Anyone care to decipher this?

tanned feet

Bradley Cavalry unit moving by train in Germany

RetroFuturistic Motorcycle Concept ‘eZpIn’ by designer Mikhail Smolyanov

1956 Ringbrothers Ford F-100 Clem 101 [3840×2160]

Futuristic City [7680×4320] 8K

sports car

Philip Seymour Hoffman in his dorm room at NYU, 1980s

sexy selfie

Jackill’s Technical Readout – Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – Runabout

Sci-fi fridge by E wo kaku Peter (aka peter6409)

‘Carelessness. Waste. Sabotage. Don’t let these enemies delay our winning this war’ (American poster by Chester Raymond Miller/ Think American Institute/ Kelly-Read & Co. United States of America, ca. 1943).

The new Czech president before his tomorrow’s inauguration.

Oftentimes, there is much truth in humor..

Barry Season 4

Barry: Created by Alec Berg, Bill Hader. With Bill Hader, Stephen Root, Sarah Goldberg, Anthony Carrigan. A hit man from the Midwest moves to Los Angeles and gets caught up in the city’s theatre arts scene.

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Space ghost by Elvira Shatunova

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds: The High Country

When an experimental shuttlecraft fails, Captain Christopher Pike suspects a mechanical malfunction—only to discover the very principles on which Starfleet bases its technology have simply stopped functioning. He and his crewmates are forced to abandon ship in a dangerous maneuver that scatters thei

This is is one of the best Trek books that I’ve read in a while, with no offense intended towards the other ones that have come and gone. I’m somewhat surprised that I had such a great experience with it, as I recently read “Rogue Elements” and hated nearly everything about it, and both of them were by John Jackson Miller. I knew that I liked his writing though, as Rogue Elements wasn’t a poorly written book, I just thought the entire premise was ridiculous and it used some Trek elements that I’ve always thought were among the most silly in the franchise. Both books serve as quasi-sequels to television episodes, with Rogue Elements featuring the goofy mobsters first introduced in the original series episode “A Piece of the Action”, and High Country following up on some loose threads from Star Trek: Enterprise’s cowboy episode “North Star”.

Miller was able to capture Pike’s sarcastic swagger perfectly and introduced a deep and broad backstory for the elements of the planet they’re on and as I mentioned, I loved how it all played out. Normally I’m a spaceship kinda guy, but for once I was happy to be on this pony ride.

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Weather Towers by Beau Lamb

The fourth mash up in my X-Men Costume Swap Series! I call this one: “Jubilops!” [oc].

TOTALLY NOT THE DEATH STAR. Killer Klowns from Outer Space, 1988

PIC

NY skyline from Queens

Madeline Smith 1970s

tom brady is the villain

Mindblowing

“That’s the way it is.” Walter Cronkite signs off for the final time as anchor of the CBS Evening News, March 6, 1981

hmmm

Doom guy?

3/3

Amazing Spider-Man #592 Cover [Wolverine Salvador Dali Variant Cover] by Artist Paolo Rivera (I own this comic book and even though I plan on selling my entire collection, this one one of the 3 books I am keeping)

Illustration by Geneva Bowers

Wanda’s an old kid at 27 in Civil War

Gargoyle admiring the Paris cityscape [2296×1531]

A great battle was fought here

A good friend got me this rug, so I put it with my lego collection

Hugh Jackman says that he’ll be playing multiple versions of Wolverine in ‘DEADPOOL 3’.

This banner for the TV Series “Penny Dreadful”

Professor Garlick

No no I’m sure the rest of the audience is just running late

Good Morning!

And we thought the Simpsons foreshadowed crazy things…

Wanderers by Sergey Orlyansky

She-ra by Lisa Mancereth

the impact of the smartphone on the world

Anyone else feel like Infinite’s campaign was put out to the curb? Missing big space operas like Halo 2.

Dev always delivers, be more specific next time

Make it so

All 4 pairings of my “X-MEN COSTUME SWAP” Series [oc]

A weird trope