Random picture thread. (Real photos rather than AI please)

[wulf]

Here are two more wonderful roads in excellent condition. Also from Arkansas?
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And here is the ideal hood ornament for all CF members.
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Yeah, but this one is just across the state line in Missouri. Red state tax dollars at work folks.



It would also make a nice Dreamcatcher to hang from the rear view mirror.

 

[Gibbs505]

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[wulf]

Large Feline-Human relations lesson #8; If you fail to provide the correct food for lunch, you will become lunch.

Those who are familiar with feline body language will know that this rather large cat is not happy, and that cuddling with it could be problematic.

 

[Deleted member jedakk]

Large Feline-Human relations lesson #8; If you fail to provide the correct food for lunch, you will become lunch.

Those who are familiar with feline body language will know that this rather large cat is not happy, and that cuddling with it could be problematic.
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Honestly, that looks like a seriously unhappy cat whether you know feline body language or not! I would definitely give it some space.

 

[wulf]

Honestly, that looks like a seriously unhappy cat whether you know feline body language or not! I would definitely give it some space.

Yep. It's all in the ears.

 

[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[Eulalia]

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That last image is fascinating - I thought it might be a wonderful model, but Google Lens tells me it's a place called Flores in Guatemala - sort of like Venice, but more so!

 

[Gibbs505]

That last image is fascinating - I thought it might be a wonderful model, but Google Lens tells me it's a place called Flores in Guatemala - sort of like Venice, but more so!

Yes indeed, but with global warming, the real estate may become rather cheap!

 

[wulf]

That last image is fascinating - I thought it might be a wonderful model, but Google Lens tells me it's a place called Flores in Guatemala - sort of like Venice, but more so!

Yes indeed, but with global warming, the real estate may become rather cheap!

Looks like a giant pizza to me.

 

[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[thehangingtree]

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I like the cute little ones wearing nothing or almost!!!

 

[Gibbs505]

I like the cute little ones wearing nothing or almost!!!

Gina Gerson as I recall!

 

[Deleted member jedakk]

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#5 is a Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C marine engine. I ran across this picture a few months back when I was doing some research on WWII for a real-life story I was writing. Sulzer, factories located in Switzerland at the time, produced marine and other large diesel engines back then and much earlier I think. The one in this picture varies in size from six to fourteen cylinders and up to about 109,000 horsepower. One article I read says it takes a crew over five years to build just one of them.

 

[thehangingtree]

One article I read says it takes a crew over five years to build just one of them.

That's because of their union breaks!!!

 

[wulf]

#5 is a Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C marine engine. I ran across this picture a few months back when I was doing some research on WWII for a real-life story I was writing. Sulzer, factories located in Switzerland at the time, produced marine and other large diesel engines back then and much earlier I think. The one in this picture varies in size from six to fourteen cylinders and up to about 109,000 horsepower. One article I read says it takes a crew over five years to build just one of them.

I'm just glad I don't have to buy fuel for the thing.

 

[Gibbs505]

#5 is a Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C marine engine. I ran across this picture a few months back when I was doing some research on WWII for a real-life story I was writing. Sulzer, factories located in Switzerland at the time, produced marine and other large diesel engines back then and much earlier I think. The one in this picture varies in size from six to fourteen cylinders and up to about 109,000 horsepower. One article I read says it takes a crew over five years to build just one of them.

Again you are a font of information!

 

[Gibbs505]

I'm just glad I don't have to buy fuel for the thing.

A tonne of diesel to the mile?

 

[Gibbs505]

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