Reply #70 by ConnieLard
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 14:12:34 »
Red Hat Club meeting
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Reply #71 by Jimbob
a pet tiger
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 14:24:23 »
We saw one of these at a restaurant a while back...I wondered what it was.a pet tiger
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Reply #72 by ConnieLard
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 14:30:55 »
hummingbird on nest
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Reply #76 by mike
The Blarney stone
(BTW, this is a picture of the hourglass nebula --- it is the planetary nebula I was thinking about before.)
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 16:53:01 »
The Blarney stone
(BTW, this is a picture of the hourglass nebula --- it is the planetary nebula I was thinking about before.)
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Reply #77 by Mere Nick
Cliffs of Moher
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 17:10:46 »
All of my family kissed it in July 2000. The dude that holds ya is making a mint.Cliffs of Moher
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Reply #78 by ConnieLard
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 19:51:33 »
favorite redhead
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Reply #80 by marc
Richard III
« Mon Mar 28, 2005 - 22:10:01 »
Richard III
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Reply #81 by Jimbob
Chester, England (a Roman settlement in the time of Paul)
« Tue Mar 29, 2005 - 07:58:01 »
Chester, England (a Roman settlement in the time of Paul)
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Reply #82 by marc
(I'm not sure whether this cafe was tehre in the time of Paul, though)
Man with a limp.
« Tue Mar 29, 2005 - 08:08:03 »
(I'm not sure whether this cafe was tehre in the time of Paul, though)
Man with a limp.
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Reply #83 by Jimbob
Festivus pole
« Tue Mar 29, 2005 - 08:46:02 »
comes & goes with the court dates :DFestivus pole
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Reply #84 by AmandaD
Anyone remember this Seinfeld?
Maccu Piccu
« Tue Mar 29, 2005 - 16:46:33 »
Anyone remember this Seinfeld?
Maccu Piccu
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Reply #85 by ConnieLard
« Tue Mar 29, 2005 - 19:18:14 »
[pink cadillac
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Reply #87 by marc
(btw, I said man with a limp. You must have been reading the TNIV version (redundant) of my post. :p )
Chief Yellowhorse's place
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 08:02:08 »
(btw, I said man with a limp. You must have been reading the TNIV version (redundant) of my post. :p )
Chief Yellowhorse's place
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Reply #88 by Jimbob
: :noworry: 
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 08:16:50 »
Quote
(btw, I said man with a limp. You must have been reading the TNIV version (redundant) of my post. :p ):
Chief Yellowhorse's place
: :noworry:
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Reply #90 by ConnieLard
Gerbera daisy
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 09:24:28 »
[Gerbera daisy
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Reply #92 by mike
Are they really enjoying it??? :rollingeyes:
Europa in the sky
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 16:43:50 »
Are they really enjoying it??? :rollingeyes:
Europa in the sky
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Reply #94 by marc
(this is Federal Hall, NY)
btw, that was a bit of an imaginitive picture of Chief Yellowhorse's place. Almost as imaginitive as some of the stuff I saw they called genuine Navajo crafts at his trading post on the way up to Monument Valley--such as the glass that was manufactured at the local (WV) factory where my uncle works. :D
How about a picture of the man who played Geronimo in "Broken Arrow" (the James Stewart/Jeff Chandler one, not the Christian Slater/John Travolta one).
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 19:02:15 »
(this is Federal Hall, NY)
btw, that was a bit of an imaginitive picture of Chief Yellowhorse's place. Almost as imaginitive as some of the stuff I saw they called genuine Navajo crafts at his trading post on the way up to Monument Valley--such as the glass that was manufactured at the local (WV) factory where my uncle works. :D
How about a picture of the man who played Geronimo in "Broken Arrow" (the James Stewart/Jeff Chandler one, not the Christian Slater/John Travolta one).
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Reply #95 by Jimbob
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 20:12:50 »
It's funny you mention the gift shop. I almost put that picture up instead for fun. :)
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Reply #96 by ConnieLard
famous southpaw
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 20:17:09 »
[]famous southpaw
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Reply #97 by marc
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 20:21:19 »
(pssst. . . that's not Geronimo, that's Cochise (Jeff Chandler). Geronimo had a smaller part, and was played by a real Indian, made famous on a TV show as the sidekick of a guy whose picture was posted on the last page, I think.)
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Reply #98 by marc
And here's Cincinnati's most famous southpaw, the (young) old lefthander himself, Joe Nuxhall, who pitched in the majors at age 15.
How 'bout a natural bridge?
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 21:48:33 »
Here he isAnd here's Cincinnati's most famous southpaw, the (young) old lefthander himself, Joe Nuxhall, who pitched in the majors at age 15.
How 'bout a natural bridge?
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Reply #100 by marc
according to Guinesses, at least. There are people who claim a bridge in Japan is longer, but their claim doesn't hold water (it just crosses it).
Now, An optical illusion
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 22:34:35 »
according to Guinesses, at least. There are people who claim a bridge in Japan is longer, but their claim doesn't hold water (it just crosses it).
Now, An optical illusion
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Reply #101 by tidbit
Let me see a tall building in Kuala-Lumpur.
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 23:07:42 »
Let me see a tall building in Kuala-Lumpur.
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Reply #102 by marc
Whoah. I managed to look away. The spell is broken.
How about a statue inspired by a song.
« Wed Mar 30, 2005 - 23:12:07 »
I-will-do-Tidbit's-will. Tidbit-is-my-master. Whoah. I managed to look away. The spell is broken.
How about a statue inspired by a song.
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Reply #103 by marc
« Thu Mar 31, 2005 - 08:02:54 »
in case people are stumped, I know that there's one standin' on the corner somewhere out west, where flatbed Fords pass occasionally. I would guess that there are others. :;):
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