Gilles - Nosegrind - Cinemax - September 2008

Trying to - but I keep finishing them first.

That's all I'd take pictures of if I'd be living in East Lansing.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! AND DON'T BLAME YOURSELF!

Uhhh..

Stefan Gruijk - Nosetap

Spending more time posting pictures here at the moment.

Der Herr B,

Well.. I'm working in a cellar at the moment, looking for certain papers which occur every 6th month.. And there are envelopes full of material for 14 years. And EVERY day! HMM..

More Insectocons..

There are these steel insects in Zurich, peering for prey. I barely managed to escape after I took this glimpse around a corner.


...Wicked Imagination, I know. So ignore it if you can't relate.

It's all about the hat. Pimp.

New home, new scanner, old camera. Hope to post more regularly again.

Too much SLAYER?..

Yeah man, and keep pointing that bottle towards you

I'm a bit lame at the moment, I know. Working again and having no permanent Inet access slows be down a bit, sorry. I made these two pictures during our last days in Okemos, MI.

BELUGA



VANCITY



BORED NR. 200056

Now that all the cash is gone; rather healthy tha(e?)n nothing.

We're back in Zurich now and miss Vancouver. Seems like Claudia (sitting in a bar atop Van) knew before we returned and started thinking early about the good times we had.

Canadian style snowchains. Harhar!

And these.

And these.

Sounds crazy, but I actually miss days like these now.

We're in East Lansing now. In the state of Michigan where cars matter and nothing else.

Meet Heroin Hillbilly, number two of the toy industry's latest series of collectibles; puppets on drugs.

It has been said a million times and I'll say it again; Vancouver is worth a visit. Not only for the containers, but for it's diversity and culture. Verry nice, verry nice!

Never liked dogs a lot until the last couple of weeks up at the lodge. This Rottweiler - Blue Heeler mix called Stich made me change my mind. He can walk on his front legs only, dive into Snow and chase Elks, well, at least until they decide to chase him. It was my main source of entertainment up there. ..even Claudia liked him.

Back online again. Had a great time (and view..) in Vancouver and am now in East Lansing, Michigan.

I'm off to Vancouver tomorrow! A bunch of last Pictures of here will follow though - as soon as I got access to the net again. I took these near the heater we have, in spite of never having to chop wood anymore.

Uhmm.. Wohl verrrrückt geworden!?

Zum davonlaufen.

I had to think about that Stone Formation which reminded me of a robot. Was it a coincidence or did somebody make it on purpose? As a matter of fact I figured out that I was quite ignorant and that these little (or sometimes very big) arrangements have a special meaning to the Inuit, the Canadian Natives, or Eskimos as we call them in Europe. Here's what I found out about the Symbols called Inukshuk: '..meaning "likeness of a person" in Inuktitut (the Inuit language) The Inuit make inuksuit (plural) in different forms and for different purposes: to show directions to travellers, to warn of impending danger, to mark a place of respect, or to act as helpers in the hunting of caribou. Similar stone figures were made all over the world in ancient times, but the Arctic is one of the few places where they still stand. An inukshuk can be small or large, a single rock, several rocks balanced on each other, round boulders or flat. Inuit tradition forbids the destruction of inuksuit.'

Nicht mehr lange und ich kann mich wieder selbst im Tram fotografieren. Die Besonderheiten Vancouvers warten auf uns.

ehmmm.. yes, I had a little approach to avant-garde portraits. And too much wine.

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Ihr solltet euch auch mal im Klo einschliessen und gaaaaanz lange die kleinen Details anschauen. Oder eure zeit mit dem lesen von Geruechten totschlagen

Huh!?

..not exactly the eye of the tiger.