There is a bit of everything in this Weekly Visual Dump, including a photo I just took of my little toad Brocolín. And yes, so what, can’t I share something of mine? Does everything have to be from other people we don’t even know? Anyway, there’s a lot of that and for all tastes, including a death procession and an X-ray of a terrible accident. At the end, a martial arts movie that is super duper good. I hope you spend a few nice minutes. Enjoy!

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Kirari Momobami by Octokuro

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Kirari Momobami by Octokuro
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Meanwhile, somewhere in Argentina
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The neighborhood united for a good cause
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This 10 troy ounce "gold" bar is filled with tungsten and coated with a thick layer of gold. Gold and tungsten have similar densities, meaning the bar weighed the same as a real gold bar.

Procession of the Congregation of the Good Death in Barcelona - 1960.

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Procession of the Congregation of the Good Death in Barcelona - 1960.
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A torii marks the entrance to a sacred space. This one was found in an abandoned tunnel in Kani City, Gifu Prefecture.
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I love the smile of the one on the left
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This is what happens when the airbag deploys and you have your feet on the dashboard
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These emirates always showing off
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Two illuminated ones
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Pregnant beluga floats in the Arctic
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Angry little girl
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"I make a single trip and it’s done"
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"The teacher says you have to touch the tip of your sneakers"
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Effective spider web. Tonight we feast.
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I haven’t seen the series, but this design is brilliant.
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Looks like a tower but it’s a reflection
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Matchstick up close
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When you have to warm milk with an electric stove and you have no electricity
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A tree saving its little brother
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No wonder it’s so broken if he uses it that way
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Antique firefighter suit
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He laminated his hands
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Who was the genius who came up with this idea?
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Mom plane giving birth to her little airplane son
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Polar bear paw versus human hand
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The herd
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This photo I just took. It’s of little toad Brocolín, a friend of the house. He’s so chubby because we feed him very often. My wife and I collect in a little jar all the flies, moths, ants, and spiders we kill during the day. When he appears, two or three times a week, we toss the bugs close to him and he gobbles them up with a lick. He no longer flees from us like at first. On the contrary, I’d say he waits for us eagerly. We love Brocolín.
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Great movie. Very very good. It’s martial arts and takes place in past Thailand. It follows the character played by Tony Jaa from child to adult, at which point he must avenge his family’s death. No need to see the first one, as it’s another story and set in modern times. Ong-Bak 2 is relentless, even in its ending, which leaves you with a cliffhanger of the holy host. I loved it.