Smug
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Doesn’t he look smug! he took the pinkie head from the Paciffic Gull and buried it deep in the water so the gull couldn’t get it… LOL cheecky bugger he was! Bonnie Doon series Geelong series Hastings series Warneet series Portsea series Carrum series Flora series Digital series
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His smug look says it all… / “Nearly” is his name, and he nearly wasn’t…. / (long story, suffice to say he has used up many of his nine lives AND experienced an NDE) / and no, / the feathers were just my bad sense of humour…. he didn’t really get off his lazy bed and catch anything except me laughing at him.
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by blepharopsisRed-Eyed Tree Frog, Agalychnis callidryas.
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The first comment got it in one.
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Woody the dog…
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The future king of the United States of America mocks you irrelevant opinions.
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Early in the morning, this heftiness smug man is being in a great hurry to see what’s going on at the collapsed Stock market…......
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My cat Tigger / FEATURED in the group Funny Kritters
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A male Lesser Goldfinch looking rather smug!
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Enterprise, eat your heart out… i totally have rocket boosters. Warp 5? umm, try warp 10.
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BiddyBit, the latest addition to the Roberts household, sitting in the designated “cat hair chair” surveying her domain.
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This is my only grandchild, “Lunch Box” aka “Lunchie”... painted as a Christmas gift for my daughter and her husband. He definitely has a weird name! ;) Oil portrait – 16×20, 1 3/4” deep on stretched canvas. ©copyright 2009 Donna Proctor
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7 Shape Vector drawn by hand from scratch in Xara Xtreme. Toby Young summarises often repeated criticisms when he writes: “Ben Elton. Do you know this guy? He started out as an “alternative” comedian, railing against Thatcherism and the like, and now earns a fortune writing the librettos for truly awful West End musicals. I mean, his name has become a byword for shameless hackery. He’s the biggest sell-out of his generation” Comedy Video – Stuart Lee ripping into Ben Elton Enjoy the t-shirt. / —— /
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Experimenting with light trails again…this is my fourth attempt at a smiley, and the only one that worked! It looks so smug… Placed in Top ten of happiness challenge
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My youngest daughter Trinity after playing outside with Daddy! Argh!
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Hand drawn portrait of a lady. This is one of my retro sketches from the late 1950’s
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A pug I saw in a garden, when I was travelling in Ireland, yapped and yipped all the time and twitching. I was lucky to get a good shot!!! Photoshop & HDR.
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He looks so smug, doesn’t he? “Look! Look! Look what I found!” And Finders, Keepers after all. / On top of walls of concrete, nestled deep away we meet Mr. Raven. He hates flying, unlike the other birds. He’s always looking down enviously at the small ants below his nest on the skyscraper. So many different people, making a grey and black mass down below, like little ants sprawling about. One day when Mr. Raven was curiously keeping a watch over the ants, what did he see? An abandoned shoe! Without hesitation Mr. Raven flew down to the alley below. But oh to his grief, the shoe was too big. And far to heavy to lift. / But Mr. Raven was smart, yes he was. So instead he jumped with both feet into the shoe. / From there he stood looking at the humans up close… right where he felt at home. A friend of mine wrote this short story to accompany it. / (He’s brilliant. Give him some love. We want him to join RB.) Vector drawn from scratch in Photoshop CS3. / Lund 3/6/09 /
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I couldn’t stop capturing the gorgeous Otters at Marwell Zoo, Hampshire. I think this one is captivating. Canon EOS 400D, Sigma DG lens 70-300mm at 214mm, ISO 200, 1/320sec at f8 Originally shot in Canon RAW and a single shot tonemap in Photomatix 3.1 and converted to Black and White in CS3
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Right: In accordance with fact, reason, or truth; correct / Wrong: Not in conformity with fact or truth; incorrect or erroneous When it comes to the Rubik’s cube you either can or you can’t!
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