The pics thread
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TechnicalBarbarity
Poser Disposer
Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
On the demo, yeah, but that was only a temporary/session thing. I've been singing in the band since like 2010.
TechnicalBarbarity
Poser Disposer
I was just talking about the track Zeph posted.
But yea, good shit. Where can we hear the rest of your stuff?
But yea, good shit. Where can we hear the rest of your stuff?
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
unknown
fuck ftagn
went camping this weekend in King's Canyon National Park. These are my two favorite pictures from the trip taken during a hike
AllShallFall
Senior Member
went camping this weekend in King's Canyon National Park. These are my two favorite pictures from the trip taken during a hike
Looks nice. I've never been to King's Canyon, but I went to Sequoia with my field geology class and it was beautiful there. Did you make it over to Sequoia?
Dak
mentat
went camping this weekend in King's Canyon National Park. These are my two favorite pictures from the trip taken during a hike
Good shit.
unknown
fuck ftagn
Drove through Sequoia but I've been there before. I feel like King's Canyon is a little more secluded than Sequoia (though both are amazing)
CiG
Harbinger of Metal
crimsonfloyd
Active Member
I just got back from an amazing 2 1/2 weeks in Oaxaca, Mexico. I did a Spanish immersion program, stayed with a local family and explored the city and its neighboring Pueblos. It's an amazing region, culturally and artistically.
Part 1: Churches
Catedral de Santo Domingo, the central church of the city.
Interior
Catedral Soledad
Catedral de Oaxaca
Preciosa Sangre de Cristo, a church in the pueblo of Teotitlan
Interior
Part 1: Churches
Catedral de Santo Domingo, the central church of the city.
Interior
Catedral Soledad
Catedral de Oaxaca
Preciosa Sangre de Cristo, a church in the pueblo of Teotitlan
Interior
crimsonfloyd
Active Member
Part 2: Artisans and Culture
A veteran rug-weaver in Teotitlan, a Zapotec pueblo renown for its rug weaving
The rug I bought
Another rug-weaver shows the items used for dying the rugs, including: indigo, pomegranate skin, walnut shells, and the blood of an insect that lives on cacti.
Guelaguetza dancers in action.
A weary young guelaguetza dancer.
Virgin de Guadalupe: signifies the union of indigenous and Catholic ideologies that characterizes the region (and Mexico in general) through the manifestation of the feminine divine in the body of an indigenous woman.
Just cool graffiti
A veteran rug-weaver in Teotitlan, a Zapotec pueblo renown for its rug weaving
The rug I bought
Another rug-weaver shows the items used for dying the rugs, including: indigo, pomegranate skin, walnut shells, and the blood of an insect that lives on cacti.
Guelaguetza dancers in action.
A weary young guelaguetza dancer.
Virgin de Guadalupe: signifies the union of indigenous and Catholic ideologies that characterizes the region (and Mexico in general) through the manifestation of the feminine divine in the body of an indigenous woman.
Just cool graffiti
KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
crimsonfloyd
Active Member
I didn't take many food pics, though I did have some bomb tacos there among many other things.
The only food pic worth sharing is chapulines, which crickets fried on a clay pan and then covered in chile and lime. They are a bomb snack food and great with beer.
The only food pic worth sharing is chapulines, which crickets fried on a clay pan and then covered in chile and lime. They are a bomb snack food and great with beer.
Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
rms
Active Member
unknown
fuck ftagn
Master_Yoda77
Juggalo
Do the Mexicans always build their churches on hills or can you not level a picture? Alternatively, am I just seeing these pictures all fucky-like?
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