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Oh! Very nice. Next, please, a solo closeup picture of your sister. In fact several of her would be nice.
 
So as not to be presumptuous (though I think I have a good idea)... which one is you and which one is your brother?
 
hypnagogue said:
So as not to be presumptuous (though I think I have a good idea)... which one is you and which one is your brother?

I'm in the middle, of course...

My little brother is 13 and actually he is only my half bother...
My sister is the oldest at 31...she was 30 in that pic..
 
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Beautiful family Townsend!

Your sister is gorgeous! Your little brother is adorable, a future PF member?

Omid! Woot! a cutie too!
 
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Evo said:
Your little brother is adorable, a future PF member?

Perhaps...right now he is mostly interested in playing his guitar and riding dirt bikes. I hope I can convince him to take school seriously but I won't force him to.
 
Townsend said:
Perhaps...right now he is mostly interested in playing his guitar and riding dirt bikes. I hope I can convince him to take school seriously but I won't force him to.
Good for you. Forcing someone into something usually backfires.
 
Welcome back Omid, nice photo! Townsend, your little brother looks just like a little brother should, just full of personality! Great photo!
 
i was as much a geek at 13 as i am now. is that bad, or is that good?
 
cefarix said:
i was as much a geek at 13 as i am now. is that bad, or is that good?

It just is...its not good or bad..
 
Here are a couple shots. But I don't know how to insert thumbnails so I'll just muck around with tags and hope it works out.

The first is about two years old. Me and hubby at a hip little Italian restaurant in LA.


Photo of a smiling man in a black t-shirt with the partial word LAGUNA visible, and a smiling woman with dark shoulder-length hair in a light grey jacket, standing in front of red-framed glass doors with a leafy plant at right. Stamped MAY 17 in the corner.



This one is a few months old - me with the kids. I don't remember where it was taken, exactly...


Woman with long dark hair in a light top stands between two young girls in front of a red suspension bridge, with the Disney California Adventure 2005 logo above.



So I'm getting a haircut in the next few days but I don't know how short to go. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
 
pattylou said:
Here are a couple shots. But I don't know how to insert thumbnails so I'll just muck around with tags and hope it works out.

The first is about two years old. Me and hubby at a hip little Italian restaurant in LA.


Photo of a smiling man in a black t-shirt with a partial logo and a smiling woman with dark shoulder-length hair in a light grey jacket, standing in front of red-framed glass doors and a leafy plant. Printed date stamp reads MAY 17.
pattylou, you are hot girl! And the hubby is..hubba hubba. :-p He looks very much like my ex biochemist boyfriend. :rolleyes:


This one is a few months old - me with the kids. I don't remember where it was taken, exactly...


A woman with long dark hair in a light top stands between two young girls in front of a red suspension bridge, with a Disney's California Adventure 2005 logo above.



So I'm getting a haircut in the next few days but I don't know how short to go. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
Your girls are beautiful! Not too short, you look really good with long hair!
 
It's a Patty! Luck husband, you have. :wink:

Hmmm... I'm a bit biased on the hair issue because I think longer hair is more attractive than shorter hair. I've been trying to dissuade my girlfriend from cutting her hair short. Your hair in the first picture looks very nice that way though I think.
 
Thanks for the advice (and :blushing: ) --- Yeah, and short hair ends up being a pain, as you seem to need more haircuts to keep it behaved, and I always feel the need to curl it, too.

I think you're both right--- longer for the time being.
 
Here is my picture, please do not use it for other 'dark' purpose, thank you
I am 35, living in hokkaido, japan
 
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djeipa said:
Here is my picture, please do not use it for other 'dark' purpose, thank you
Eeh? :confused:
 
Maybe he doesn't want that handsome face being photoshopped as some others were done.
 
pattylou said:
Here are a couple shots. But I don't know how to insert thumbnails so I'll just muck around with tags and hope it works out.

The first is about two years old. Me and hubby at a hip little Italian restaurant in LA.


Photo of a smiling man in a black t-shirt with partial text reading LAGUNA, standing beside a smiling woman with shoulder-length dark hair in a light grey jacket, in front of red-framed glass doors and green plants. Date stamp reads MAY 17.



This one is a few months old - me with the kids. I don't remember where it was taken, exactly...


Woman with long dark hair in a light top smiles between two young girls in front of a red suspension bridge, with the Disney's California Adventure 2005 logo above.



So I'm getting a haircut in the next few days but I don't know how short to go. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Patty,you look Cute.
And of course your daughters are beautiful.
I think hairs of medium size will look good on you..But why do you feel like having short hairs?
 
arildno said:
Eeh? :confused:
I took that picture 4 years ago. I now no change, my hair color is actually light brown (a little blond).
 
djeipa said:
Here is my picture, please do not use it for other 'dark' purpose, thank you
I am 35, living in hokkaido, japan
You look like a mix of Cal Hockley and Ben Affleck..
 
I need a new face here. :approve:
 
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I didn't think anyone in Finland smiled. :biggrin: Just kidding.

I have worked with a number of Finns over the years. Seriously, in general, I found the older generations don't smile that often, well not as much as the younger folk.

Looks like we have a new crop of young, eligible and attractive bachelors.

Ladies?
 
Astronuc said:
I didn't think anyone in Finland smiled. :biggrin: Just kidding.

I have worked with a number of Finns over the years. Seriously, in general, I found the older generations don't smile that often, well not as much as the younger folk.

Looks like we have a new crop of young, eligible and attractive bachelors.

Ladies?

We only smile three (summer) months of a year, the cameraman was just lucky. :biggrin:

Seriously, I think you are right. The older generation from the 'rebuilding era' still bear scars from the war, the payment of war tribute to Russia and all it took to industrialize Finland. Now even they have to learn to smile, with all these international and smiling partners, such as yourself.

And thank you. :smile:
 
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ok, it has been long time i hv been to PF, this time when i m back, i post some of my pics on persuation by heman here they are pls comment, critizize whatever, hey if you are single then i m ready to mingle:-p :approve:
 
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himanshu121 said:
hey if you are single then i m ready to mingle:-p :approve:
Are you planning a visit to Norway soon?
 
I recently participated in an fMRI experiment studying the interaction of emotion and cognition. Here are a few pictures of me taken by those snazzy MRI cameras.
 
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hypnagogue said:
Here are a few pictures of me taken by those snazzy MRI cameras.
What the hell were you talking about, Artman? I don't see any bats in there.:confused:
 
hypnagogue said:
You can kind of see the wings of one of the bats in the second one.
Cool. I think I see your thalami in the second one? Eh, you have two of them, right? Or just one?
Oh, there are 3. Thumbnails still aren't working for me. Cool, I wanted one with the eyes! :bugeye: Is your optic chiasm visible in the first one? Cause I think I see it. And maybe your hypothalamus.
 
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