Great shots from the Boing Boing Flickr pool

10 Mpixel di finissimo cioccolato by Latente.

Letter Men by Baltimore City Paper/Frank Hamilton.

Inoculation Squad, by Pharmastorm.

DSC00053, by Openfly. (Don't miss his iPhone etching, originally up at BBG)

Holy Mary Machine by Latente.

King Diamond by Reddevil1.

Walking down the outer stairs at the DeYoung, by Steve Rhodes.

Fallen Astronaut, NASA/crew of Apollo 15, via Latente.

Unimasters by Gert-Jan Akerboom via Kunstraum Richard Sorge.

More: Lukasch's WTF dice and Hashtag challenge; Clever Cake Studio's World of Warcraft Gnome Cake and Firefox Cake; and the droolworthy Xserve+Xraid+Xsan+Xgrid.

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fhamilton | #1 | 09:40 on Mon, Nov.16 | Reply

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Nice! I can finally get my merit badge. Thanks for the nod.

Rob Beschizza | #2 | 09:47 on Mon, Nov.16 | Reply

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That's my fave, too. I love type.

Latente | #3 | 03:22 on Tue, Nov.17 | Reply

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:giggle: :giggle:

thanks Rob :)

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