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Daily Archives: 7 November 2010

Abstract autos

Gallery

Posted on 7 November 2010 by Geoff

This gallery contains 5 photos.

These concept car pictures were taken using the Lensbaby Composer in the Renault, Toyota and Pegueot stores on Avenue des Champs-Elysées. View the whole set on Flickr.

Posted in Mine, Photography | Tagged 550D

Cliffhangers

Posted on 7 November 2010 by Geoff

SF television shows get the best cliffhangers. These are taken from a list on io9 – The best SF/fantasy cliffhangers ever shown on television – with some of my own thoughts. Geeky stuff, but I love it.

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Posted in Geeky | Tagged science fiction, television

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