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Originally Posted by Por_sha911 (Post 6890190)

You tell him.

Fat Wolverine.....

BROTRON The Art of Greg Brotherton
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Greg Brotherton creates meticulously detailed sculpture, using steel, wood, glass, concrete and unusual found objects. Greatly inspired by the dystopian and political fiction of the early 20th century, his pieces emerge from Kafkaesque imagery around themes of escape and discovery. Brotherton’s vision is one of lonely isolation in a post-industrial world where one being, tinkering away with silent genius, could become the hope of the future.

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Originally Posted by Joe Bob (Post 6891458)

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How many steriods can the human body endure? He must be past the limit.

Yikes that is horrible.

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 6891853)

How many steriods can the human body endure? He must be past the limit.

Yikes that is horrible.

That guy's photo is heavily photoshopped.

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Coolest bikes on Earth
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APOD: 2012 August 2 - South Pole Star Trails
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No star dips below the horizon and the Sun never climbs above it in this remarkable image of 24 hour long star trails. Showing all the trails as complete circles, such an image could be achieved only from two places on planet Earth. This example was recorded during the course of May 1, 2012, the digital camera in a heated box on the roof of MAPO, the Martin A. Pomerantz Observatory at the South Pole. Directly overhead in the faint constellation Octans is the projection of Earth's rotational axis, the South Celestial Pole, at the center of all the star trail circles. Not so well placed as Polaris and the North Celestial Pole, the star leaving the small but still relatively bright circle around the South Celestial Pole is Beta Hydri. The inverted umbrella structure on the horizon at the right of the allsky field of view is the ground shield for the SPUD telescope. A shimmering apparition of the aurora australis also visited on this 24 hour night.