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Oh hai, Nelson.
here are some photos of me noticing a wasp nest
1st pic : lookin good
2nd pic: being artsy and looking away (looking at wasp nest)
3rd pic: fully understanding that there is indeed a wasp nest
4th pic: me being outtie
IM HONESTLY LAUGHING SO HARD HOLY SHIT HER FACE
DONE
Reblogged: fancybidet
brighton, april 2013. more england photos here
Reblogged: yaybrighton
In 1991 I spent 16 hours in the Moscow Airport transit office.
I met a man from Algeria who had been there for 8 days. He was trying to get home from Norway, but was travelling without a passport. He’d flown back and forth between Oslo and Algiers, via Moscow, several times when Moscow suddenly said “stop”, and left him in the transit office.
No one would tell him what was going to happen to him, and he didn’t know what to do.
He collected all the bread they served us at meal times in the Moscow Airport transit office. And was protective of his mouldy stash.
In the relatively short time I was there, I know I wouldn’t wish that experience on anyone.
I often wonder what happened to the man from Moscow Airport.
I love these photographs and memories from Fat Chance!
We also have not had anything positive to say about yahoo!, apart from that they might make the video work better.
And, we think yahoo! buying us is like dad coming in and breaking up the party.
Which rather puts paid to them fixing the video.
Radio4 is talking about Tumblr again (on their very excellent Media Show).
Apparently we are all young, hip, very engaged, and very attractive people.
I am going to take this compliment, and run with it.
Brighton Swimming Club in 1863
Reblogged: lyall
More bubbles.
Bubbles.
And rain clouds.
The pharmacy at our local hospital.
*inserts NHS jokes*
*hugs NHS*
And this is the result.
Yay kids in St Ann’s Well Gardens!
I was asked by a local park to produce an image for their annual Spring festival- which of course I was happy to do!
They divided the image into 42 squares, and 42 kids painted a square each- to produce a giant version of the picture…
