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Una de esas máquinas a las que da miedo acercarse. Buen viernes y un abrazo
ReplyDeleteWow--- that bottlecap must really be stuck!!
ReplyDeleteMandibulas perigosas.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Direct copied from nature. Looks painful if you sit between those jaws.
ReplyDeleteShark attack. The movie was awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat is a strange contraption.
ReplyDeletefrightening !
ReplyDeleteSo it seems!
ReplyDeleteThose jaws look really vicious! I wouldn't want to get in the way.
ReplyDeleteAnimals should definitely stay away from those jaws. Humans watch you hands and feet, beware!
ReplyDeleteSnap! Snap!!
ReplyDeleteMB
Forwarding to Stephen King, might give him some ideas for his next horror novel...:-)
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