Boston, MA 9/30/05

(Taken from Washington Street)

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Vauxhall Holiday Park

I got a giant splinter in my foot today. this is where it attacked me. it hurt like hell. i screamed "son of a bitch!" so loud that the cat came to see what was wrong. so much for the pink flamingo socks.

Jon put the log up with his own two little hands and christened it "Splinter Cell" for the 2 big splinters coming off it.

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Another high board break from the Kukkiwon Demo Team

Either a tree trunk or telephone pole broken on the Oregon coast.

Mule kicks, part of our feet to fingertip stretching program.

Splinters Baseball/ Atlantic Little League 2009

Sat Jan 31st at Altered Gallery on the Chosen Misery sim.

the gallery will be closed to the public until the show, but here is the promised SLURL for then. :)

slurl.com/secondlife/Chosen Misery/195/136/20/

hope some of you can come.

Thanks to everyone who suggested cropping the original image to remove the pole and light fixture. Now that it's done, I have to admit that I do like this version better. I also increased the saturation to bring out the colors a bit more; maybe it's a bit over done.

Thanks for looking. I appreciate feedback!

From the 2011 tornado outbreak in the Southeast. Taken in Ralph, AL.

Keep them in your thoughts and prayers. Major rebuilding process ahead, both lives and property.

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Vauxhall Holiday Park

Splinter Time 2017

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Practiced some "freelensing" with my sister and her boyfriends dog.

This one just cracked me up, had to take a photo... I meant to make a Sam Fischer-ish Goozex Guy, but he ended up looking so pissed off and having such a bad attitude.

I swear I didn't do anything. But at some point my finger felt itchy. And so I discovered the nasty bits of wood that had worked their way under my skin. I tried to use suction to remove them, but then realized, upon failing, that it was best to wait till I got back.

Yet I'm back and they are still under my skin. Because I can't find a proper pointy needle. Tomorrow I will have to find a safety pin or something to get it.

This is a portrait of Tim, 60. He's a steelworker at Splinter and tries not to get too involved in woodwork if he can help it - although he is on hand if he is needed.

Found in disused scrapyard Stockton-on Tees.