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They don’t call it junk food for nothing ... 
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May 17/12 - 02:50 >> What I would like to ask is: Are their meals that you forever regret eating? Much fast food falls into that category for me. Often its OK while youre eating it, but afterwards you feel awful, or you are just left with an oily unpleasant taste in the mouth. This was one example where I felt backed ... Read more..
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May 17/12 - 02:50 >> What I would like to ask is: Are their meals that you forever regret eating? Much fast food falls into that category for me. Often its OK while youre eating it, but afterwards you feel awful, or you are just left with an oily unpleasant taste in the mouth. This was one example where I felt backed ... Read more..
Lunch at “Le 58 tour Eiffel”, Paris (28)
May 17/12 - 02:37 >> La dame de fer towers over Paris and is a must-visit landmark for most tourists, me included. You all know the history: built in 1889 for the Worlds Fair, once the tallest structure in the world (until the Chrysler Building in New York in 1930) and still the tallest in Paris. There are three levels... Read more..
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By: AndrewD - >>>Latest Reply: AndrewD
May 17/12 - 02:37 >> La dame de fer towers over Paris and is a must-visit landmark for most tourists, me included. You all know the history: built in 1889 for the Worlds Fair, once the tallest structure in the world (until the Chrysler Building in New York in 1930) and still the tallest in Paris. There are three levels... Read more..
Bona-Fide DELICIOUSNESS.....Papaya King (2)
May 17/12 - 01:09 >> When you want a hotdog here in L.A. native Angelenos will head to Pink's, Tommy's, or Carneys. But about a year ago there came another option: New York's Original........Papaya King. Famous in the east coast since 1932, this is their first branch to open in Los Angleles and right off Hollywood Blvd.... Read more..
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May 17/12 - 01:09 >> When you want a hotdog here in L.A. native Angelenos will head to Pink's, Tommy's, or Carneys. But about a year ago there came another option: New York's Original........Papaya King. Famous in the east coast since 1932, this is their first branch to open in Los Angleles and right off Hollywood Blvd.... Read more..
Is anyone looking forward to this as much as me? (9)
May 17/12 - 00:30 >> There are only a handful of films, mostly from my adolescence, that I recall seeing in the cinema with absolute clarity: Star Wars in 1977, Apocalypse Now (1979), The Shinning (1980), Blade Runner (1982) and The Matrix (1999). But it was Ridley Scotts Alien in 1979 that redefined my favourite genre... Read more..
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May 17/12 - 00:30 >> There are only a handful of films, mostly from my adolescence, that I recall seeing in the cinema with absolute clarity: Star Wars in 1977, Apocalypse Now (1979), The Shinning (1980), Blade Runner (1982) and The Matrix (1999). But it was Ridley Scotts Alien in 1979 that redefined my favourite genre... Read more..
May 17/12 - 00:13 >> What are these buildings? cen@jkt Behind government buildings On top of a bank Lining up the street On the river In the middle of nowhere Row after row ... of a weird bulidings... Even in the middle of the city... 
May 16/12 - 12:15 >> Early morning flight out of LAX and made my way to the Alaska Airlines lounge at terminal 6. Wristshot.... it's way too early in the morning and the sun is just starting to rise.... I've got another hour or so before my flight so let's see what tasty treats are available Well, nothing special, some ... 
May 15/12 - 00:01 >> Woohooooooooooo!!! So COOL!!!! There is a reason why everyone has been waiting for months for this camera, it's phenomenal! But......... Even cooler is that we got a NEW PuristS Moderator for our Photography forum, please stop by and say hello and welcome Casey aka 'Shimokita to the team! click here... 
May 14/12 - 22:04 >> Happy Mother's Day!!! -MW... 
May 14/12 - 12:33 >> This is a Caucasian Seichur Kuba from the 2nd quarter of the 19th century. It is about 3.5 by 5 feet. To my eye it has a sort of archaic feel to it that is more typical of rugs that are older than this one. The middle east rug industry went through changes during the first half or first two-thirds o... 
May 14/12 - 06:45 >> A dear friend and long time Purist, driving in the Ferrari Challenge Asia, invited me to join him in Shanghai for the race there. As I had other business to take care of in the region, I accepted his kind invitation and headed to the "Fragrant Harbour" to connect with several old friends, two with v... 
May 13/12 - 12:24 >> My mind (and schedule) has not been on watches after the birth of my son a couple months ago. Elanoftroy was reminding to follow up my birth announcement with a picture of Rohan. So here is the first "smile" that I captured last week. Hope you enjoy it! J.... 
May 13/12 - 00:49 >> ' Tian Tan ' the Temple of Heaven and Earth During the Ming Dynasty Emperor Yong-Le began construction of The Forbidden City and in 1406 the Temple of Heaven and Earth. Later in history Emperor Jia-Jang built temples located on the east and west (Sun and Moon) and renamed it the Temple of Heaven. Th... 
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May 12/12 - 00:14 >> I've just seen this picture on FB published by the Saatchi Gallery. Ron Muek is an Australian sculptor who creates hyper-realist works. The most impressive characteristic of these sculptures is their size: they are huge as you can see it below. And this one is pretty scary... Why these sizes? Becaus... 
May 09/12 - 14:41 >> Not Bubba! Not Tiger! Not any young upstart but...... Holly Sonders! (pics from GolfWrx) She's got good extention...... Have a great weekend guys!... 
May 09/12 - 09:41 >> I caught these pictures recently in my cousin's backyard. Doesn't it look alien-like? A tiny, baby praying mantis! The juvenile bug is fairly translucent (So much so, that we almost sat on it!). As it ages, it will turn a beautiful bright green color. Even at this small size it is a fierce predator.... 
May 08/12 - 11:41 >> Anemone nemorosa in amounts This is a place 30 km north of Stockholm named Brottby. Crime Village if you translate into English. Brottby are not particularly crime-loaded, despite the name. Regards Anders... 
May 08/12 - 10:15 >> Maybe you already have heard about the latest project of Hermès. It is a new workshop called … petit h and it brings together under one roof the house´s materials and know-how, entrusting them to artists for re-creation. Scraps of leather, terry cloth, silk and horsehair … Piec... 
May 07/12 - 21:28 >> I realized recently that among things I've collected over the years I have a fair number of things that aren't watches, but are on degree-of-separation off. Here are some of those: Starting at 1 o'clock and going clockwise: 1. mechanical tachometer - a 7-second resettable timer and a revolution coun... 
