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Don't scream or I will suffocate you with my mommy milkers.
( ˙▿˙ )... I swear it's a threat.
Also I promise I am just making sure there's no dangerous weapons down here fam, my safety first pls.
Thank you Senpai for doing this picture with me, we look hot af. ♥
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The destruction of the two vampire factions leaders in the city had left a power vacuum and rogue vampires were running wild. The tunnels beneath the city were a dangerous place to wander.
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The Screaming Tunnel is a small limestone tunnel, running underneath what once was the Grand Trunk Railway lines, located in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
A local legend has it that the tunnel is haunted by the ghost of a young girl who, with her clothing ablaze, died in the tunnel. Striking a match within the tunnel is alleged to produce the sound of the young girl's dying screams.
Three Metra F40PH variants are seen parked under the shed at Ogilvie awaiting their Saturday afternoon departures for the suburbs. #162 and #167 on the right are F40PH-2s built for the RTA in 1983. #136 on the left was part of a batch of RTA F40PH-2s delivered in 1979, and was one of the initial F40PH-3s rebuilt between 2009-2012.
"What?? Is there something hanging out of my nose or something??"
Southern Screamer AKA Crested Screamer. I love these guys. They just look ridiculous to me for some reason that I can't quite put my finger on. Photographed at Catoctin Wildlife Reserve in Maryland.
The sound of the North Sea: The wind, the rushing of the waves, the screaming of the gulls and terns. This is the sound that makes me feel home.
Vying to be the proper poster eagle for the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles hockey team in Sydney, N.S., this one posed nicely on a disused electrical post next to the Sydney-Louisburg Highway at the Albert Bridge crossing the Mira River. Also within about 20-30 meters of the previous post of the fat juicy pigeons on a wire.
With both of their EMD 16-710G3C prime movers screaming in Notch 8, BNSF 9194 & 8430 are leading a loaded coal train near Palmer Lake, CO.
With three EMD 645's prime movers screaming permenantly in Notch 6, №633 has no problem being heard well before it actually arrives here at Searchmont. The train will soon dissapear into the Algoma Country wilderness before it can be seen again for photographers at Montreal Falls.
An old shot, but that is how I felt today in the cold and the wind and the snow on my bike. Almost got my eyeballs blasted out by ice and wind. As for the fox, just a little spat with a sibling nothing serious :)
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Another gem from the archives. I shot this back in 2012. Happy Monochrome Monday, everyone!
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What a great name for a bird. Well unless it lives up to its name too often. We were told that The Southern Screamer was a recent arrival in Buenos Aries and for that reason it didn’t appear in any of the guidebooks I had access to. Right of them were found in a coastal park just a short walk from the city centre. I’ll post details later.
"What?? Is there something hanging out of my nose or something?"
Southern Screamer. Photographed at a wildlife preserve.
Il grido. Sta all’inizio della vita dell’uomo sulla terra. Il grido di caccia, di guerra, d’amore, di terrore, di gioia, di dolore, di morte. Ma anche gli animali gridano; e per l’uomo primitivo grida anche il vento e la terra, la nube e il mare, l’albero, la pietra, il fiume.
The Scream. It is at the beginning of man's life on earth. The cry of hunting, of war, of love, of terror, of joy, of pain, of death. But the animals also cry out; and for the primitive man also cries out the wind and the earth, the cloud and the sea, the tree, the stone, the river.