Happy Easter! Or whatever you celebrate these days. I, for example, stuff my face with chocolate eggs and smoke a few joints, not necessarily in that order. Another thing I do is hunt for awesome images to line up one after another in what we've come to call the Tiradero Visual de la Semana. At the end, a martial arts saga with plenty of well-choreographed fights. Enjoy!

Weekly Visual Dump #178
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Jade @jadeyanh
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Art in unusual places
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The clock tower of Abraj Al Bait in Mecca
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Forgotten village somewhere in Russia
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Great job by the bricklayer!
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Happy Easter!
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Submerged forest
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Secret door to Narnia
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First it was yuck, then it was nom
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When you don't have time to paint your toenails
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Atari
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:D
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Nom nom
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Animated tattoo
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Memetic art
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At first it was nom, then it was yuck
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When they say you have a monkey face, this is what they mean
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Nature vs agriculture
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Simba playing in autumn
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Nikola Tesla's foot in an X-ray machine he himself invented in 1896
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The perfect hiding spot
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Farmers in Inakadate, a village in Japan, planted different types of rice to create this image
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Dalai Lama at two years old in 1937
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Spotted tortoise beetle
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"La Generación Perdida", underwater art by Jason deCaires Taylor
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A giant in the fog
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Absolute vertigo
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Matter of perspective
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Drunk balance
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I love martial arts movies, but I was reluctant to watch the Ip Man saga. Days ago I fixed that flaw and honestly had a great time. There are four movies and a "spin-off". I watched them all and loved them. Here I only recommend the first part. If you like it as much as I did, the rest won't disappoint. They follow the life of Ip Man, the martial arts master who created one of the most recognized schools and was Bruce Lee's sifu. The first part deals with the Japanese occupation of China. The first three and the spin-off are available on Netflix.