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Photobombers - They're ALL AROUND ME!

My life has some of the best photobombs.  I've collected a few below:

The Double Bomb

I'm not sure when this one was taken. Judging from my tan and lack of facial hair, it's probably two weeks into our trip to Europe. It also could have been taken in our drive way inside of the 'Silver Bullet'. Or possibly after sending my uncle to the ER after his head connected with my cousin's front teeth during a game of Ultimate Frisbee. All I know for sure is that Stef was upset with us after checking the picture.


The Sneaky Bomb

Stef's Revenge on Belle. Phil was collateral damage.


The Flying Bomb

Fellow Shipmate, David, bombing a landscape shot off the back of our Yangsee River cruise ship, 2007.


The Animal Bomb

Hiking behind Y-Mount in 2008.


The Unintentional Bomb

Oblivious Eric at the Raintree, 2006.


The Staged version of the "Unintentional" bomb.
That Blue Man, Andrew, just popped up in this photo...and everyone elses' photos for that matter at that BYU vs. Wyoming Game 2008.


The Reverse Bomb

Jojo is classic in this shot at a Sushi Party. These two in the foreground (unintentionally) walked right in front of the shot, 2005.


The Creepy Guy Bomb

The more crowded and less familiar people are with one another, the more likely photobombing will occur. (This one, albeit, unintentional, is still hilarious.) Yep, it's the same creep from the shot above.


The Indiscreet Bomb

Four Raintree roommates. Three in front, Justin in back, 2006.


The Classic Bomb 

I hosted a 'Mocktail Party' at my apartment, 2006.


The Peeker Bomb

It took us months to figure out that Lee McCready had snuck into this picture I took of my roommates' ties, 2007.



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  1. NoelleMon Apr 20, 06:56:00 AM MDT

    That first pic was taken at Luther Burbank right after you bought your mouthguard post Rob/Andrew frisbee-teeth collision. Remember now? Good bombs. I like the ones where I recognize people. It makes it funnier.

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  2. evieperkinsMon Apr 20, 07:03:00 AM MDT

    Wow, that's an impressive collection. I think you've inspired me to begin photobombing people. :)

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  3. JustinMon Apr 20, 07:07:00 PM MDT

    Excellent bombing, Sr. Tanner. I'm glad the nose pick made the cut. I think your between-the-twin-ties bomb shows who the real master is. Oh, and B-money thinks the Ask 4 Jesus pic on your side bar is the funniest thing since mall cops on Segways.

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