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New thread, since big topics break the forums.

Post you wonderful (and heck, why not -- not so wonderful) photos here.

The previous gallery can be found here.

The one that came BEFORE that can be found here.

And what the heck, here's a picture, of me holding a Meter of Art (watercolour paint and pencil stuff) that I picked up in Ottawa this past November.

edit: OH WAIT IT TURNS OUT I ALREADY POSTED THAT ONE. UMMM

We took it all down today. Genius!

Oh, hi Lucas. I see you're in my Animal Crossing house today.

Duster!

eggstree wrote on Sat, 28 June 2008 10:17

Let's add some beard action that everybody knows me for. I still got it.

Did you read the book?

thickfreakness wrote on Sat, 28 June 2008 14:23

carbon dog you look like you'd speak in an urban italian mob accent and call me "pal" and "tough guy" then beat me up and take all of my possessions.

Anyone can beat you up regardless.

Don't diss the SNES! And there's always the redesign:

BEARD SHOWDOWN GO GO GO

I have a friend who looks exactly like you eggstree. I'll try and get a pic of him on here as soon as I can.

lewahi wrote on Sat, 28 June 2008 17:30

BEARD SHOWDOWN GO GO GO

...Did you censor that dog with a Mr. Saturn?

No that dog naturally has a Saturn growing from it's belly :lol:

At first I thought it was some sort of thing dangling from the dog's collar.

:lol:

Some people told me I look like a crazy piano fanatic. I don't know that I agree.

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BLARGH

Look guys, it's downtown Seattle after one day of rainfall!

Ahahahaha

Oh, and Sebastian made me laugh as well as reminding me that someone did a photoshorp of that same image years ago, I wonder if I can find it...

Shiba!! My cousin has a Shiba Inu purebred. It's so cute, but he named it Riku of all things. >_>

also video of this can be found here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rk4-tDjXaIw

Mr. Vort, that is an adorable dog.

So anyway, I was out in the great outdoors earlier today, and I decided I would test my new camera's closeup feature on some bees. It worked pretty well for a cheap camera, but the bees were extremely frustrating photography subjects. Silly things kept moving around, pollinating stuff. This was probably the best of several dozen photos:

Yeah. Bees.

that is a very nice picture, despite the fact i hate bees with a burning passion.

and by passion, i mean hatred.

Whachu lookin' at newmeat?

lewahi: thanks! :B I used an Olympus FE-280, which is a nice little pocket-sized 8MP camera that can be had for cheap. It only has a 3X optical zoom, but I wasn't using it for the bees: I was pretty much holding the lens of the camera about two inches away.

tfn: why hate bees? They're so useful and hard-working, and really rather docile. I was practically poking these guys with my finger trying to get them into the right positions so I could actually get a good shot.

ReconstructedHamster wrote on Sun, 29 June 2008 22:52

"So Anyway, I ran into Chekov yesterday..."

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He signed a Chekov T-shirt that I got at Trekfest in Riverside, Iowa. Oddly enough, my current design professor did the design for all of the shirts at the festival this year.

Kalle wrote on Mon, 30 June 2008 16:05

THERE IS A STORY BEHIND THIS. sort of.

so my friend Saskia on livejournal was laughing at a picture of a dude with a furry black top hat on, and I replied back, saying 'oh hey I have a hat like that! 'cept it's larger and bright pink and I got it at a carnival~'

and she was like 'TAKE A PICTURE OF YOU WEARING IT THIS INSTANT.'

So I did.

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Probably big

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So anyways, I went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in Cleveland.

This is a boat on the lake outside the Hall.

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This is a rather large boat that was docked near the Hall.

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This is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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There were some giant guitars.

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Including a Ramones one.

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There was a giant Weezer sign there too.

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=w=

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