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And now here's a better look at Collin's awesome work. When Billy and I were making Linda's Rifle, I wanted to give her something to sorta contrast this. She would have a long-range, super-powerful semi auto cannon, while J gets a fast crowd-controlling bullet firehose. Her rifle was also designed to look more refined and sophisticated (as sophisticated as a 7-foot long murdercannon can be anyway) compared to the brutal and dirty-looking minigun. As for what this thing has going for it I'd say it's not that different from real-life miniguns besides the man-portability and obviously lightweight. Probably fires some armor-piecing rounds a bit bigger than what would be found in your standard-issue ARs, 2500 RPM, the works. The main thing I wanted done with this when I sent it to Collin was a proper ammo box since I could never get it right on my own. I also know a man-portable minigun is seriously unrealistic, but fuck realism. Nothing but a killjoy. Also, while the minigun is all Collin's work with some of my input, the helmet was a gift from cmorgenweck (though I whipped up that damaged visor myself)
A lead, left at the right angle of the fence that stops you walking straight into the river instead of using the bridge.
Lead has been used in many Indian and African traditional remedies for centuries with varying degrees of success and failure.
Most pencils now contain no lead but it is etched in British culture. Thanks for viewing.
NR40 crests the grade near Deep Lead loop with 7MA8.
The overland was under threat of cessation but the victorian government contributed the subsidy to enable the rail service to continue for another year
If I were personally to define religion, I would say that it is a bandage that man has invented to protect a soul made bloody by circumstances - Theodore Dreiser
S303 & T357 lead 6L70 Up 'Southern Aurora 60th Anniversary' Special through St Peters, nearing the end of its return journey from Melbourne.
Seaboard Coast Line dispatched two GE U18B locomotives to lead the Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus Train southbound from Clearwater to Saint Petersburg, Florida, 1-6-1975, Fred Clark, Jr. The SCL is using the old SAL route to Saint Petersburg to position the train in a more convenient location. Do believe this road is South Fort Harrison in Clearwater. If this location is where I believe it is, then further up on the right is a golf course.
This photo is from the Fred Clark Jr. photo collection, courtesy of Mark Zelinski. Any credit for this photo must be provided to the original photographer Fred Clark Jr.
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For a long time i used to title every photograph.. i believed it was another way to lead a viewer into an image - I tried to find titles which weren't obvious but which added another possible 'meaning'. It was hard so I stopped - Paintings always have titles but photos not always - Why is that ?
In the old days I would have called this one 'Favourite Shirt' - harking back to a song from my youth.. Not sure what the sentiment of the song was but I thought it tied in well with the idea of a birthday celebration and maybe a night when everything changed.
Its not a great photo tho inspite of all that.
One of my favorite back roads. The morning fog was just starting to lift as I drove down Turri road. I watched in delight as moving bands of light painted the fields. I never tire of this drive home.
è Riccardo dei The Leeches in concerto il 17 Novembre 2017 al Raindogs House di Savona.
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PS: Mi scuso con gli amici e i visitatori, ma sono costretta a venirvi a trovare solo un po' per volta, oggi un pacchetto di voi, domani un altro eccetera...
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Sorry, to me is very difficult to visit people that always only leave a fav without commenting...
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And here was me expecting that the end of the world might mean me being up to my ears in sea water. Apparently we're due some kind of Flibblocalypse or something. Crikey.
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I think you'll love it. Makes the perfect present. Yup.
Also...er maybe you'd love to:
Strobist:
Bowens Gemini Pro 500 through beauty dish camera above and right at 45 degrees set on 3.0. Second and third Bowens camera left and right through softboxes at 80 degrees set on 3.0. Triggered by PC cord cable.