Knuckledragger

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More snow, bitter cold and high winds. That looks promising.

Hodor on the decks. Click for slightly larger.

Viking burial mounds in Denmark. Fremont, California. En route to Muonio, Finland. Click for slightly larger.

I quite like this one:

Dolomites range, Italy by Massimiliano Magro.

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Candid moment in time showing Sean Connery signing a coconut for a little Jamaican fan on the set of Dr. No in 1962. "Soft Synths" 950whp 1994 Toyota Supra 6spd.

To put id delicately, if this shit keeps up, I'm going to have to drag out the snow rake.

#1. Overnight, the enter key on my 15" MBP broke into two pieces. This makes typing quite irritating. #2. I upgraded said Macintop to Yosemite Sam. 10.9 was giving me some wicked instability issues (lots of tasks sucking down 100% CPU). Thus far those problems appear to be gone. I had a bit of a battle with Little Snitch and 1Password at first, but things seem to be running smoothly now. I'm ...not sure what I think of the new GUI. The Trash Can reminds me of taking fluoride in elementary schools, 3 decades ago.

...and now, another installment of Unnecessarily Large GIF Theatre: Pew Pew Pew! SpaceX CRS-5 launch (Cape Canaveral, FL) Sunrise at Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier, NZ. Click for slightly larger.

Man watching television news inside barbershop in Tallahassee November 23, 1963. *snicker* Click for slightly larger.

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1999 - A divorcing couple divides their Beanie Baby investment under the supervision of a judge. Click for slightly larger.

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Fuck everything about this.

Using a cat as a lightswitch.

Spastik Children Click for slightly larger.

*looks outside* Ayep, that's some fuckin' snow.

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Thanks for the kind words, folks. H-C ends up benefitting from my own peculiar obsessions (and obsessive peculiarities.) I am 100% positive that filming vertically is the work of satan. Group of Railroad Workers, Locomotive 317, Texas & Pacific Railway Company ca. 1946. Lapland, Finland. Taken with a cameraphone(!)