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Like many cities we have a mix of homeless and many other socio economic groups. In this area (by the RR tracks) there wasn't anyone around this morning, but clothes, some paper trash, empty cans and this open tube of toothpaste.
my entry for Krayzee Toosday!!!!
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18th May 2010.
West Midlands Travel Limited Scania K230UB (YS2K4X20001858083) / Scania Omnilink (412821) B43F 1795 - BV57XFJ.
New to West Midlands Travel Limited November 2007.
Station Street, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Wearing the 'Colgate' toothpaste livery in which it was delivered new 1795 is seen working in Birmingham City Centre on service 2 to Maypole via Camp Hill. Note that this batch of vehicles have had Scania branding applied under the front windscreen and also carry the Omnilink badge on the bodysides towards the front.
Image Copyright D.J.Ralley 2010.
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“… refusing even to acknowledge that we even existed
Or that there is such a thing as a bad tooth or a toothache...."
David Lynch, “Strange and Unproductive Thinking”
This's when you know you should change your toothbrush :P
p.s and thats the right amount of toothpaste we should put :P dont bee fooled by Ads :P
Dhanam is making spinach. She was grinding dhal and spinach in the mud pot so that its ground to a fine lather like toothpaste and it makes a good healthy meal. Thats what we had for lunch. While grinding the spinach and dhal she spoke of the differences in the life style of Aravaanis in the city and in the villages.
She was telling us how Aravaanis fall under the blanket of dalits as well as Aravaanis are subject to discrimination on both fronts, both on the gender/sex front and the religion/caste. I realized the issue was nothing different from the spinach she was grinding in the pot. You get hit from all fronts when you are weak and cannot fight back.
However what we did learn from dhanam was that Aravaanis in villages are well respected in more circumstances than they are in the citiy because they form an integral part of the folklore culture. The tamil folk music oppaari which is a form of elegy for mourning the dead is exclusively sung by the Aravaanis. They come uninvited to the funeral and sing and get paid or get food for their services.
They also play a significant role in street plays and drama as such where artists find it easier to have a Aravaani for a female artist so that intimate scenes are easier to perform with them, than having a real woman on stage.
I was blown away by the sexism that persists even in art, oh my dear Indians
. What hypocrisy and what double standards?!? You can treat a prostitute like a dog, she is a woman too but you wont in front of others have physical contact with another woman but then its okay with the transsexuals? Damn, your logic as I would say is the most meaningless Ive seen in times.
Canon EOS 400D with the Sigma EF 24 - 70 MM F/2.8. Aperture Priority, F/4 at 1/6th of a Second, ISO100.
I couldn't believe it either! This is a genuine toothpaste product you can buy, here in Hong Kong.
I was queuing up to buy something today, in Watsons (a chain of drugstores in Hong Kong, equivalent to Boots in UK), when I saw this product. I had to double check that my eyes were not deceiving me!
I am astounded and appalled that a product with the name 'Chinky' could ever make it to market, in above all places Hong Kong.
Can you imagine the furore that would ensue, if they had launched a product in the UK (and probably any other western country), using a name with such racist connotations?!
Ok, so this word may not have a great deal of meaning to local HK Chinese, I mean why would it? 8 million Chinese people are hardly going to resort to calling one another Chinky. But to Chinese who were born and raised abroad, this word means plenty!
My point is this. It may not be offensive to the majority of people here, as they simply do not understand the meaning of word, but, it's sending out the wrong message to people who do understand.
I'm not sure which governing body looks after 'racist named products', but I shall find out and write to them.
Toothpaste, flashed. Mmmminty fresh.
Strobist: 1 Bare SB24 at 1/4 directly above triggered with eBay triggers
A Christmas pressie for my brother-in-law who travels a lot. My first attempt at making a toothbrush/toothpaste travel roll. I will modify it if I make another. Lovely mirror ball dots for the binding!
I really like the Multiplicity images. Rebekka has some of the best. One theme though that seem to be common is a creepy, scary, surprise killer in the background. I've been trying to have fun with the multiplicity thing and this is my parody of them.
Strobist: SB800 bounced off ceiling, SB600 in shoot through umbrella.
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A brand that no longer exists, but the neon sign is one of the first ever in Stockholm, and has consequently been kept and are a "protected landmark" sort of.
chocolate and lychee toothpaste from the philippines. the chocolate one tastes like a scratch 'n' sniff sticker (bleah) but the lychee one is deeelish.
I still brush my teeth the old-fashioned way. And apparently, it pays off since my dentist said last week that my biannual appointment could change to a yearly one. Or would he think that my teeth are beyond repair?
ODC - Theme (16-10-2013): Macro or closeup
BOX DATE: 2000
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
MISSING ITEMS: 2 hangers, towel, toothbrush with charger, hair dryer, bath tray, cardboard bath mat, 2 soaps, 3 product bottles, electric razor, toothpaste
PERSONAL FUN FACT: Owning a Barbie shower was something that seemed to possess great novelty when I was a kid. Colleen and I only had bathtubs for a long time, which was frustrating when I wanted my dolls to shower. At some point, we did get two showers (the Bath Works ones), but I think that this was our very first. I remember finding it at our local flea market in a massive container of doll stuff. There was this super nice man who used to set up at our flea market ever Sunday who let you fill up an entire bag of whatever doll stuff you wanted for five dollars. Nowadays, Colleen and I probably would just buy the entire bin...it would make more sense. But I recall making several separate purchases from said seller over the span of a few weeks. Anyways, I was SO happy when I found the remnants to this All Around Home Bathroom Playset in the bin. I always loved the concept of the All Around Home line, and bathrooms were a huge novelty item with Colleen and me. My set was incomplete for years--we didn't have the tub. But that never once stopped us from having hours of fun with it. I loved how it even had opening cabinets--I loved to store my dolls' bath stuff inside. Plus, the top of it was a great place to lay their towels. The other side is really plain, but that made it a great room divider. I could put a toilet and sink on the other side! Since my set didn't have the tub, it basically became a shower--the spout was still attached to the wall. I really loved this actually--sometimes gutted playsets allowed my imagination to take off more so than ones that were complete.
It's always amazing the strange odds and ends that turn up in the various doll lots that Colleen and I purchase at the flea market. I never expected to get the tub that goes to this set! I found it in the "$5 Bin Bonanza" of 2017. There were several scraps to playsets in said lot--none of which were complete. When I cleaned the tub, I knew it looked familiar, and based on its mold date, I thought it might go to this set. But I thought I was being overly optimistic, so I didn't get my hopes up. But lo and behold, it turns out the tub did go to this set, and after all those years, I finally had the major missing piece! It's a very sturdy, roomy tub. Even though I used it for years as a shower, and was perfectly content despite it's incompleteness, it feels so right finally having the missing puzzle piece!