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Really nice blog!
I have seen the original photo 'an inquisitive cat' on Flickr... This is the link :)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinsteele/231795031/
Thank you Marie, credit added.
What's under the photos of Africa stops being funny after seeing that poor child shot in the legs.
My dog can out-wise that one.
Hey - those cartoons are great! I love that black Humor. It reminds me a bit of the old "Parking Lot is full" cartoons - http://plif.courageunfettered.com/ - worth a look if you haven't seen them already!
The truck tire hole looks suspicious to me. Why is the rubber inside the hole the same color and wear as the outside of the tire? Shouldn't it be somewhat cleaner rubber?
I agree that the punctured tire photo is almost certainly fake.
Not only is the image dubious, but the physics behind it doesn't make sense.
Those traffic cones are relatively flexible, and hollow all the way through; a tire like that would smash it flat, not be cut through by it.
(And especially not in such a regular way, and while STILL smashing the cone flat and off to one side.)
Sigivald...
It's possible the orange cones were placed there to mark the spot of the STEEL PIPE STICKING VERTICALLY FROM THE GROUND which may, or may not, be able to cut a piece of rubber out of a tire that has several tons of pressure on it.
As for the cut being dirty, the tire probably made quite a few rotations over dirt after the puncture was made. Since it's part of a dual they took the truck off the site to fix it.
the truck tire hole is a fake. period.
The last pic is from The Creature From The Haunted Sea. Really bad old horror movie.
The 'Deadly Surveillance' robot guy was shot by me, thanks for consideration! Original flickr can be found here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/floze/1588186509/
There's some more shots of his fellas right here:
http://www.floze.org/2008/04/big-brothers-work-in-progress.html
Thanks again, cheers
Thank you Floze, credit added, plus link to your other images. The Big Brother never slumbers, nor sleeps.
I love those speed-stacking-cup kids! Imagine practicing a routine like that when they should be sitting in front of a TV playing video games!
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