment with a rosette and by acroteria carved with the letters D(is) M(anibus); the inscription on the stele base reads:
FLA(vius). AVGVSTALIS, CENT(urio) / LEG(ionis) PR(imae) IT[ALIC]ES, MILiTA / VIT ANN(is) V, ME(n)S(ibus) VI, DIE(bus) / XII, ORAS III, VIXIT ANNIS / XLI, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, DIE(bus) / XV, ORAS / IIII, ABVIT CONIVGEM C / ASTORINAM ANNIS / VIII, ME(n)S(ibus) III, DIE(bus) VI, ORAS / III,I ET FILIVM STIRCORIVM, / QVI VIXIT AN(nis) III, ME(n)S(ibus) VII, D(ie) I / OR(as) VI. SVPRA VIXIT PATER DIE(bus) XLVII. POSVIT TITVLVM / CAS(torina) CON(iugi) P(atri) CA(rissimo) SUO
“Flavius Augustalis, centurion of the First Italian Legion, served 5 years, 6 months, 12 days, and 4 hours; he lived 41 years, 7 months, 15 days, and 4 hours. He married Castorina for 8 years, 3 months, 6 days, and 4 hours, and had a son, Stercorius, who lived 3 years, 7 months, 1 day, and 6 hours. His father outlived him by 47 days. Castorina placed the epitaph to her dearest husband".
The sculpture depicts, from right to left, the knight Flavius Augustalis with his young son Stercorius, followed by the squire shown with horse and shield in the back. The figures are carved with a restrained and austere decorative sensibility—note in particular the rendering of the cloak draped over the knight’s left arm—traits characteristic of the Tetrarchic period. The representation of the garments and their details is of particular interest: the long tunics, the large crossbow fibula fastening the knight’s cloak, and his headdress, which recalls that of the Tetrarchs of Venice.
The organization of the stele, the epigraphic features, and the costumes date this sculpture to the first half of the 4th century AD.
Limestone stele No. 200
147 x 50 x 16 cm
First halp 4th century AD
Aquileia, Museo Archeologico Nazionale
stele 200, Flavius Augustalis, roman art, arte romana, limestone, calcare, stele, funerary stele, stele funeraria, National Archaeological Museum, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Aquileia
A scene on an Australian airfield sometime during the end of the 1920's and the beginning of the 1930's. The three engines are started and the crew is looking on if they are running in order. The position of the ground crew looks rather dangerous near the running propellers. They must have been very careful. The pilot is in position and have set his window halp open. Likewise have done most passengers, judging it might have been very hot when this photograph was take. Imagine as ever the roar of these three engines, it is deafening.
This trimotor airliner - a de Havilland D.H.66 Hercules - has the name City of Adelaide and was flown by Stephens Aerial Transport Co. This machine was destroyed by Japanese action at Salamaua (New Guinea) on 21 January 1942.
The original print is in the collection of the National Library of Australia.