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An action shot of two dancers, captured during the Duel in the Sun ballroom dance competition in Scottsdale, Arizona. I don't know the identities of these dancers, but I think the young lady might be Miss Lindsey, and the man looks like Yo, whose story is related elsewhere in my photostream.
(Update: About four weeks after I posted this image, the identities of the two dancers were confirmed to be as I had suspected, by none other than Lindsey herself. But I'm going to leave the title as is, partly because I didn't know for certain who these people were when I uploaded the photo, and partly because it is late at night and I am too tired to change it.)
shot of another home decor in the living room.
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I had a lovely afternoon with my awesome grrl Joann today! Thank you so much for coming out to play and for the wonderful Christmas gifties!
Happy holidays to you and yours! ox
It's the Little Things #272
Two girls we met, they were both originally from Berlin, but the one on the left now lives in Munich.
Two Zip Hipsters. The little one is at 85%. I'll get better pictures in the daylight but I couldn't wait, it's too cute!
Suspended Animation Classic #215
Originally published February 7, 1993 (#6)
(Dates are approximate)
Two-Fisted Tales
By Michael Vance
You can’t go home again. What was revolutionary in 1951 is not today because the revolution succeeded. Risqué then, even Marilyn Monroe seems innocent now.
“Two-Fisted Tales” and EC Comics changed comic books forever. In 1951, they were startling; they set a new standard. That standard was adopted, and has now been surpassed many times.
Well, not entirely. The early issues of “Mad” magazine remain unequaled. Certain stories from “Tales from the Crypt”, “Weird Science” and other EC Comics are still classics. But the first issues of “Two-Fisted Tales” now being reprinted seem … tame.
An anthology comic, each issue featured four stories. In the second issue, five artists are represented that all became legends.
John Severin and Bill Elder’s “War Story” is set in the Korean War. “Jivaro Death!” by Harvey Kurtzman takes place on the Amazon River. Both use twist endings that were typical of EC, but atypical of Kurtzman’s later work.
Johnny Craig’s “Flight From Danger” travels to Germany during WWII. Aboard an 18th century ship, Wally Wood spins the tale of a man’s impression into the British navy in “Brutal Capt. Bull”. Craig’s tale of the attempted flight of a scientist to America and Wood’s adventure both fall short of the heights these artists were to reach.
But in ’51, they must have seemed as wild as Monroe.
They lack the sophistication of later “Two-Fisted Tales” stories because most ‘50s comics lacked the maturity that this title and other ECs would eventually inspire. In their day, EC would inevitably become so controversial that they helped trigger the near death of the entire industry under the pink eye of Senator Joseph McCarthy!
Genius has to start somewhere. Alas, genius never stands unchallenged. But don’t save your pennies for later, more innovative issues, or the complete series will never see the light of day. And, at one time, it was the light of day.
“Two-Fisted Tales #2/$1.50, 31 pages, published by Russ Cochran/available in comics shops.
Two Twin Brothers, Fred on the left and Barney on the right. Both are "American Tabbies" and both have passed away now. They were both Diabetic as well as thier niece "Samantha" (They all came from the same family and were free - We adopted them). Best Cats I have ever had. Barney, on the right, was my personal favorite. Fred, on the left, was also a Dear !!!
I lost the charger to my camera in the move. Today I got my new one in the mail and just had to get my camera out. So my $2 bill got it's very own photo shoot.
This picture is of two $2 bills. The one on top came from my great great grandpa. I don't remember when he gave it to me but it's the one thing I can say he gave me. The second one I traded two $1 bills for at work one day. I thought it'd be nice to have one that I didn't fold as small as I could get it.
My first attempt at two point perspective drawing done in Biro. Inspired when I was randomly searching drawings on Google images (Yes, I do that a lot when I'm bored and I need inspiration :D ). Working on other drawings and soon there will be one big piece, so stay tuned!
Ajith :)
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Left: Southern Germany, ~1505.
Right: Western Europe, 1550-55.
and a partially-closed Burgonet, off to the left.