This edition of the Visual Dump is one of my favorites. Not only do we have jokes, cute animals, weird food, and strange people, but also a little family portrait drawn by my wife, who is just taking her first steps in digital art. She made it with Krita, and it shows all the creatures that live in my home. I wanted to share it with my friends and readers of NeoTeo.

On top of that, there's also a movie I watched this week, a Netflix premiere, that warmed my heart and is more than worthy of a recommendation. A beautiful film that perfectly closes this new edition of the Visual Dump. Thanks for your visit!

This Week's Collection

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Is this skimmed milk? HMMMFF
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Pigeon droppings shaped like a pigeon
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Hmmm... I'd say it's fake?
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Delicious little mermaid
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Cute, though a bit narcissistic
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Tentacles on the tongue
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Imposing
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Hey Yea Yea Yea Yea
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Excellent invention against the rain
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Cowardly dog
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The passage of the "Chandelier Tree"
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"Up", in real life
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Croissant dragons
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Typical faces of women from different countries
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It's the kind of joke I make to my wife?
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Come with me to see this sad story...
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HA! A BRILLIANT joke.
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This guy lives in the future
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Pi
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Mousetrap costume
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The actor who played "Cousin Itt" in The Addams Family (1965). Mystery solved!
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Exploring the SS Empire Heritage
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Pink sea cucumber
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(¬_¬)
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Oops!
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Pure metal
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Family Portrait. A drawing made by María, my wife and life partner. It was the first time in her life she used an editing program, and she started with Krita, no less. These are all the beings that live in my home. From left to right and top to bottom: Maxi (me), Morla (my inseparable), María (Maruchita), La Rubia and Pampa (my dogs).
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I had my doubts about this newly released movie on Netflix, but the truth is I loved it. It's a small story, but treated sweetly, without cheap shots or wild plot twists. It's about the friendship of two men and how they spend their last days together when one finds out he has stomach cancer. Yes, yes, I know what you're going to say: "Oh, what a drama!" but no. It's true that it's a drama, but it's treated in such a way that the friendship between these two individuals has much more prominence than the circumstances. A totally candid movie that warms your heart.