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NEVER EVER TIP A STRIPPER WITH CHANGE.

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I shouldn’t have to tell people this…

I throw that shit back at whoever tries to give it to me. I’ve got hella good aim, too.

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nationalgeographicdaily: Cave Diving, Yucatan Peninsula Photograph by Christian Vizl I have been a cave diver since 1997, and I’ve always been amazed by the natural beauty and uniqueness that you can find in the cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.  They are spectacular in many ways, some of them very obvious, like the enormous stalactites and stalagmites, crystal-clear water, and the mystery and history mixed in the middle of the jungle.  But there is also a more subtle beauty in them, hidden in their unique colors and details that are not easily spotted by diving or snorkeling in them.  So that is my goal, to capture the fantastic details hidden in these natural wonders. Zoom

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Cave Diving, Yucatan Peninsula

Photograph by Christian Vizl

I have been a cave diver since 1997, and I’ve always been amazed by the natural beauty and uniqueness that you can find in the cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.  They are spectacular in many ways, some of them very obvious, like the enormous stalactites and stalagmites, crystal-clear water, and the mystery and history mixed in the middle of the jungle.  But there is also a more subtle beauty in them, hidden in their unique colors and details that are not easily spotted by diving or snorkeling in them.  So that is my goal, to capture the fantastic details hidden in these natural wonders.

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Posted 11 months ago
Straight Out Of Cam from RAW”… sheez… LOL… Get over it.

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LOL!

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oceanuslove: Photograph by David Doubilet In a world of clouds and crystalline blue, a pair of stingrays glides just below the surface in the waters of French Polynesia’s Tuamotu archipelago. The creatures find safe haven here under the protection of one of UNESCO’s Man and Biosphere reserves. Doubilet = Awesome! Zoom

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Photograph by David Doubilet

In a world of clouds and crystalline blue, a pair of stingrays glides just below the surface in the waters of French Polynesia’s Tuamotu archipelago. The creatures find safe haven here under the protection of one of UNESCO’s Man and Biosphere reserves.

Doubilet = Awesome!

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Posted 11 months ago

Charity, please | For their sake, I do hope the Catholic Church listens to the dear Archbishop.

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Posted 11 months ago

Coral reefs twice size of Manila destroyed | Inquirer News

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Posted 11 months ago

Harold Camping's Rapture Doomsday a Scam?

I really ought to start my own religion! LOL

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Posted 12 months ago

Ten Thousand Things: Laro: The artist at play

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Posted on May 21, 2011 by jimparedes

HUMMING IN MY UNIVERSE By Jim Paredes (The Philippine Star) Updated May 22, 2011

Mea culpa.

If this article reads like a shameless plug for the new album I have recently released, it is because I can’t help writing about it. I…

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Ten Thousand Things: A lesson in forgiveness

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The Buddha was sitting under a tree talking to his disciples when a man came and spit on his face. He wiped it off, and he asked the man, “What next? What do you want to say next?” The man was a little puzzled because he himself never expected that when you spit on somebody’s face, he will ask,…

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Posted 12 months ago

Loud Plastics Creation by Maej: Saving the Earth in Style