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I was never happy with the G1 rodimus as a child, so stiff and boring (though his lack of articulation may've saved him, as he's still in one peice in my loft!)
However, this version rocks my socks.
I need more of the titanium series in my life.
[edit: i just noticed his upper body wasn't raised into position properly.
I christen thee: SQUATIMUS RODIMUS.
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Titanium engagement ring.
Studio Strobe lighting on black glass and bounced light. Leaf Aptus 65 digital back. (29MP!)
Titanium Fat City, Fat Chance from 1993.
1" headtube and canti or v-brake posts. Cable rub on the headtube, seatube and rubbing from the water bottle on the DT. Der hanger is straight, never wrecked a mech. The L shaped "Toothpick" tab is in poor shape, there is only one left. The mounts are fine, with newer drivetrain components this won't be an issue. Decal are original, and battle scarred. Original pulley for bottom pull front mechs. Headtube is in perfect shape.
Super Special Original Fat City Jersey gift for the buyer of this frame. Some original paperwork too. I am the 3rd owner of this frame and never rode it. Truth is, I got it on such a great deal I just couldn't pass it up. I traded some modern parts for this frame, I'd like to keep it, but my stable is absolutely full.
Geometry: "SMALL" 29.1" Standover, 22" TT (c-c), 14.5" ST(c-c), 100mm headtube, 40.4" wheelbase and a claimed weight of 3lbs 5oz.
A Titanium tension wedding ring with 2 sets of gold rope inlays on each shoulder.
Pictured in a 5mm wide band, set with a ~5mm diameter diamond; high polish finish.
Wedding of Vicky Sawyer and Ryan Somma on the Vernal Equinox March 20th, 2010 at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport News.
Read about our Science Wedding here.
Photos by Liza Franco Photography www.lizafranco.com/.
Master of Ceremonies Rev. Launa Byrd ablessingfromabove.vpweb.com/and Patrick Byrd www.prodjpatrickbyrd.com/.
Ryan Somma's Blog at www.ideonexus.com.
Vicky Sawyer Somma's blog at tgaw.wordpress.com.
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Images were taken at the San Diego Zoo Wednesday July 11, 2012
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Domed Titanium Wedding Ring with 14K Yellow wave inlay. Made in the UK by Geti @ Unique-titanium-wedding-rings.com
The white background of Polaroid integral film.
Titanium dioxide is part of the developer paste.
(also a component in toothpaste B.T.W.)
This is the last bag of the stuff in the quality needed for Pola film. Hurricane Katrina destroyed the factory. Dupont tried to produce it in another plant but it was not good enough to be used. There are a number of chemicals that are no longer produced as needed for instant film. If you buy y train load they'll make it, but a few kilos - No way. Petters is not the only reason of the end of Polaroid film. The chemical industry is just not interested / capable to produce some key chemicals.