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I will try another picture I made using photo Shop and Painter.
 
Too many to count!
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Several guys from Peterborough Ontario dressed up their truck with a guy tied to the roof.


The driver and passengers put on Moose Head costumes.

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As they drove down the main street of Peterborough they caused about 6 accidents.


They were charged with Public Mischief and having open beer in a vehicle, Peterborough cops have no sense of humour.
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It's easier to count bunnies ( except on the beer )! One of my paintings!

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When I first moved here I had a couple of bunnies, I hated for them to be in a cage so I let them out! Of course I didn't know they were a boy and a girl! About 6 months later they were everywhere! The neighbour to the north accuse one of my bunnies of killing his DOG!!! I live I a place called WHONNOCK . The next thing I knew was the story in the local paper titled " Those Wasckilly Wabbits in Whonnock ". 4 yrs later everyone had given up gardening! So I spent a year catching wabbits and relocating them to a research Forrest about 1/2 K from here and on the other side of a main highway!! :D
 
I used to catch frogs in ann environment just like that....there's a tip of a nose here or there.its a beautiful photo, Czevski! I like it!.i hope you like these. They are master pieces to me!


Old Farm Equipment And Scrap Metal Turned Into Stunning Sculptures
South Dakotan sculptor John Lopez creates life-sized scrap metal sculptures with a uniquely Western American twist. In his hands, old discarded farm equipment is recycled into sculptures of iconic creatures from the American West like a bison, a horse plowing a field, or a Texas Longhorn. Lopez already had a career as a bronze sculptor, but after creating a family grave for his deceased aunt using scrap metal, he began creating recycled metal sculptures out of found or donated pieces of metal as well. “My favorite part about these pieces is the texture,” explains Lopez. “I just start grabbin’ stuff from the pile and welding it in, and if you weld enough of the same thing on over and over it creates this really cool texture that I’ve never seen in these kinds of pieces before. I think that’s what draws people in.

Sorry, I didn't get the photo in order or all of them. To read or view more of these amazing sculptures please go to
http://www.boredpanda.com/welded-sc...lded-scrap-metal-sculptures-john-lopez-17.jpg

http://www.boredpanda.com/welded-sc...lded-scrap-metal-sculptures-john-lopez-17.jpg
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