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Just for fun post a non-porn pic.

A polar bear eats fruits contained inside ice blocks at Everland, South Korea's largest amusement park (I luvs polar bear pix! ;) )

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World Living Statues Event is coming up again at the end of this month. Here's a preview ;)

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Actually this is the real thing cast in bronze by Alighiero e Boetti, titled Selfportret, 1993. It stands in the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art, across the street from where I work.
 
Continuing the sculpture theme:
A tourist inspects a sculpture at a public square in Munich

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Here is a picture of Joe Mauer, a catcher for the Minnesota Twins.
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Last night in Minnesota was Joe Mauer Sideburn Night. The first 10,000 fans received a pair of sideburns.
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Follow up to Page64 Post1592 & Page70 Post1739

And then she broke in two!
East London, South Africa. August2006.
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Genia Kuehmeier as Pamina and Christian Gerhaher as Papageno perform during a dress rehearsal of Mozart's opera The Magic Flute in Salzburg, Austria

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If it is you then what were you drinking the night before?

Your eyes are all bloodshot. ;)
 
Ghent, Belgium. Already a few weeks ago since I was there and about time I shared some of it's beauties. It's definitely a city I'd recommend anyone visiting Europe.

Where to begin....I'll try showing it as I saw it. (I hope nobody minds that I don't know what the history is of all the buildings i saw) Anyway follow the guide and let me take you on a tour ;)

First building I saw after we left the car park at the Reep. I have no idea what it is called I just loved the fact that the buildings around and behind it were all in/from different style and periods
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View of the St. Bavo's Cathedral. I regret not going inside to see The Mystic Lamb by Van Eyck or the work of Rubens and others that decorate the inside. I did climb the tower though and enjoyed the spectacular views.
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The tour continues....

Geeraard de Duivelsteen a 13th century castle built by knight Gheeraert Vilain, nicknamed The Devil. I wonder whether that's where the word villain originated... His castle has had many uses over the centuries. It's been a weapon depot, seminary, monastery, lunatic asylum, school, prison and so on.

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I couldn't resist taking a pic of the flowers growing along the canal
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View to the right. There were some major works going on in and around the canal. I wonder what it will look like when it's finished
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This concludes todays tour. ;) More on Ghent another time.
 
It is not too late (August 30) to participate in the annual 'La Tomatina' festival, a tomato party in Bunol, Spain. Thirty thousand people show up to toss 120 tons of tomatoes at each other. I wonder what it is like to wallow in tomatoes.:D
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Jock the lion exiting a bank in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

It's all part of an Australian advertisement being filmed in the city.
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