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Published: 2018-10-24 16:54:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 327; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 0
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Unintentional iPad art, I had to buy this broken iPad when I saw the texture. This is a first try to use it, I must admit that I was a little anxious and couldn't get a decent picture of it.
It's a tree or a dancing swan or something that's lost it's balance and falling with arms & legs flailing.
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Thanks! I'll try this again when it's a brighter day.
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Thanks! Whoever broke this iPad made beautiful art.
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very beautiful and expressive! It has an inktober vibe!
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Thank you! Whoever broke this did a great job.
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Paljo makso ja mistä myytiin rikkinäistä pädiä? x
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Parikymppiä maksoi huutiksesta, pitäisi jotenkin toimia mutta en ole kokeillut.
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ei ollu paha hinta
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Juu, jos löydän siihen latausjohdon.
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I like it a lot. I once took a picture of light shining through the glass on a door and onto a wall, and I called it Light Dancer, because that's what it looked like to me. I don't think anyone else saw it. 
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Not in this account. Before in another account. One day I'll upload it when I'm in the right mood. (I was in my own house, lol...no interested bystanders).
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Darn, Antero, I cannot find it! I've looked and looked. 
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Oh, that's sad. And I didn't mean that you have to find it straight away. 
I have similar situation with my photos, I have only lately started to delete those that are out to focus or otherwise uninteresting. The psd. files take also a lot of space.
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I thought of a different answer because I've been watching "Tuntematon Sotilas"...it kicks ass.
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"Let's hope that Finnish leaders never strike their heads against the Karelia's pines again." Or how it's translated.
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I was thinking that except I wasn't sure of my understanding of the language. I really liked the film. It's an awesome story. I don't believe there was ever any mention of it in school when we studying the second World War. Maybe because it didn't involve Australia. I looked into it on my own and it looks fairly confusing. It almost appears that the Allied powers were supporting both Finland and the Soviets during the 'Continuation war'.
I think the Soviets may of been the ones who got the splinters.
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It's based on the Väinö Linna's book that has the same name. There's a English translation of it, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Unkn… I've always liked the book more than the film versions, I am assuming that you're watched the 2017 version - or parts of it if your using youtube.
Second world war is so big event that everything about it can't be told at school, Battle of Barking Creek for example. What I can remember about Australian war efforts (right away without using google) is battle between German raider Kormoran and HMAS Sydney. Documents and books about war at Pacific are usually told by Americans so the focus is on US Marines. What our researchers had found on archives (USA) Truman or Roosevelt was on our side even if we were the baddies. RAF did bomb us on one occasion (at least) but there wasn't real battles between Allied and us, Britain did declare war against us. Well. Soviets did bomb Sweden accidentally so that makes things even.
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I had checked on the book but it was a little out of my price range, even second hand. Yes I've been watching it on Youtube and I watched the older version too. I watched some other videos too but they weren't in English and I'm not sure if they were the Winter War or the Continuation war.
I'm assuming that when WW2 is taught in school it's such a big subject they have to focus on bits that involve your native country. Australia was mainly focused on the Japanese and I think the Americans were the same but I'm not sure. I watched some clips of "The Pacific" about US Marines fighting. Seriously gruesome stuff. Yeah HMAS Sydney was a kick in the nuts for sure.
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Here the latest translation is from 2015 and it costs 15 euros, paperback version. But posting it to there would cost +15 euros, I had to have the book to know the exact price. There's only one film about Winter War as far as I remember, and there's snow or at least dirty snow in it's battle scenes and solders are more ragged and dirty looking. I've seen the Pacific series and just read the Eugene Sledge's book "With the Old Breed" and the book is far better than the tv series.
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I found it on Amazon for about the same price...still a little out of my price range right now but I put it on my list for my post university reading.
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I've haven't read the English version so I don't know how good the translation is. Almost every character has a different dialect that they use, so it's interesting how the translator has done that. It's good book, there's so many idioms that are still is use that originate from that book.
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A tree definitely...but there's definitely something happening...maybe it's just cold and has a case of the shivers!
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Yeah, it's so cold here that has to be the reason.
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