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Mi piaceva troppo...T^T Scusami "Mistery Man", Il tuo guardaroba è quì ed è gia' pronto ma...non ti offenderai vero, se mentre ti aspettiamo, Mail lo prenderà in prestito per qualche scatto, vero?^^;;

These sheep have obviously been marked by the farmer with numbers. If the numbers stand for anything of if he just wanted to count 'em; I don't know.

And although the sheep in the foreground are quite neatly lined up; they're not in the right order!

The grass was completely covered with frost.

(Bangkok, Thailand)

 

1 photo total at Daily Travel Photo for May 24, 2011.

www.dailytravelphotos.com/archive/2011/05/24/

 

Early afternoon shoppers at the Central World Mall's elevated walkway in Bangkok.

 

I see this scene at least 3 times/week since this is a standard route I take when I'm whacking around the mall area. However, I wanted to bring up a point that's very particular to Thailand. That is, the schizophrenic nature of Thai foot traffic. Here, you see the reverse of what this society should do. Allow me to elaborate.

 

Most countries' pedestrians walk on the same side of the sidewalk as that of its motorized traffic on the road. In the US, we drive on the right and therefore, people tend to walk on the right side of the sidewalk as opposite foot-traffic approaches on the left side (very generally). In a country like England, which contrarily drives on the wrong left side of the road, people generally walk favoring the left side of the sidewalk. This walking is most pronounced on escalators. People, for example, in London, ride an escalator by hugging the left side and allowing walkers to pass on the right just like highway traffic and its passing rules. Throw all the generalizations out the window for Thailand.

 

Thailand's motorized traffic flows like England's, on the left side of the road. However, as you can see by the photo above, foot traffic, in this instance mirrors that of America, or right side of the road traffic. Walk a few feet away and the direction can very abruptly change. The problem often arises when an opposite foot-traffic Mexican-standoff occurs. You're walking. Suddenly, you see someone hurtling on a collision course at you so you sidestep... but so do they... you sidestep again... and by coincidence, so do they until finally, you're face to face and near ready to kiss. I love this country more than any other in the world so god bless them but for the love of Pete, some local politician needs to sort out this walking schizophrenia.

 

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Wrongly developed slides by negative base, having charaterized E to C color tone. (Fuji RVP 100). Photo taken on 2009.

Don't you know that pizza should ALWAYS be eaten from the point first! Taking the first bite from the edge of the crust is just... wrong!

Man on a roof, bad weather coming, Ribeira Grande, Sao Miguel Island, Azores.

One of many photo's I shot while at the Wrong Fitment show. bought it would be a good 200 upload.

Micha decided to make a fashion statement and bring 2 different sized boots

I'm not sure how this chariot got in a grove of Redwood trees, but it made a cool picture any-

way--especially Gavin's mime-like pose!

Des dessins de mon fils de 15 ans.

 

Il a tout imaginé, décidé et dessiné lui-même, j'ai découvert ça en bloc…

 

Et je me suis dit que ça valait le coup de le diffuser !

The only difference between this photo and the others of Sami isn't that the skis aren't showing. It actually is that he has the "wrong" skis.

Nude Nite Orlando..

June 18, 2009 - Kearney Nebraska US

 

It's June, Hot Humid... It's Prime Time Storm Season...

 

Though we only had a 10% chance of any type of development of storm that afternoon & evening. In fact all of the storms that day were to stay in western Nebraska and move to the north out of range of South Central Nebraska. That obviously was wrong!

 

I had just finished putting on the 2nd coat of stain on the new deck. Friends had stopped over to check on my progress. I had been so involved on completing the task at hand I didn't notice the lighting to the south of the city.

 

Let it be said I was unprepared and these 2 storms that rolled though that evening were unexpected. It was the reason I was finishing the staining of the deck. Though I did have everything charged and ready to go just in case. Wrapped up what I could and covered the new patio as best I could which would be a waste of time due to it all blew away!

 

This is the 2nd set of storms for that evening. I got lucky and into position just to the west of the city to watch this shelf cloud from its origin to when it came overhead.

 

Can I say priceless. Captured this life cycle of a shelf cloud... It was a nasty bugger of a storm also. 60+mph hour winds and some torrential rain.

 

Way to much fun!

 

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Rechts das richtige Teil.

Bei einem Muster merkt man es ja irgendwann, aber wenn sowas bei einer einfarbigen Fläche passiert, ist man bald aufgeschmissen.

We just missed an entrance time for the sports museum, but they used the wrong it's/its.

Borris bike rental stand with one bicycle left seat wrong way round St Martins street London 1st March 2011 15:55.07pm

So how much can going the wrong way in Japan cost you? 1,050 yen roughly about $9.40! The toll roads here once you get on them you are on it til you exit and where ever you exit you pay depending on how far you have traveled. So about 20 minutes after we realized we needed to turn around, by the way you can't turn around unless you exit and you have to pay to exit, we got off the toll road and this is what we had to pay! Then when we re-entered and exited where we needed we paid another 350 yen (about $3) and paid for the ride home as well. What a pricey day! But we did have fun at the beach! 365days/32

Day of Wrong at the Maryland Ren Fest, 2013

An outdated mental facility under active demolition.

 

americanurbex.com

WV1638

2010

 

Just a lullaby...

 

Ink and gouache paper on $teinbach paper

Taken in 2003. Don't know when it went up but it's long since gone.

baseball players were playing FOOTBALL on the baseball field

Illustration by Franka van der Loo for De Poezenkrant #13-14, Christmas 1974

Day of Wrong at the Maryland Ren Fest, 2013

Photography by Arcadia Nightfire

MDR Photo Studio

Model Info for Rhodesy Durant:

Skin: Naughty Designs Alina Fair Eye Shadow Smokey, Red Lips

Eyes: Sin Skins Intense Violet/Obsidian Eyes

Hair: ETD Janine in Blackberry

Nails: Sin Skins Glitter Manicure Plum

Top: WRONG Pinstripe Top

Bottoms: WRONG - A-line Skirt (purple)

Necklace: WRONG Beaded Cross Necklace (black)

Earrings: Large Silver Hoop Earins by Caroline's Jewelry

Bracelet: Black Double Wrape Bead Bracelet - Lowe Shine by Bonita's Jewelry & Funique

Shoes: WRONG - Buckle Boots (purple)

 

Sailing and things go wrong Scarborough

Contax G Zeiss 45/2 Planar

This is the biggest disappointment.

 

"Night Elves"

 

Left is what I got. Right is what the website showed.

 

In their defense, maybe, this yarn was impossible for ME to photograph accurately. I had to do it without flash, and then photoshop the hell out of it to get the colors remotely close to the skein sitting next to me right now.

 

Honestly? It looks like a Wollmeise Poison No. 5 ripoff. It's magenta and black/very dark purple (sunlight will help me tell the difference). It's nowhere near the blue and black that the picture shows.

 

I've contacted the dyer, but I got an auto-response saying she's on vacation since 9/28 and no return date was provided. I'm not holding my breath.

 

Update 10/25/08: I finally heard from the dyer - she thinks they sent the wrong skein, and is refunding it. It's not worth me shipping back and them sending a new one.

san jose area 95

Acrílico / tela

80x80 cm

2012

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