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15 comments:
If you know me, I like taking unusual photos. I happened to catch this one while the workers were ready to move the Blue Man Group figures from the Grand Canal Shoppes inside the Las Vegas Venetian Hotel. I was lucky to take a few pictures before the employees told me to stop.
OMG - if I hadn't read your comment above, I thought you just caught them doing some promo. Had no idea they were mannequins, hysterical.
Didn't know about the farm in San Jose, looks charming, I am sure it is a lot of fun with kids.
how funny:-) greetings+good new week!
That's funny, great captures.
yes, hard to tell live Blue Men from not live Blue Men...lol. great pics.
I want to be a blue man when I grow up. http://looseleafnotes.com
I too try to take some quick shots before somebody stops. ;)
Great captures.
Silent drummers, I could be OK with that :)
At first I thought it was your own moving day, and was impressed that that the Blue Man Troup came out to celebrate with you (and maybe carry a few boxes).
Oh, I thought the blue men are real.
Blue man is also popular in Japan.
They often come to our place.
Love Blue Man Group!
The bleu men, I assume in The Venetian, Las Vegas.
Greetings,
Filip
At first I thought those men were real!! Then, I read your comment and got a shock!
Beautifully captured with a bit of luck thrown in!
Have a wonderful week ahead :)
I saw the Blue Man group once in Canada but have never seen it here in the UK.
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