Burrowing owls. They really don’t burrow. They like to move into tortoise burrows. Occasionally you can find them sharing. Especially when it’s hot out.
Before I went there, I thought the casinos provided cute little distractions like this, free to draw in the tourists. I was very disappointed when I got there, not only only was there a fee; it was ridiculous. (I don’t recall how much it was)
They’re the ones I found. First run through, found eight, second run through, found the ninth, couldn’t spot the tenth. Left it for an hour or so, found the tenth. Rarely find all ten without your assistance though.
It’s wearing a mockery of the extreme poodle cuts they get for dog shows….
Shaved almost bald, with a big ruff around the base of its long skinny neck.
You can also see a smaller ruff on each stick-like ankle, and a bit of fluff on the end of its tail.
We can’t see its head, because it’s hidden behind the tall white Borzoi (aka Russian Wolfhound) in front of it, which is drawn with rather distorted perspective, low tail nearest us, thin pointy nose high in the air.
…
The artist has kind of tilted the floor, which we see as though looking down at it, with the dog shadows clear, even though the dogs themselves are not in an aerial view.
…
Not sure what you’re calling a snake, unless it’s all or part of the borzoi…
Or perhaps the brown stick(?) or whatever between the whiteish Afghan hound and the German shepherd.
I’m not sure what that is… I’d think too long and far away to be the poodle’s nose, and not quite the same color.
I thought it was a leash on the Afghan, but it doesn’t seem to be attached… and why would only one dog be leashed?
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A tiskit, a taskit! A puppy in a baskit!
NOSE!
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Ronald Colman may get his name over the title…
But Marlene Dietrich gets her body plastered over half the poster.
The way they’re drawn, her knees and her breasts should be registered as deadly weapons.
Hope she has a license to use them like that.
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Spring?
No, I have to use my legs, like most people.
lovely.
Burrowing owls. They really don’t burrow. They like to move into tortoise burrows. Occasionally you can find them sharing. Especially when it’s hot out.
The Council is ready to hear your appeal. Proceed.
ahahahaha…
so early in the morning, too
,.
There’s a story behind this photo, I’m sure.
Is this a hug?
or a mug[ing]?
NOSE!!
,,
I’m thinking this was not written by someone from the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce.
But really… The people in those boats paid $116 per couple for a few minutes in a fake gondola in a fake canal with an actor playing a gondolier?
Oh – it says that’s for a private ride for two. Maybe all four can ride for that.
<Sarcasm> Gee, that’s only $29 a person.</sarcasm>
Before I went there, I thought the casinos provided cute little distractions like this, free to draw in the tourists. I was very disappointed when I got there, not only only was there a fee; it was ridiculous. (I don’t recall how much it was)
aka Daleandkristen
I was one of those tourists they saw. My cost …. Free.
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Is he the guy that did, Toast! ?
Are you saying he’s toasted? I’m inclined to agree.
me 2…
yes!
takes me back to high-school latin!
That’s cool!
Very handy.
I don’t think I ever learned those thousands with the bar on top.
I don’t see QTπ or Buddy there. 🙁
I only see five things tonight.
I do see Peggy Lee.
BUNNY!
aka Daleandkristen
Couldn’t post to FB for you, butt you’ve seen and enjoyed it here!
aka Daleandkristen
I wonder if I can send it to Les (HHH). Will attempt.
I was about to give up after eight, but the other two popped out. I got all ten.
Me 2.
Aah… ¡Hola, mi Cleomigos and wow… mis camaradas del rompecabezas!
“Rompecabezas”… That’s got to be my favorite new Spanish word in quite a while! Literally “head-breakers”!
Comrades of the head-breaker… I mean puzzle.
Anyway, it’s been a long day… But here I am with la solución!
I think you can tell what that means.
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So when you’ve done your homework, which is to say, when you’ve searched diligently and found ten differences….
Or when you’ve come as close as you really think you can…
BTW I see a little blue line that I accidentally made… Looks a bit like a tail on a small white dog, but doesn’t circle anything.
It means nothing except tired fingers.
Got the same ten.
They’re the ones I found. First run through, found eight, second run through, found the ninth, couldn’t spot the tenth. Left it for an hour or so, found the tenth. Rarely find all ten without your assistance though.
i only got 8. hooray!
There is a creature with a brown dog’s body, a fluffy collar, and a snake where the head should be. What is it?
I think I know which one you mean.
That’s a poodle!
It’s wearing a mockery of the extreme poodle cuts they get for dog shows….
Shaved almost bald, with a big ruff around the base of its long skinny neck.
You can also see a smaller ruff on each stick-like ankle, and a bit of fluff on the end of its tail.
We can’t see its head, because it’s hidden behind the tall white Borzoi (aka Russian Wolfhound) in front of it, which is drawn with rather distorted perspective, low tail nearest us, thin pointy nose high in the air.
…
The artist has kind of tilted the floor, which we see as though looking down at it, with the dog shadows clear, even though the dogs themselves are not in an aerial view.
…
Not sure what you’re calling a snake, unless it’s all or part of the borzoi…
Or perhaps the brown stick(?) or whatever between the whiteish Afghan hound and the German shepherd.
I’m not sure what that is… I’d think too long and far away to be the poodle’s nose, and not quite the same color.
I thought it was a leash on the Afghan, but it doesn’t seem to be attached… and why would only one dog be leashed?
So I’m not saying there are no mysteries.
You first.
I saw your lips move
Two things come to mind: Rocky Horror, and the Rolling Stones.
lasagna day, also
Ok, that’s better.
No point to wearing lipstick when you’re eating lasagna anyway.
we had that last night!
You forgot to invite me!
“If I Fell” is one of my favorite Beatles songs to play. But then, I’m partial to ballads.
That’s always been one of my favorites as well.
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