TechnicalBarbarity
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@Michael and Crim: Bad ass pics, guys! I've never been to Sequoia NP 
@Cassette: Epic bear, man.
@Cassette: Epic bear, man.
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Krow
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I've eaten crickets before and they weren't bad at all. More to think about it than anything really.
Stop being fairy's and eat the crickets, they make you macho, you want be a man or a fag your whole life. Grow a dick you cock suckers.
crimsonfloyd
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Do you think I'm insane?
Exactly. Most people who like spicy chips, nuts, etc. would enjoy chapulines so long as they didn't think about what they were eating.
CiG
Harbinger of Metal
Funerary_Doom
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Really pretty (and colorful) photos. Damn. More movies should be filmed in Mexico, so many cool looking things.
Cassette, cool beard but where's the rest of the photo
Cassette, cool beard but where's the rest of the photo
CiG
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Serjeant Grumbles
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On that subject, I'd like to make these one of these days. The thought of eating insects doesn't unnerve me much, since I already eat crustaceans. However, I think sea cucumbers are disgusting, and I'm unwilling to eat one.
The Ozzman
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Funerary_Doom
My head is bloody, but unbowed.
I meant as in the rest of your face is still a question mark, but that's cool if your intention was to stay anonymous.
Carpe Mortem
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Iron Kobra collection complete.
You look like my bf. He also is a bearded man with no upper face. Very sad actually, how the children laugh when we go in public.
CiG
Harbinger of Metal
Faces are overrated, also this was a surprise photo taken by my brother so I tried to hide my face.
crimsonfloyd
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Well played. A few photos of the ruins.
Monte Alban, the oldest city in Mesoamerica, dating back to approximately 500 BC. Home to the Zapotecs.
Mitla, which shows a mixture of Zapotec and Mixtec architecture. The most amazing thing about this site, is that there's no cement or other adhesive holding the stones together. It's all done through the distribution of weight or fitting the pieces together like legos.
Hierve el Augua: This is basically like an infinity pool of mineral water in the mountains. After that ledge, there's about a 30 foot drop, a few yards of stone, and after that a cliff. Certainly one of the most stunning sights I've seen.
KafkaX
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