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I hope you fuck her long and often, Libby.Quote:
Originally Posted by LibertyHarkness
That is greatQuote:
Originally Posted by Nikka
From a Thai Buddhist temple in south London... a notion of hell
Strange how much it reminds of the Christian representations, isn't it? The Great Vehicle is pretty far from the original teaching of the Buddha...Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
There is a great description of the impact of such a vision of hell on the medieval mind in "The Name Of The Rose' by Umberto Eco, but the very best literary evocation of the Christian terror of hellfire is, surely, in "A Portrait of The Artist As a Young man" by James Joyce.
My culture is lacking there: I read neither. But I'll try to get to it eventually. Very interresting to me, this mythology of terror. Thanks, Prospero.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
Danthepoetman, what is the picture of these buildings lost in / covered by jungle you posted some posts above ? Fake or truth ?
Here's mine, more classical :whistle: but still VERY attractive !
Hell needs a Supervisor -Nazi Experiment
This may or may not offend...
for me its these :)
Oh! my good God!! that girl is a peach! That's my favourite fruit in summer... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cedricbi01
The pic of vegetation covered buildings is fake, Cedric. Do you know a show entitled "Life After People"? It shows what would happen with what humans have built if we were all to disapear suddenly. And the answer is, in the end, just about nothing after a few thousand years tops. I've always found this strangely reassuring, for some reason I have a hard time explaining. This picture made me think of that... :)
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Thx Dan - This is a VERY nice picture !Quote:
The pic of vegetation covered buildings is fake, Cedric. Do you know a show entitled "Life After People"? It shows what would happen with what humans have built if we were all to disapear suddenly. And the answer is, in the end, just about nothing after a few thousand years tops. I've always found this strangely reassuring, for some reason I have a hard time explaining. This picture made me think of that... :smile:
Today's one is a magic one... to me !
Pull them off, baby...
Her skin seems so soft you just wonder how come it doesn't fall on its own, Benjamin!
That's a magic one indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cedricbi01
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Originally Posted by Jericho
Brit....
This pic of a species of primate that was only recently discovered by non-Africans somehow makes me feel less human.
Where was that? Who reported this, RDTD? Can you give me a reference? Is that a joke or is it true?Quote:
Originally Posted by runningdownthatdream
I love this rather obscure artist, Mikhael Vroubel
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Originally Posted by runningdownthatdream
That, people, is the love child of Jimmy Savile and Boris Johnson.
Mmm...
Is that adorable little doll real, Benjamin? My Gd!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben in LA
Yes! very intriguing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
On location in Oman
Well, although I haven't seen it myself, it's been reported in a few different journals. Here's oneQuote:
Originally Posted by danthepoetman
http://www.plosone.org/article/info:...l.pone.0044271
Thanks, my friend!Quote:
Originally Posted by runningdownthatdream
what'cha filming?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
http://i.imgur.com/PmqJ2Cx.png
That was a documentary about arts in the Gulf
Nice pic Prospero.
Nice pic; wrong threadQuote:
Originally Posted by Designer
party
Love this...
Lovely, young Jane Birkin... Such a delicate, feminine woman, even today... A real beauty.
Do you think humans and chimpanzees are not related?
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a tree...in my garden
Wow!