April fools printer prank instructions

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1972 Chevy Blazer

I painted this. Ferrari red. Shaved marker lights. I traded the paint job for a motorcycle.

Lola

Run, Run

1952 Studebaker Truck

I painted this. Got 3rd place for Best Paint.

My car

It has been a great toy for the past few years

Elepski’s F-150

2006 F150
ProComp 8188 / ProComp 35/12/17
3 Inch Front Level, ProComp 9000 series shocks
Aftermarket headlights, taillights, Mirrors

haden – leg up

Katherine Heigl lip licker

negative world

camelhug

what’s going on in this thread

a book commits suicide

sexy backside

dragon vs wing riders

superman vs greatest american hero

buff rebel

does he know your high

oliva wilde upskirt

03687 days since the last time I gave a shit

starfleet academy recruitment poster

shinyo sawako close call

Her Universe Comic-Con booth

jarhead – desert view

glorious PC gaming master race vs Dirty console gaming peasants

warthog refuel

kristen bell is SERIOUS

tony stark and his iron man suits

muddy storm trooper

rodeo rider

george carlin in moodlight

the princess is a cockteasing bitch

vic mackey with pistol forhead

sesame street – angry birds

michael tri-cera-tops

blackbird on the runway

Kepler’s Planets

Explanation: Using the prolific planet hunting Kepler spacecraft, astronomers have discovered 1,235 candidate planets orbiting other suns since the Kepler mission’s search for Earth-like worlds began in 2009. To find them, Kepler monitors a rich star field to identify planetary transits by the slight dimming of starlight caused by a planet crossing the face of its parent star. In this remarkable illustration, all of Kepler’s planet candidates are shown in transit with their parent stars ordered by size from top left to bottom right. Simulated stellar disks and the silhouettes of transiting planets are all shown at the same relative scale, with saturated star colors. Of course, some stars show more than one planet in transit, but you may have to examine the picture at high resolution to spot them all. For reference, the Sun is shown at the same scale, by itself below the top row on the right. In silhouette against the Sun’s disk, both Jupiter and Earth are in transit.

APOD

is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow

why save pbs

protected by satan himself

no, I am too sexy for you

spider-roll

summer glau – sexy dress and car

district 9 super carrier

kung fu entry and exit

$100k appraisal for single page of original art Frank Miller’s Dark Knight comic book

Heritage Auctions estimates that the art for page 10 from issue #3 of Frank Miller and Klaus Janson’s The Dark Knight Returns (1986) will fetch at least $100,000 when it goes on the block on May 5.

via $100k appraisal for single page of original art Frank Miller’s Dark Knight comic book – Boing Boing.

500 million kills

Dita in black and white

Bear Bridge

Took this with my crappy cell phone camera. Came out better than I thought. This is the Bear Mountain Bridge over the Hudson River.

Edited stump

I shot this image and edited in entirely in the iPhone app Camera+

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