In fact, he has silicone abs, butt, and pecs.
Damn it. I thought it was just female with a moose knuckle.
Now I feel kina wierd.
Even more fun:
Start a political debate in that thread and get it moved to PWI.
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From the way back in the ole days: I grew up in a neighborhood right next to the cemetery where heās buried. As teen agers we all went to his grave stone and would stand around getting all smoked up.
None of us were in any way involved with art or anything, we just thought it was something cool we were supposed to do.
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I did art as an elective in sec school. A senior did a complete rip off of his printmaking work - the one with the multiple Marilyn Monroes - and got the highest score ever in the history of the elective across the nation. I quit the elective and took up A maths lol.
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If I had any clue of what I ended up doing I would have studied art and architecture, which probably would have diverted me from the path that took me to where I went, defeating the purpose of the learning.
Also, turned 48 yesterday. Life is strange.
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Happy Birthday!
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Wow, you would love living in suburban London.
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A hawk was chilling on a stop sign outside of my house for roughly 20 minutes. What a majestic creature.
If anything, the lockdown helped my kids see a plethora of wildlife from our backyard - does, pheasants and hedgehogs, and even an evening visit from a pretty relaxed badger.
I was in west Norwood the other day and a fox got with in 10m of me. It was the middle of the day as well. Not like it was dark!
Foxās are the safest things in west Norwood 
There are birds like that in the neighborhood Iām in. Theyāll let you get less than 1m in front of them and stare you down
It did look a little bit like the crack fox!
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One of my favourite things in life is āeverywhere has its normalā.
Seeing a fox is like seeing the sun to me. Where are to @samul it was a āthingā.
Seeing that big old bird would freak me right out though. But to you its something that just happens.
I find this amazing.
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The birds definitely freak me out- those things are at least 120cm (Iām only 150cm) and VERY mean looking
Great blue herons:
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When I was a kid I visited some family in LA, and one night while driving around we saw a ton of peacocks strutting about. That was probably the coolest for me (at age 7)/normal for them situation Iāve ever been in.
I see Hawks on a daily basis around my house. Had the pleasure of seeing one 20 ft away nab a squirrel off the ground only to get chased my a murder of crows one day when I was walking my dogs ā¦ it was pretty cool to see
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