A few years ago, a friend and I went to shoot at the Salton Sea. One place was splashed all over on the inside with pink and laid out everywhere were carefully arranged velveteen rabbits - also dipped into the paint.
I wonder what the ducks did to get rid of all the people.
Obviously the words âfilled withâ have a different meaning in Cleveland. 
Its a gosh darn Duckpocalypse!
Oswald Cobblepot was not available for comment.
As does the word âstunningâ.
Your pic is weirder!
Good to know I wasnât the only one underwhelmed by the duck density. Weâre both jaded and full of imagination, each and every one.
This better approaches my mental âfilled with rubber ducksâ threshold:
âStunning⌠and thatâs not allâŚâ So Boing Boing is cool with b.s. click bait phrasing and hyperbole now?
Oh⌠DUCKS! Read that wrong the first time, and was expecting a much more interesting pictureâŚ
This photographer had better not put them there himself or Errol Morris is going to tear him a new lens hole.
Weegee, the great photojournalist of New York in the 1930s and 40s was adamant that readers would want to see a dead guys hat in shot when photographing gangland killings. If the hat wasnât in the right place, heâd move it. If there was no hat around, Weegee would toss his own hat in to complete the composition. The camera never lies⌠but photographers usual do 
I wonder if there was ever such a thing as a ârubber duckâ or if they have always been plastic? Not enough to Google it, obviously 
Yep. A brief history and some nice patent illos here: Rubber Duck Pond Duck History
I wondered too. 
Thanks for that. The 1933 Patent appears to show a goose being force fed to make PâtÊ de Foie Gras.
Boing Boing headline writer latest victim of stunning virus
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