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Here's a little gem I found today. A painting of John Wayne Gacy, Charles Manson and David Berkowitz playing cards. I especially like that the dog is telling Dave how to play his hand.

I got a usb microscope. I present you: Initials on the front of a 10c piece. Writing with a ballpoint pen on a printed line. A freckle on my arm.

...and the chatbot is named Eugene. Coincidence? You decide... 33% is not my idea of a pass. Maybe the Turing test is drafted by representatives of the SA education system? Anyway, you can read the whole thing here...

The internet is an amazing tool. How else would I have been able to find this: If you were wondering, that is Jonathan Higgins from the 80s TV show, Magnum PI. (Higgins on the right)

Hoër Volkskool Heidelberg Wanna see my matric class photo?

OK, that ^^^^ was called Armadillo Run. The yello ball is actually an Armadillo. This vvvvv was released in Japan in 1987 and re-released in Europe and North America in 1990.

I know this is a quote from the Serious Sam games, but I sums up my feelings exactly:

Browsing from the bog is OK, posting from there is generally frowned upon and using the camera in there and uploading the pics are a big no-no.

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Morning people! Found this in my mail quarantine this morning. What is the world coming to?

Pffft. You kids had it easy. I used to watch this back in the day when it was still called SAUK and the logo looked like this.

He won a patio heater. Did you see on facebook?

They did! Where do you think they found the Twilight scripts? Back on topic (and no, I'm not renaming the pic because it should be easy anyway):

Cybernet. I wasn't very fond of it because of all the games it showed that I couldn't get my hands on. This should be pretty easy. When the main characters grew up, it became quite epic :D

This would be "Silver spoons". The ultimate spoiled brat. No takers on this one? Am I the only idiot that actually watched this? It was called "Supertrain" and it really was as bad as it sounded. They tried to do "The Love Boat" with a sci-fi twist. Who watched this?

Who remembers this? The robot was called "The Roboz".

Easy one: Man van Staal (aka 6 Million Dollar Man) Straatvalk. Not sure about the English name. - - - - - - - - - - Double Post Merged - - - - - - - - - - Ok, a final vehicle one from me. And this one should be difficult.

Ok, let's keep the vehicle theme going.

Here's a grown up show I enjoyed (while it lasted).

10 Commandments of Tattoos concludes: 7. Tattoos can be useful as permanent make-up, but choose wisely. 8. Honesty is not always the best policy. 9. Sticking to a theme is good, but you must know when to stop. 10. What's cool today may not be cool tomorrow.