utterly random picture thread.

[Horse]

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[Taipan]

The Teds. Red Deer, Croydon. England. 1976. © Chris Steele-Perkins / Magnum Photos

[Jody]

If you look carefully. This photo demonstrates clearly how big, single cylinder 4 strokes deliver power

[Taipan]

Banks latest…

[Taipan]

[Taipan]

[MingtheMerciless]

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Playing dog walk shower roulette this morning!

[Horse]

Seen in a lift, over the speaker grill

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[gremlin]

When hailstones come down in Italy, they come down hard:

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Seen a few cars like this in my time. I'm guessing insurance doesn't cover it.

[Rockburner]

Bloody Romans, what have they ever done for us eh?

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[Taipan]

Bloody Romans, what have they ever done for us eh?

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As straight as a river! You'd be kicked off a building site for a lot less than that today!

[Taipan]

[gremlin]

Italian vending machines. More than just a KitKat...

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157 made me laugh. 'Clit Tok'. Hope it lasts longer than 30 seconds.

[Rockburner]

Bloody Romans, what have they ever done for us eh?

IMG_20250912_112943_351.jpg

As straight as a river! You'd be kicked off a building site for a lot less than that today!

To be fair, there's been a few earthquakes in the area over the past couple of thousand years... And it's still upright.

[Cousin Jack]

Bloody Romans, what have they ever done for us eh?

IMG_20250912_112943_351.jpg

As straight as a river! You'd be kicked off a building site for a lot less than that today!

What would your 'straight' wall look like after 2000 years?

[Noggin]

It's just one of those things that you should know, like putting the milk in tea last, jam on the scone first, putting your left shoe on first.

I'm pretty sure I don't

But then apparently I wear my watch on the wrong wrist (not that I've worn one for years n years; but apparently I was wearing it wrong

[MrLongbeard]

It's just one of those things that you should know, like putting the milk in tea last, jam on the scone first, putting your left shoe on first.

I'm pretty sure I don't

But then apparently I wear my watch on the wrong wrist (not that I've worn one for years n years; but apparently I was wearing it wrong

Watches should be worn on the non dominant hand be it left or right, it makes spotting weirdo lefites easier

[Noggin]

It's just one of those things that you should know, like putting the milk in tea last, jam on the scone first, putting your left shoe on first.

I'm pretty sure I don't

But then apparently I wear my watch on the wrong wrist (not that I've worn one for years n years; but apparently I was wearing it wrong

Watches should be worn on the non dominant hand be it left or right, it makes spotting weirdo lefites easier

My mum is a leftie, so I think that's why I wear it on my right hand - although now I'm forced to be ambidextrose it probably doesn't matter so uch !!! LOL

[Count Steer]

It's just one of those things that you should know, like putting the milk in tea last, jam on the scone first, putting your left shoe on first.

I'm pretty sure I don't

But then apparently I wear my watch on the wrong wrist (not that I've worn one for years n years; but apparently I was wearing it wrong

Watches should be worn on the non dominant hand be it left or right, it makes spotting weirdo lefites easier

Certainly makes fastening a strap easier.

+ I suppose, makes the watch less likely to get damaged.

[ChrisW]

I'm pretty sure I don't

But then apparently I wear my watch on the wrong wrist (not that I've worn one for years n years; but apparently I was wearing it wrong

Watches should be worn on the non dominant hand be it left or right, it makes spotting weirdo lefites easier

Certainly makes fastening a strap easier.

+ I suppose, makes the watch less likely to get damaged.

True, but when I used to wear watches it always annoyed me that the winder knob thing was on the hand-side, always used to dig in a bit. Must be better on the wrist-side.