I think years ago I had a post here about the largest penis in the world. Over the years that post got a lot of traffic.
Well here is the smallest penis in the world.
“30-year-old Pole Pzhyzbylovich Lee has a penis length of 2 cm at rest and 3.5 cm in erection.Guinness World Records experts Pzhyzbylovich was named winner of the smallest penis in the world and ended up in the list of world records in 2008.
I know many of you think that I am anti-gun but I have proof that I was a gun fan before most of you were born. The photo one the left is me when I was about 5 years old.
You will notice that I got a gun and the whole rig. The only thing missing is a horse.
I have got a suitcase full of old photos. My son, who lives next door, has one of those all in one printers. I got him to scan a couple of photos for me. He did the one on the left.
I may get one of those all in one printers. If I do one I feel sorry for you all… I will be scanning old photos and posting them here on ShowMeBlog.
My Canon G12 camera is one of the best cameras for taking photos with very little light and I just love taking those sort of photos.
I took these two photos last night. Do you see anything wrong?
United States Flag Code says that the flag should be illuminated if displayed at night. Of course this is Texas ( ) and Rick Perry was thinking about taking the state out of the union.
The flag is flying at number 23 Fort Worth fire station.
A lot of people do not follow the flag code. Plus with trying to hold down budgets and electrical costs is it a good idea to do it now days?
I just feel if the building was not a fire station and say it was an ACLU office or a union office you would have a mob of red neck Texans with torches and pitchforks outside screaming that the flag of our nation was not being treated with respect because they were a bunch of Communist.
But back to the subject of my camera. There was very little light out when I took these photos. The camera works great with little light. But you also get the true feel for everything.
I always enjoyed taking photos in low light level. I always hated to use a flash.
I do know if you learn how to use flash units you can get some great photos.
My Canon G12 has a dial setting for low light. I could go into the settings and tell it not to do auto ISO. I could pick a number as high as 12,800 and put that number in but I just leave it on auto. When you use the low light setting it takes photos that are 2.5 megapixels.
Here are two photos that I took about an hour ago.
I think it is pretty neat. That was without a tripod of course. I am going to be playing with that mode.
I love my Canon G12. I wish it was a bit smaller but I do not want to give up any of the functions of the camera.
“Yu Muroga is a Japanese driver. It was his tour took place when the earthquake March 11, 2011. Like most people of his area, he did not feel threatened by the tsumani, as it was far enough from the coast. So he continued to drive and do its job. The HD camera mounted on the dashboard has not only captured the shock but also the moments that followed, where many drivers were stranded by the waters of the tsunami.”
Let me tell you that watching this video scared the hell out of me. I do not know how to swim. If I even get my head under water I freak out. So I would have been scared big time.
Reports are that Mr. Muroga was working making deliveries when the earthquake hit. He was far inland and people there did not expect any problems from a tsunami that far from the ocean.
He got out of his vehicle seconds before it was crushed and sunk. His car and the camera were recently recovered. The camera was “heavily damaged” but a “video expert” was able to retrieve the video.
Here is the video:
Who needs a thermometer when you have a molten ice cream truck? By that point you don't need an exact reading; it's simply "too damn hot."
This sculpture in Australia won the artist the $30,000 Sulpture by the Sea prize in 2006. [via The Last Appetite]
Darlene, my ex-wife, never sends me links to web sites or videos. She is not into news or into much of anything other than TV and playing some online games.
I was surprised that she sent me a link for a video that she said was so cute and that I just needed to watch.
So I checked out the link and it was on YouTube of cat mom hugging a baby kitten.
It was cute but I am thinking OK no big deal. It had 300 views. Today a couple of people sent me the link and said how cute it was. I went back to video and they had over 9 million views!
Here is the video:
“5/22/2011:
Today, a night shot of downtown Kansas City, MO. This image was taken from the top of the Liberty Memorial with Union Station in the foreground.
Kansas City refers to two cities and a metropolitan area situated at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri Rivers. Kansas City, Missouri, the largest city in Missouri, anchors the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, which has a population of over two million. Kansas City, Kansas sits across the river from downtown Kansas City, Missouri and is the third-largest city in Kansas. from wikipedia.
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I was reading about the storms in Missouri tonight. I then came across this photo of Kansas City (MO).
Great HDR photo. I been at the Liberty Memorial many times. (No, I am not gay.) I was at the Union Station many times in my life. Just to the right of the Union Station I took my Selective Service Physical Examination when I was about 19 or so. There were 200 of us all nude during the examination. I was the only one out of 200 that could not give them a urine sample. The other 199 got to leave and I was there for hours waiting to try and give them a sample. At last I talked them into letting me go over to the Union Station and drink a Coke and then I went back and gave them their sample.
The Western Auto sign brings back memories. My mother worked there when I was a kid.
I worked for five and a half years at Trinity Lutheran Hospital which was a few blocks from the Liberty Memorial. Right at the Liberty Memorial was St. Mary’s Hospital and then back behind it was TLH.
The photo brings back memories.
Any photo/camera experts out there in ShowMeBlog land?
Notice the power lines in the photo below?
I notice a lot of photos that I take like that… lines look like broken lines of dashes. It is not just power lines but I have seen it around the edges of car windows and edges of things.
What do you call that in photography? Am I doing something wrong?
This camera is 14.1 mega pixels. Do I need to set the mega pixels to 10?
I do not remember noticing this problem with other cameras that I have owned in the past. [email protected]
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