This might be worth a try. The rules are simple: post a nice random picture or illustration.

I'll start with one for jax: the year of the horse.

<img src="http://polymathicmonkey.smugmug.com/Frans/Random/n-6nZJF/i-R5JHwp8/0/S/year-of-the-horse-on-behance-S.jpg">

Maybe there should be a separate "post your Russian wild berries" topic.

Yeah, everyone just should have his own topic, and we would pay each other visits. "Ho! nice of you to drop by! Tea?"

Google reckons I like women's underwear... Well...

Yeah, everyone just should have his own topic, and we would pay each other visits. "Ho! nice of you to drop by! Tea?"

Rather, with a 50/50 split I question its randomness.

Multitran still YIEEELDS!;))

We can't leave out the Brits, &/or Scots .... they might feel left out, & discriminated against, without some boys to uhh,  salivate over.

We can't leave out the Brits, &/or Scots .... they might feel left out, & discriminated against, without some boys to uhh,  salivate over.

I'll stick to the ladies thanks.
By heavens it's just as well some of us Scots have a sense of humour.

Her again: Though look at her eyes, which.. which...

That's better:

Here's a little something from Preacher.

Tonight, one of our tea lights was doing something odd...

These pictures are not very random, and for some poster less than others, where the pictures are positively themed.

This picture was picked in a pseudo-random process:

Thanks to: https://archive.org/details/china00melcgoog

These photos of odd statues is interesting.
http://www.wherecoolthingshappen.com/22-of-the-most-creative-statues-around-the-world/
As an example...

Don't you dare compare our British political system with over the dashed pond.

This came up when searching for "dashed pond".

 

Link rot everywhere, maybe not such a deal here.


Speaking of deal. here is another pseudorandom picture (two words from a random word generator input into Google images, fifth image)


Probably sign of the times that most pictures were internet shopping. Next attempt, yielding the words "memorandum" and  "color-blind" could not possibly, and yes, were beyond the capability of Google to commercialise. The fifth picture was actually a data URL of a letter, that doesn't display well. Thus disqualifying images of text we get:



Third attempt (again filtering out text/screenshots manually),



fourth


and fifth



We'll see how many have rotted away five years from now. Don't seem to be a great loss though.