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Phtos of the Tuxedo Park Townhomes in Chicago's River North neighborhood. Brought to you by Townhome Shop Chicago and Your Windy City Guide.
I was asked for a birthday card for a 60th birthday....this is it.
8x8 cream blank, muted gold layer, then black for the tuxedo....two pennant shapes for the shirt front....one embossed to give texture and depth.
Pearl buttons, red bow tie....die cut sentiment and a printed sentiment finishes it off.
The envelope has been personalised with hand written text.
Tuxedo Royale following a fire, most likely arson. This former nightclub boat has been languishing on the River Tees for years, waiting to be recycled.
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www.appareljar.com/item/75/perry-ellis-tuxedo-tunic/.
100% Cotton.Stand Collar.Tuxedo Pintucking.Button Front and Cuff.High Low Hem.Goldtone Logo Bar on Back Neck.Hand Wash
Phtos of the Tuxedo Park Townhomes in Chicago's River North neighborhood. Brought to you by Townhome Shop Chicago and Your Windy City Guide.
These are what I have so far. I hope to get more of these plush.
Left to right (front row):
50th Anniversary Tux Sam Plush Ornament, Sanrio Prize Catcher Tux Sam Plush (an exclusive arcade machine prize), Tux Sam plush keychain
Left to right (back row):
50th Anniversary Plush (US & Japanese Version)
Mespilia globulus (Temnopleuridae)
Distribution: Coastal waters of Asia from India to Southern Japan.
Habitat: Coral reefs. During daylight hides among rocks, in crevices, or under plants in a sandy substrate.
Appearance: Diameter to 8 cm. Red to brown short, sharp spines are separated by ten bluevelvet regions where spines are absent.
Diet: Primarily a nocturnal feeder on coralline algae, also green filamentous algae. Grazes by
scraping with its Aristotle’s lantern apparatus, as do all sea urchins.
Remarks: Camouflages itself with various items such as rubble and detritus Pedicellariae are constructed of several small spines which have become modified to articulate with one another and function as snapping jaws. Each pedicalliria is typically found on an elongate and extensible stalk, and they reach out to pinch any small animals or body parts, such as the adhesive tube feet of a predatory sea star, that threaten the sea urchin.