I have just been browsing through some of my draft posts and came across this post saved from October last year it made me...[Read more] PHOTOGABBLE // 2009 April
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Inflatable Destroys City
Posted: April 17th, 2009 in Art, Damn interesting by Carbon Twelve
I have just been browsing through some of my draft posts and came across this post saved from October last year it made me...[Read more]
Wordpress: get_post_ancestors()
Posted: April 17th, 2009 in PHP by Carbon Twelve
In adding a few slight modifications to the photogabble theme and because a design I'm working on for someone else required it; I managed...[Read more]
Starbucks Coffee Girl
Posted: April 16th, 2009 in Photography by Carbon Twelve
One thing that struck me recently about lookbook is the maturity of its audience, or rather the people whom subscribe to its community. Not...[Read more]
Setup PHP with cURL
Posted: April 15th, 2009 in PHP by Carbon Twelve
I recently upgraded my server from php4 to php5, I did the usual basic php5 install using apt-get and have had to add various...[Read more]
Ellery
Posted: April 15th, 2009 in Photography by Carbon Twelve
Through the fashion blog leflassh.com I recently came accross the above photo from Ellery, the model is wearing what can only be considered as...[Read more]
Black Over Knee Socks
Posted: April 14th, 2009 in Photography by Carbon Twelve
I get numerous people searching for "socks" and "sexy long socks" finding this website so in a supply and demand way here is another...[Read more]
The First Soviet Bulb
Posted: April 14th, 2009 in Technical by Carbon Twelve
In Soviet Russia, bulb lights you, well ok not the best Soviet Russia joke but it was worth the shot. The picture above is...[Read more]
Happy Easter: New Red Dwarf
Posted: April 12th, 2009 in Culture & Media by Carbon Twelve
First before I begin my nostalgic ranting I shall wish all my visitors a Happy Easter, whether you celebrate it with chocolate or a...[Read more]
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