Welcome to this week's Visual Dump, the open-air gallery with the best images of the week! A classic mix on NeoTeo with everything you like and much more. Collector's item, I promise. Plus, at the end, a great recommended film that surprised the wise and the foolish. Enjoy!

The Gallery

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This image comes from Forest_thane.

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Forest_thane
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Skill and patience
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Starfish pose
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Yesterday and today
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Like new!
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Ants seeking refuge in the cracks of a tennis ball
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GRRRR
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Delores Costello, Drew Barrymore's grandmother. Silent film actress. 1928.
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We're always on the move
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Let's see how long they stay so well-groomed :D
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10/10
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Oh no
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Tattoo detailing how to preserve the body of a member of "Cryonics," an American non-profit foundation providing cryonics services.
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At first it was oooohhh, then it was aaaaaagggghhh
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Anti-drunk hallway
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Shakma, 1990
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Ouch
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Ephemeral waifu
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Glub glub

This is the Hewlett Packard Spaceball from the Computer History Museum.

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Hewlett Packard Spaceball
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Bruce Lee and his family in 1970
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Oh no
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150-million-year-old dinosaur tracks in France
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I almost prefer dying in the fire
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2gr
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Always in the shade
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Awwww ♥
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The person of your dreams
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It has its advantages

This Week's Movie Pick

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Total surprise. I expected nothing, and got a treasure. The third best film mixing "real world" with animations: Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988), Space Jam (1996), and Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022). In that order. A movie full of hilarious jokes and a script that doesn't treat you like a fool. I'm not one to recommend new releases, but this one deserves the exception.