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Author Archives: Gabriel
The Apocalypse Car
. People get their artistic rocks off in all kinds of ways… landscapes, abstracts, LOL Katz. My favourite piece of art is a 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with The Book of Revelations scrawled into its black paint by an … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, From My Wall, Photography, Pre 2004
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Riding Out The Storm
. I have always, always wanted a camper like this one. I’ve been hooked on the idea of living in a camper ever since I first saw Dr. Gonzo step out of his own camper and walk across the parking … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Humor, Humour, Photography, Vankleek Hill Photos
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Even Batman Couldn’t Save The Falling Girl In Silver City
Riding out the storm; July 16, 2008 — Photo by Me. There’s a pivotal moment in the latest Batman movie, in fact it’s really the penultimate climax, where two boatloads of confused and panicked people have the option of either … Continue reading
Zombie Cat
. The good news is the jaws of a house cat, even a Zombiefied one, are too weak and too small to adequately crush your skull, thereby denying it total access to your brain matter. The bad news is the … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
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Slacker Bee
. I guess sometimes even the Bee has to take a break. Working all day, gettin’ paid next to nothing, never getting their fair share of the honey, having to put up with getting hassled by the WASPs. Every once … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Entertainment, Favourites, From My Wall, Nature, Photography, Vankleek Hill Photos
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The End Of Days
. It’s not everyday you get to see what the end of the world would look like. Although I always figured there’d be more competitive Irish dancers jigging their way in a colour coordinated, perfectly symmetrical high kicking plaid line … Continue reading
Posted in From My Wall, Photography, Sunrise Project, Vankleek Hill Photos
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