I'm cold and this room is freezing. So I'll quickly tell you what this is about, in case you dropped in without warning: every week around this time at NeoTeo we share some of the best images we've come across in recent days. That's what we call the Tiradero Visual de la Semana. Nothing more, nothing less. We also use this space to recommend a movie at the end, so it adds a bit more. Interested? Enjoy!

Tiradero Visual de la Semana (N°242)
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Lady Gaga cosplay by Helly Rite
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Levitating super bricklayer
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Meanwhile, in 1988
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Everyone has the pets they want
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Cup of the Ptolemies
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What the hell is this abomination?
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Pure muscle
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Medusa sculpture, in Tivoli, Italy
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Ophthalmologists in Taiwan, 1962 (the posters had drawings because there were many illiterate people)
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He used to have a friend, now he has a bodyguard
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Panda Research Center, China
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Detail of the Fender Telecaster guitar patent, 1951
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Popeye, as he's nicknamed, is an arm wrestling champion and has arms worthy of a superhero
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Teamwork
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Cyclists' legs
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Elastic girl (by Kayla Erin)
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Baori in Rajasthan, India
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The Sakya Monastery in Tibet. The library was discovered behind a great wall. It contains 84,000 secret manuscripts.
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One of the clearest photographs of Venus's surface. It was taken by Venera 13 in 1982.
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Tourist puppy
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There's something for everyone
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Safety is important
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Futuristic cow
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Chatting with the neighbor
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Little lion defending its prey
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You have to fear fools, not the wicked
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He who covers a lot...
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Not bad
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Surprise attack
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An anime anthology from 1995. Three short science fiction stories, presented by Katsuhiro Otomo, creator of Akira. Otomo also directs one of the shorts in the collection. A work of art from start to finish. Stunning linework, futuristic anime madness. In the vein of "Love, Death & Robots", but much earlier. 10/10