good pictures of anything

[Tal]

http://www.nhsprotestgear.co.uk/wp-cont ... 00x300.jpg

[Frances]

Why did I click on the piglet with a human face link? Why?
This ain't no Janus cat.

[Tal]

http://joestrummerfoundation.org/dev/wp ... rville.jpg


Dark moon , Lola Ulalume.

[Christine]

Not sure I am allowed to steal this from fb - apologies to Brendan - but it fits

[territa]

Good one, Christine.

[hellya]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B_QIYRwWkAAWfBM.jpg:large

[Frances]

[RoddyRuddy]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CFWYnmzWgAA4asU.jpg:large

[Tal]

http://www.luxuryguidechina.com/chest/t ... -set%20(12).jpg

http://www.luxuryguidechina.com/chest/t ... -set%20(12).jpg


All cd should come like this.

[Frances]

http://www.luxuryguidechina.com/chest/timg/1370975111_luxury-drink-fancy-crystal-head-vodka-rolling-stones-50-anniversary-gift-set%20(12).jpg

http://www.luxuryguidechina.com/chest/t ... -set%20(12).jpg


All cd should come like this.

Except that particular vodka is swill. Tastes terrible and leads to, shall I say... moments of clarity.

[Frances]

Famous bastard James O'Neill in character at Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre, which I love.
OMG. Those eyes. Eugene O'Neill looked so much like his father.


1899
James O'Neill, father of playwright Eugene O'Neill, made his debut with a two-week appearance at the Walnut in September 1899. O'Neill starred in two Alexandre Dumas plays. The first week he played D'Artagnan in The Three Musketeers (shown here), and the second week he played his most famous role, Edmund Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo. (Photograph courtesy of the Theatre Collection, Free Library of Philadelphia.)

[Tal]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CCtpy3vUIAA8QU3.jpg:large

[Tal]

http://40.media.tumblr.com/0bbca41fd38b ... o1_500.png

[image]

http://www.concertlivewire.com/jpegs/ev ... ues116.jpg

[justice42]

https://londoncelticpunks.files.wordpre ... =450&h=322

https://londoncelticpunks.files.wordpre ... =450&h=322