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I know about the tendons shrinking and such, but i'm more concerned of why it is upside down.
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Again, I love you Lynne, but who is Pook. I had a kitty named Pookie, but Pook. Sorry love, I'm a wise ass.
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I agree with johnny mac on the loving of lynne
[i'm jo, i decided to come back with a new name, this time hopefully to stay.]
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that looks like a syringe for a dialisos or something for baling fluid
its aka a catheter
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I love you Lynne.
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My goodness, I think I spotted myself in the old 1908 photo. Just scared the crap out of this old dude, are we all doomed to repeat ourselves in the dust bin of history, or is it just me indulging myself in fantasy and bizarre bit of creating something that never existed and never will. Me, Jack, the hotel, what is this thing we call life?
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If any kind of infection or disease were left over, it would be long dead by now.
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I would call Hazmat if i found that you don't know what kinda of age old virus you could release by opening that casket.
Does anyone else hear the 23rd Psalm playing in their head?.....
LMAO (also)!!!!!. SkedAddled..... I have to admit, I nearly joined the "almost blew (soda, coffee, etc.....) out of my nose" club....;-)
Yep. Creepy howling face, and bright white, bony, reaching fingers...... Perfect shot setup, Motts :-).
Nice composition, and beautiful balance of black, white, and grey.
Nice :-)
Wow. Beautiful stones. Too bad most cemetaries today use ground-level plaques they can mow over......:-(.....
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Kennedy