Robert L. Peters

20 December 2013

It's starting to feel a lot like Christmas…

Claustrophobia

(source)


14 December 2013

OK… I'll buy that reasoning.

die_young_late


8 December 2013

Cold war yuletime…

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(Link to source, with many more, broken — sorry…)


3 December 2013

(desert island humour)

SAM


18 November 2013

Question everything… it's an ongoing process.

Maxim:Dictum

Montréal, Quebec

I had to relearn an oft-taught message myself today… assume nothing, question everything.

Just when you think of yourself as pretty smart…


6 November 2013

Mmm… spaghetti!

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4 November 2013

With a red flannel shirt… be who you wanna be.

Lumberjack

Lobster_Fisherman

Canadian_eh

Hipster

(source, with more examples)


25 October 2013

Think about it…

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(original source unknown)


12 October 2013

Lesus Christ!

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The Vatican, Rome

It would seem that the Italian State Mint needs a better spellcheck program. The Vatican had to hastily withdraw more than 6,000 papal medals (commemorating the beginning of Pope Francis’ papacy) when the misspelling of “Jesus” as “Lesus” was discovered earlier this week as the medallions went on sale.

“Blame the Lesuits.”

(source)


9 October 2013

Banksy's latest… a New York residency.

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New York, New York

Banksy’s latest body of work takes the form of a “residency” in New York entitled Better Out than In, featuring a new graffiti work daily in one part of the metropolis or another. Some of the pieces have 1-800 telephone numbers stenciled beside them, allowing viewers to listen to an audio recording that compliments the visual work.

“The thrill is in the chase for many of the graffiti artist’s fans, as they rush to figure out the location of the next piece.” As might be expected, you can now trace NYC’s “Banksy Art Walk” via a live feed, here.

See more (with links to audio) here.


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