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02/27/2011 11:53:32 PMPost actions
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02/27/2011 10:47:34 PMPost actions
The number of the beast as dictated to a friendly hornet
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02/27/2011 07:56:01 PMPost actions
some kind of a belt or leather jacket fastener
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02/27/2011 03:21:32 PMPost actions
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02/27/2011 05:42:44 AMPost actions
The head of the square-headed centipede
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02/26/2011 08:36:22 PMPost actions
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02/26/2011 06:51:18 AMPost actions
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02/25/2011 11:50:25 PMPost actions
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02/24/2011 05:16:22 PMPost actions
Piece of jewelry? Nice reflections
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02/23/2011 05:07:19 PMPost actions
Ha! It does look like a Darlek (sp?). I’m really not too sure though the reflections add their own interest. OK, studs on the side of a brief case.
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02/23/2011 03:44:35 PMPost actions
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02/23/2011 11:15:26 AMPost actions
Guess: some type of instrument
I like the progression of what we can see in the reflections.
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02/23/2011 08:25:23 AMPost actions
Extra point for Doctor reference!
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02/22/2011 09:51:39 PMPost actions
What's really odd about this is when you look at it in thumbnail form you see part of a face at the top, yet when you open it up it's not there. Oh, and no idea what this is. LOL!
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02/22/2011 09:27:22 PMPost actions
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02/21/2011 09:44:04 AMPost actions
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02/21/2011 07:43:40 AMPost actions
this is a threatening image - probably because of the colors. Well done. No idea at to its true identity.
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02/21/2011 05:07:39 AMPost actions
Easy - Julius Caesar's left glove's knuckles, engraved with the Cl-sign as a reminder of his egyptian lover.
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