Waiting For Bob
rabirius
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25 responses to “Waiting For Bob”
Or could he be waiting for Roberta? 🙂 Have a fantastic weekend my friend 🙂 Great shot.
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Well, I think it’s Bob. 🙂
Have a great weekend as well.
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hehe…Bob it is then … Lol..
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🙂
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Great shot with an interesting title!
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Thank you, Peter.
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Rabirius, your work is a study in still life, yet it breathes human frailty. Exceptional work!
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Thanks a lot, Lance. I’m glad you like it.
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My pleasure, rabirius. Yes, quite so.
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nice!
perhaps i looked
like that then waiting
for Bob 🙂
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Die reklame weist witzig auf speeddating hin, offenbar sogar auf einen bob.
Super!
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Ja, vielen Dank.
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Thanks.
Well, I never saw you waiting for Bob 🙂
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Like it very much!
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I’m glad you like it.
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i do!
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nice leathers
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Thanks, Sedge.
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Did Bob ever show up?
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I don’t know. I didn’t wait that long. 🙂
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Maybe it was really supposed to be Charlie.
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No, it was Bob. 🙂
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Well, Bob’s no friend of mine then!
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Well then, wait and see… 🙂
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Another head-scratcher…. how do you come up with these titles?
By the way, I enjoy all the comments on your photos, too. I really agree with the person who said it is like a still life and showing human frailty at the same time Yeah!
(love your work)
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