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Hum... Here is a kind of "ZenaLongLeg" yesterday, not so flexible as the dancer above.

Another kind of bird, taken in the same garden yesterday (I was quite amazed: it's a real garden, not a zoo and the bird was just there, doing its little walk too.)

they really should consider twa 800 to be a right off rather than their lame attempts at panel beating the plane back into service.

Hieronymus Bosch, Garden of Earthly Delights (c. 1504).

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Hieronymus Bosch, The Last Judgment (1504).

Full of life :

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I drew this.

Lee Marvin in one of my favorite movies of all time, Point Blank, directed by John Boorman (1967). Lee plays a guy who is betrayed by a supposed friend and partner in crime. After nearly dying, he sets out with Aspie-like single-mindedness to get what was taken from him.



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Lee Marvin wasn't really a good singer but the way he sings Wandering Star is unforgettable. Voice full of life.

Dear Aperture,
Your statuary is wonderful...is the veiled one a pleurant?

Sylkat

Let me look up that word and I'll tell you...

Okay, based on what I just read, I think that statue may very well be a pleurant, but I'm not sure.

(I just likes the pretty pictures.)