The Picture Thread
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Vaporist
The artist's signature is to have her shadow in as many images as possible.
See a nice grouping of them at https://www.aamora.com/2010/11/26/on-the-spur-of-the-unfathomable-by-claudia-luthi/
See a nice grouping of them at https://www.aamora.com/2010/11/26/on-the-spur-of-the-unfathomable-by-claudia-luthi/
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
It is a little known fact that mermaids were engaged in the world's oldest profession, which is evident in the 1987 logo.
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TheThriftDrifter
Land of the long vapor cloud
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grampa_herb
Epstein didn't kill himself
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Epstein didn't kill himself
Subtle markings of the men’s and women’s bathrooms:
Simple brilliance! (Now I don't have to carry around those alligator clip "roach clips" from the 70s any longer!!!!)
[Below only because I have to post a picture with a post in this thread.]
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Tranquility
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LeBron James Says Rosa Parks's Bus Protest 'Could Have Waited A Week'
October 15th, 2019
LOS ANGELES, CA—NBA superstar Lebron James recently told reporters that while he respects what Rosa Parks did for civil rights by refusing to give up her seat on a bus in 1955 Alabama, he thinks her protest “probably could have waited a week.”
James, an expert in geopolitical relations as well as the game of basketball, went on to explain that people in power stand to lose a lot of money when protesters challenge the status quo. “Civil rights demonstrations should really be limited to times that are convenient to everyone,” James told sources. “When Rosa Parks started the bus boycott by refusing to give up her seat, I guess there were some sporting events scheduled that week in downtown Montgomery that lost a lot of revenue. It wasn’t fair to them. I can’t really blame Ms. Parks though. She was just misinformed.”
“In the future, I hope people will think about how voicing their support for civil rights and freedom might impact rich and powerful people, like me,” James added.
October 15th, 2019
LOS ANGELES, CA—NBA superstar Lebron James recently told reporters that while he respects what Rosa Parks did for civil rights by refusing to give up her seat on a bus in 1955 Alabama, he thinks her protest “probably could have waited a week.”
James, an expert in geopolitical relations as well as the game of basketball, went on to explain that people in power stand to lose a lot of money when protesters challenge the status quo. “Civil rights demonstrations should really be limited to times that are convenient to everyone,” James told sources. “When Rosa Parks started the bus boycott by refusing to give up her seat, I guess there were some sporting events scheduled that week in downtown Montgomery that lost a lot of revenue. It wasn’t fair to them. I can’t really blame Ms. Parks though. She was just misinformed.”
“In the future, I hope people will think about how voicing their support for civil rights and freedom might impact rich and powerful people, like me,” James added.
