Here we go again with these twenty-nine images in vertical gallery format that we call the Weekly Visual Dump. It has, mostly, nice things. There might be something a bit sad, but never a low blow. At the end, a very good movie that I expected would indoctrinate me, but it didn't. Enjoy!

Weekly Visual Dump (No. 247)
Weekly Visual Dump (No. 247)
Rogue from X-Men by dinoxrobot

Rogue from X-Men by dinoxrobot

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Theresa Lucas captured these clouds that resemble giant waves. The phenomenon called Asperitas was observed in Minnesota, USA.
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May the force (of the trunk) be with you
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The perfect diagonal
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Sexy or scatological?
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Pickle, the eighth passenger
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What happened?
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Kung Fu Chicken
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It's surely a nutrition course, dirty minds.
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A luxury nest
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It turned out very nice
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"My better half"
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Rule 63
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Mitsubishi cement plant in Kyushu, Japan.
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Secret caresses
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Somewhere in the spider-verse
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Nature reclaims everything
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Impressive!
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Office art
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Ephemeral art. To pass the tongue.
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Scientist Grover Krantz donated his body to science with one condition: his dog Clyde had to be by his side. Now both, Grover and Clyde, are exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
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The hero we don't deserve, but need
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With total naturalness
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Pregnant dog
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Assembly of the Abu Simbel temples, after their relocation in 1968. Egypt.
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Undine coming out of the waters (1880) by Chauncey Bradley Ives
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Bronze figurine possibly of the Roman fertility god Priapus, made in two parts (shown here assembled and disassembled). This figurine has been dated to the end of the 1st century AD.
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Before and after liver transplant
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In Ucacha, Argentina, they replaced wooden light poles with concrete ones. However, they saved the portions of the wooden poles that had woodpecker nests and attached them to the new poles.
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The second movie from the studio founded by Ben Shapiro. Far from the party line one might expect, Terror on the Prairie (2022) never tries to convince you of anything. It's a tiny, extremely minimalist western about a mother willing to do anything to defend her family. It shows a super empowered Gina Carano protecting her kids. I liked it and it didn't make me a Nazi. What more can I say?