Post a random picture thread

[PositiveHAL]

[bogfrog]

Fuck yeah, I love the series of re-arrangement photos Dave!!

[whitewind]

[whitewind]

[gtarman]

[whitewind]

And creepiest:

http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2013/dec/29/the-invisible-man-liu-bolin-latest-art-in-pictures

Did you spot the invisible man???

Edited December 29, 2013 by whitewind

[Dreamwalker.]

not to you mentioned it.............

[niggles]

[gtarman]

Another busy day at the office for Tony, working hard to butcher our future.

*pun drum roll*

Edited December 30, 2013 by gtarman

[Dreamwalker.]

(Cereus hexagonus) yum

Cereus fernambucensis

Cereus fernambucensis

Edited March 17, 2014 by Dreamwalker

[whitewind]

[whitewind]

CNN, NYE 2013 fireworks. All around the global, starting here in:

[niggles]

Hah! Go Auckland, Australia.

[Dreamwalker.]

stealing our time aaaa?

[waterboy 2.0]

Edited January 2, 2014 by waterboy

[waterboy 2.0]

Open since February 2005, the Poison Garden is but the latest head twirler in the Duchess of Northumberland’s garden….

“I wanted to create a garden that was beautiful yet pleasurable, educational yet not stuffy,” the duchess said. “A place where families would want to come and spend the day.”

“The Poison Garden is a place of excitement and intrigue,” said the duchess, “especially for children. More seriously, it is a place for visitors to learn about the dangerous side of plants. Drugs are a major concern across the country and an emotive issue. Here we offer a new avenue to get people talking about the misuse of drugs — most of which grow in nature.” Cannabis, opium poppies, magic mushrooms and coca are among the garden’s plantings that required special government permission to grow.

Oddities learned along the way: Wild clematis, old man’s beard, was once part of the equipment of professional beggars, who rubbed its sap into scratches to make temporary but satisfactorily weeping ulcers. Monk’s pepper alters the hormonal balance in both sexes. Laburnum, a beautiful and popular shrub, causes convulsions, vomiting and frothing at the mouth when nibbled. Nibblers of strychnine, innocuously known as Quaker’s button, can end up with its dramatic final symptom — a posthumous fixed grin. Henbane in the right dosage will take someone to the doors of death, but not through them. “You will look convincingly dead,” said Holmes, adding reassuringly, “but should recover.”

 

[Dreamwalker.]

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Edited March 17, 2014 by Dreamwalker

[niggles]

[DiscoStu]

why did global warming skip darwin? is it because of haarp?

[gtarman]

^ that's something you would have to ask a climate scientist.

[niggles]

thats bob hawke skulling a beer for hundreds of richie benauds.

good old fashioned aussie fun right there.

[Nemisty]

[Distracted]

[nothinghead]

^ the fuck is that supposed to suggest?

[whitewind]