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Radiolarians

The 71st plate from German biologist Ernst Haeckel’s Kunstformen der Natur, showing radiolarians of the order Stephoidea. Radiolarians form intricate mineral skeletons, usually with a central capsule dividing the cell into inner and outer portions. Radiolarians are found as zooplankton throughout the ocean and are important diagnostic fossils, found from the Cambrian period onwards.

Image credit: Ernst Haeckel

WIKI POD

Water Cooling

Extreme Ironing

Lots more here: useloos.com/gallery/?itemid=572

aliens

Keeping with the theme of an earlier post.

Tetris Storage Unit In Use

A couple of people were commenting in the earlier post of this that it didn’t look like it could support much; so i figured I’d do a repost of it with stuff in it. Pretty much just aimed at storminator actually.

Hail!

It’s hailing right now in Erie County, NY. Not quite golf ball sized, but the next best thing. You don’t want to get caught out in this!

Venus in Transit

Yeah….see that small speck. It’s Venus.

Monty Python Reporters

Red / Green Hulk

wtfbbq?

Portal – Cake Chaser

Terminal Velocity Cake!

Used cars – half off

Okami. Sort of

A Sad story about Rusty

Game over man!

Internet Store

A Large Dump Truck

Spooky Rides

Combat Beard – I’m so hardcore, I hate kevlar and grew my own face armour

Urinal Blasphemy

Ouch, that hurt my religious feelings!

Give a Damn

Tower Bridge

www.flickr.com/photos/beye9k

Farming with Dynamite is Dyno-mite!

www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/www/dupont/FarmingWithDynamite/Limage04.html

Not Going Anywhere

This weekend a 120 hidden gardens in the city of Rotterdam opened for everybody to see. Mostly local residents showing their private gardens. Since Most of Rotterdam is build with inner courtyards surrounded by housing, you never get to see these private gardens and enjoy them.
This particular image was taken in the bloklandstraat in a courtyard named schoonoord, amidst of all the flowers, trees and gardendwarfs someone parked this rusty vehicle.

translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=nl&u=http://www.verborgentuinen.nl/&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=1&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dverborgen%2Btuinen%2B2008%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DG

Foul beasts

These 2 woke me up one morning.

Once upon a mid-day dreary, while I pondered weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten porn,
While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a quacking,
As of some one gently quacking, quacking at my chamber door.
`’Tis some visitor,’ I muttered, `quacking at my chamber door –
Only this, and nothing more.’

Ceratopsians

Diagram showing the appearances and relative sizes of 18 basal species of Ceratopsians (frilled, beaked dinosaurs typified by Triceratops). Animals are shown in order of geologic stage from left to right and top to bottom, with species names and stage information as annotation.

Ceratopsians were beaked herbivores who lived in what are now North America and Asia, during the Cretaceous Period. Early members such as Psittacosaurus were small and bipedal. Later members, including ceratopsids like Centrosaurus and Triceratops, became very large quadrupeds and developed elaborate facial horns and a neck frill.

Image credit: ArthurWeasley

Multi-use liquor bottle

Sorry about the picture quality, just don’t make phone cameras like they used to. Pic of the most looked at bottle in the liquor store I work at…for obvious reasons.

Smile, wait for flash

you’re about to smoked muddafukah!

pebble

pebble pushing

Golden Gate Bridge

Internet Store

Mt St Helens

Activity in the crater. They say the cone building in the crater will grown to the original height before the explosion in about 20 years. It is very active all the time. Here’s a web can link:

www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/views/static-highdef.php

my banner ver. 2.0

made some suggested changes. come on third place.

Montezuma’s Castle

I took these photos in 2002 while on The Laughlin River Run Motorcycle Rally.

Native American’s did some pretty nice architecture, considering the resources available.

Tetris Shelving Unit

My A-Level Design Tech project; storage unit shaped like the tetris blocks. It’s 1.3m high, 0.88m wide and it took me around 20 hours to cut, joint, assemble and paint it.

Iwo Jima Flag Raising

Referred to oil pump raising. Time has changed, uh?

Fully working NES inside NES Cartridge

The Fami-Card.

You read right, the whole damn Nintendo Entertainment System is inside just one of its cartridges. Now for the ironic part; even though it’s inside an American cartridge, it’s meant for only play the original FamiCom (japanese) cartridges.

kotomiblog.blogspot.com/2008/01/fami-card.html

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Okami

vrooooooom

Q. What kind of car is this?
A. A fast one.

Audioslave

Gig poster for Audioslave in Los Angeles. If you know why the artist is, post it.

It’s a cow.

srsly? rly.

Shit turns over a new leaf

Paris

Convenient Restaurant Location

Wild Birds Unlimited (next to a) Wings etc

Taken by me in Mishawaka, Indiana

I think this may be the funniest pic I’ve taken, and I’ve been wanting to post it somewhere it would be appreciated.

Science Fiction Pistol

foxes

Lawnchair Car

the pick of destiny movie poster

haven’t watched this yet, is it any good?

Chinook Landing

Pic By: JNC
Australian Army soldiers from the Townsville-based 5th Aviation Regiment provide the Coalition Forces in the Middle Eastern Area of Operation (MEAO) with a medium lift capability as they transport troops and equipment.  The Chinook (CH47) has the capacity to lift up to 11.7 Tons, carrying internal and/or external loads, or 30 combat troops. Over time, the Chinook has consistently proven to be a reliable and capable aircraft having been used in conflicts such as the Falklands and the Gulf war and now Operation Falconer.  The CH 47 aircraft has proven itself working with the Australian Armys 3rd Brigade in providing essential support to deployed elements as is commonly referred to as the work-horse of the Armys helicopter regiment.   While the Chinook helicopter has been in service since the Vietnam Conflict, this variant remains one of the latest additions to the Australian Armys aviation capability.