The Picture Thread
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Vitolo
Vaporist
In 1969 when I was still rollin' em and burnin' em I made over 500 roach clips, and gave them as a gift to anyone asking for a clothespin during a doobie. My recent Federal experience brought many memories lost to 2 comas to the surface, and I made contact with some friends from the distant past.
One that I have not seen since 1970 sent me a picture of one that he still keeps and uses!
They are made by hand from pieces of wire hangers.... No 2 were alike.
One that I have not seen since 1970 sent me a picture of one that he still keeps and uses!
They are made by hand from pieces of wire hangers.... No 2 were alike.
ChooChooCharlie
Well-Known Member
I'll see your batmobile
and raise you some batsuits
(2019 Comic-Con exhibit)
and raise you some batsuits
(2019 Comic-Con exhibit)
CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
Lofoten Islands of Norway, composed of 10 landscape and 10 sky images all taken on the same night, from the same location, and with the same camera. Milky Way Galaxy on the left, an unusual double-arced aurora on the right; meteor is highlighted between them. Other notable skylights include, left to right, the Andromeda Galaxy, the planet Jupiter, the star Vega, and the stars that compose the Big Dipper.
sawmill steakhouse menu
sawmill steakhouse menu
Flow
Well-Known Member
Cannabis super foodguano to stoners
I guess you'll grow some bat-weed with that !
You'r going to be bat-high , man !
And if you'r in a hurry… it looks like bat-hash, doesn't it ?
shit! Flow, Br
ChooChooCharlie
Well-Known Member
Bay Parade of Lights this evening, I had forgotten it was tonight,
visuals startled me
(boats festooned with Holiday lights cruise the Bay)
visuals startled me
(boats festooned with Holiday lights cruise the Bay)
Vitolo
Vaporist
A Full Circle Rainbow over Norway
Image Credit & Copyright: Lukas Moesch
Explanation: Have you ever seen an entire rainbow? From the ground, typically, only the top portion of a rainbow is visible because directions toward the ground have fewer raindrops. From the air, though, the entire 360-degree circle of a rainbow is more commonly visible. Pictured here, a full-circle rainbow was captured over the Lofoten Islands of Norway in September by a drone passing through a rain shower. An observer-dependent phenomenon primarily caused by the internal reflection of sunlight by raindrops, the rainbow has a full diameter of 84 degrees. The Sun is in the exact opposite direction from the rainbow's center. As a bonus, a second rainbow that was more faint and color-reversed was visible outside the first.
