Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter. Show all posts

Apr 16, 2017

Nice bunny gif's

It's not too late to post a nice gif for Easter on your social media.


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Happy Easter ... Again ... I think

This is so funny. But I can't see the link between the song and Easter. There is an egg and a bunny in the video.

A metal cover from Abba's 'Dancing Queen' (it brings back memories, which makes it even more weird) by Leo Moracchioli.



Happy Easter!

The egg hunt is on. Remi Gaillard does it the French way. An Easter prank.



Apr 9, 2012

Pantone Easter Eggs

Nice! Can't they breed chickens who deliver these eggs the whole year?!

Jessica Jones of How About Orange created Pantone Easter eggs by partially color-dyeing hardboiled eggs, matching them to her Pantone chip book and then adding the corresponding Pantone number to each egg using ink jet temporary tattoo paper.

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Alien - The Easter Edition

The adventures of the USS Chocstromo with ofcourse a lot of organic easter eggs. OMG I almost fell off my chair!!!!!


Apr 8, 2012

Let's Paint A Happy Little Easter Egg

Bob Ross Easter - As The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross Easter Egg Special is being taped, Bob Ross fumbles an Easter egg. Bob Ross is sent on a surreal trip. envisioning the Easter Bunny at the top of a hill with Easter eggs. Bob Ross dances in excitement and chases the Easter Bunny in a game of Hide and Seek thru happy trees.

Written, Directed, and Edited by Jason Beck


Apr 25, 2011

Earliest-Known Depiction Of The Easter Bunny

Earliest-known depiction of the easter bunny drawn by a German schoolmaster who moved to Berks County, Pennsylvania, in 1757.

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Apr 23, 2011

Family Easter Hell!

To nurture the family ... to nurture the family ... why are you doing all this senseless crap? To nurture the family.

Family easter hell indeed.

Easter 1916

'Easter 1916' by W.B. Yeats.

A poem about the Irish uprising of Easter, 1916. He says "a terrible beauty is born". The "lout" he mentions as a hero is MacBride.