Post Pictures of anything nice

[Koornut]

This is Huuricane Patricia, the largest on record. It's about to make landfall in Mexico.

 

[Cognitive Heart]

Neurons firing in real time.

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[benzyme]

 

[DoingKermit]

Shiva Kitty

 

[Cognitive Heart]

Ice stalagmites... :want:

 

[pau]

Neurons firing in real time.

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Holy Crap!!!!

 

[Cognitive Heart]

 

[Cognitive Heart]

 

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Templo Sacrosanto by Pablo Amaringo'

 

[Cognitive Heart]

Painting by Naoto Hattori:

8)

 

[Koornut]

Creepy
:|

 

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[Koornut]

 

[benzyme]

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[pitubo]

benzyme: hot pussy!

sphorange: some more of these at Frozen world: Ice climbing in Europe's largest glacier. Don't forget to check out the movie "Climbing ice - the Iceland trifecta" with at the end sequences from the scene where your picture was shot. Any climbers at the nexus may especially appreciate viewing it.

 

[Koornut]

pitubo, that's fantastic man thanks for the link! I've always been intrigued by climbing, would love to give it a go one day.
I recently re-discovered the implications that rope has had on us as a species.
Rope is life, rope is death.

 

[anon_003]

Enjoy some wonderful retrofuturist artwork by none other than world-class artist, Syd Mead. Truly in a class of his own. I have always found a tremendous similarity between my tryptamine and otherwise induced visions and Mead's artwork. Almost like a utopian view of what never was... what could have resulted from the 50's or 60's but never was to be.
Retrofuturism is a style that is encapsulated with not only spice, but LSD and mushrooms as well. The crispness, in addition to the rounded edges and clear emphasis on machine detail are what draws this similarity for me. Hope you all enjoy 8)

 

[DisEmboDied]

D

 

[benzyme]

just got this
I will, at some point, connect my absorbance detector to the CV in, to put sounds to sample injections.

 

[Poekus]

just got this
I will, at some point, connect my absorbance detector to the CV in, to put sounds to sample injections.

Nothing wrong with a good old Temperature Controlled Oscillator (TCO)

Nice stuff those Pittsburgh modules.