Why is it that in old photos whether of a train wreck or a captured plane there are always people posing all over the thing? I feel like we don't do that enough anymore. Must be some liability thing.

Did Laurence Olivier play him in The Marathon Man?

I always confuse archie mcphee with http://www.chickenboy.com/

On a movie set clothespins are called C-47s
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothespin

Needs some bullet time.

:D

Turn Jules Leotard upside down and he looks a bit like a 'The Hanged Man' Tarot card.

Art thrives on limitations. A sonnet is a form of limitation that forces the poet to write in rhyming couplets.

You know what they say -- for every one you see there are probably a hundred more in the walls.

With that degree of hand work, time and attention it's no wonder they are expensive. :)

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It just needs to dispense beer and it would be perfect!

Looks good, but there is actually no 'c' in Reese's.

I can eat it that fast.

I love the way Turner uses Payne's gray to lightly suggest-- wait, that's a photograph???

yikes.

I have noticed that wherever people have to stand around outside they will often lean against a wall like that guy is leaning against his car, and the undersides of their shoe will contribute to a line of dirt about knee-high on the wall. A group of smokers outside a bar will often create that effect.