Posters?

[The Last Conformist]

Which one's your favorite?

I've always had a soft spot for Osmium, but I suppose there's no denying that carbon is the snazziest element.

Iron is quite neat too.

 

[Bigfoot]

I don't have any posters now, although I do have some artwork (sorry but I don't have any scans). When I was a kid my brother and I shared a room. One of our first posters was of Raquel Welch, I think I was 10. We had to talk our parents into letting us put it up:

I also had this MC Escher Dragon poster. Mine was colorized and glowed under a black light:

We also had one of the Santana Abraxas album art:

 

[The Last Conformist]

That's a cult classic.

 

[nonconformist]

I've always had a soft spot for Osmium, but I suppose there's no denying that carbon is the snazziest element.

Iron is quite neat too.

I always thought Frankium was neat, as well as Plutonium.

 

[schmiddi]

Some movie- and game-posters and three LotR- and Hobbit-Maps.

 

[Lozzy_Ozzy]

A painting of a street given to me from by my grandparents, a poster entitled "The Epic Of Flight", a wolf painting from Brittany, a limited edition LOTR poster, and a second LOTR poster.

I am going to get new posters soon though, i've had these ones for too long.

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[h4ppy]

Have any posters on your walls?

No, but I considered getting one of a nuclear explosion.

 

[Ultima Dragoon]

I always thought Frankium was neat, as well as Plutonium.

Neither are as good as Uranium (235) or sulphur.

@Erik Mesoy:

REDWALL!

You must post a picture of it, please?

 

[mrtn]

Now I have some paintings, a Slas litography and a 60'ies soviet propaganda photo of a bunch of dancing cossacks, all jumping at the same time.

And a lot of bookshelves and a CD shelf.

I had a bunch of posters when I lived with my parents, Depeche Mode, Skinny Puppy, Kraftwerk, the Cure and some others...

 

[Fifty]

here nothing, but in my room at home I had a really old map of spain that I found in the bowels of my highschool.

 

[Irish Caesar]

A few Dale Earnhardt posters from when I was younger

I don't have a lot of space for posters...

But I have my Dale Earnhardt calendar.
The rest of the wall is taken up by a large American flag and an equally large Confederate flag. Sadly, my Gadsden flag (also the same size) didn't fit on the same wall before I just ran out of space.

 

[slip79]

Print of 'Madonna of the Rocks' by Leonardo
Screen-print Indonesian dragon above my bed
An old baby photo of me that my mum had framed
A photo of a cat lounging in a deck chair at the beach, in b&w.
A Xena and Gabby kiss print Recently replaced my reprint 'Great Escape' poster
And a rainbow flag up on the door to my room (the door is frosted glass, so everyone in the hallway can see it!)
I used to have heaps of cool postcards up on the wall..... must do that again.

 

[amadeus]

That's it.

 

[DWY]

No, I got it on a poster sale at my uni. But lowe and behond, I think you can get the same poster here

Thx.

 

[Hakim]

Three enlarged pictures I took with my good ol' camera, and a picture of the neighbourhood taken from an airplane.

 

[ummmm........]

I've got a mirror by the door and a calendar by the bed. That's it.

 

[Urederra]

No posters, own crafted oil paintings instead.

And for the elements, the worst one is Uranium because it comes from Uranus.




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sorry for the bad joke. I did have a poster of the periodic table in Spanish but with the names slightly changed and pictures of the atoms in reference to the changed names. E. g. Xenon was changed to Senón, which in Spanish means big breast. The picture attached was.... well, you can imagine. And so on with all the elements. I wonder if there is an English version around.


I have made a google search and I found the Spanish version. here it is in case you are interested:

http://foros.universia.es/mvnforum/mvnforum/viewthread?thread=559


Edit: I love McNesium.