Preuit Holland

ring·er1|ˈriNGər| noun 1. a per­son who is highly proficient at a particular skill and is brought in to supplement a team:  it was known that the winning firm brought in a paid ringer. • an athlete or horse fraudulently substituted for another to gain an advantage:  league eligibility rules were ignored and ringers began suiting up. • informal a person or thing that looks exactly like another:  he's a ringer for the actor Marcello Mastroianni. 2. a person or device that rings something.

A woman sitting on a couch on top of a house. A reporter on location standing in a dry riverbed. This guy walks into a bar filled with beautiful women. A man sitting at a desolate bus stop alone. A terrified woman swims underwater toward the camera. A Shelter Insurance agent is out jogging when he sees a neighbor in need. A ventriloquist sings while drinking a glass of water. An eldery woman, a baking expert. An undercover cop poses as a clerk in a convenience store. Thirsty cowboys search downtown Toronto for a beer.
Tahitian man in a green crown. A closeup of Antonio Canova's 1793 marble sculpture, Eros and Psyche, which depicts Eros reviving Psyche with a kiss. A goofy accountant who picked the wrong insurance plan. A couple vacations at the seaside in Laguna Beach. A beautiful Tahitian woman wearing a pareo looks across the ocean. A power company lineman grins while electric sparks jump from his head.

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