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Toothpaste and orange juice, pools and cell phones, first dates and unfortunate run-ins with skunks, and artists and bodybuilders: these are a few things you wouldn’t really think go together, but the art of Patrick Brown disproves at least one of those pairs. Why spend your time in the gym when you could be like Patrick Brown and simply draw yourself a Bow-Flex body? We at Creative Tempest love Patrick Brown’s mastery in rendering the human form, and how, even when exaggerating it, he maintains a naturalness to it. Find out more at www.creativetempest.com
Dear Self,
I have realized, as the days go by that I can't hate you, anymore. There are so many reasons, but let me first say thank you. You have given me many blessings over the years. They continue to bless me every day. They bless me with crayon on the walls, and grape juice on the carpet. They bless me by missing the toilet, and wasting the shampoo. They bless me with using toothpaste on the mirror, and locking the cat in my closet without a cat-box.
Mostly, they bless me with unconditional love, deep understanding, and give me a safe haven to play with them and relearn how to be a child. They kiss my boo-boos for me as I kiss theirs. The grubby hands wrapped around my neck may seem to be entirely a mixed blessing, but in truth is it my arms wrapped around them holding on so I don't get lost.
I can't hate you, anymore. Because self, I must be worth something to have produced such blessings. Maybe, just maybe, after-all... I am not cursed as I thought when my own parents turned away from me.
So thank you self, for giving me back to me. For restoring my faith in humanity. But mostly, thank you for the grubby little hands clutched in mine with love.
Sincerely, The Other Self
SouthEastern's Class 465 Networker 465908 is seen idle in one of the sheds at Derby Litchurch Lane, during the Greatest Gathering.
Picked this up on Ebay. Now you can still buy Gleem in the discount stores like Dollar General for a buck.
Sooo.... basically 2 kinds of paste. You can view the large version for the fine print, or just Check the notes.
I noticed this 'face' whilst lying in the bath, it was produced by my children randomly flicking toothpaste round the bathroom.
Inava, dentifricio azzurro.
Profuma deliziosamente la bocca
Rende i denti bianchissimi.
in "L'Illustrazione", italian weekly magazine.
Year II, n.29, july 16th 1927.
16 pages, 1 lira.
Orange flavored toothpaste? Husband describes it as "that delightful taste you get when you drink orange juice right after brushing your teeth." Or maybe an Orangina/Mouthwash cocktail. Bad, bad product
Or, rather, I'd like to hear your testimonies on toothpaste.
First, is toothpaste past its date bad?
Second, what's your favorite brand, and flavor, of toothpaste?
That is all, Flickrmerica. I expect you to stand up and answer these profound, powerful, and also profound questions.
top left: full frontal view of full toothpaste tube
top right: full side view of full tooth paste tube
bottom left: flat frontal view of the wafer thin toothpaste
bottom right: flat side view of the wafer thin toothpaste. just to prove to you how wafer thin it REALLY is...
yes i embroidered the whole of toothpaste kisses by the maccabees & now I don't know quite what to do with it...
"Little, round, reddish pink balls; exude a pinkish orange paste when popped. Grows in groups on dead wood, especially large logs. June–November. Fruiting body round; outside bright pinkish orange when young, becoming tannish olive with age; inside bright pinkish orange to pinkish gray, becoming ocher with age; outside texture smooth; inside texture pastelike, becoming powdery with age. Spore print pinkish gray to ocher. Spores magnified are round, netted. This slime mold resembles a tiny reddish pink puffball. Before it is fully mature, you can pop it and a pinkish orange substance, with the texture of toothpaste, will ooze out." mdc.mo.gov
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC), Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
For Smooth Challenge on TFTTF
Strobist info - Snooted 430EX above brush pointing down, my favourite and trusty 12" lastolite white reflector underneith brush, 430EX "Blued" camera right, with Cardboard grid. 550ex used to trigger, but does not contribute to exposure.
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