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Bobby Henderson
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"Right turn, Clyde."

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Monte L Fullmer
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Now, when does a widow carry the hourglass marking on its rump..?

I killed two of those icky things on my property this last week...luckilly they were outside..

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Jonathan Althaus
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quote: Bobby Henderson
pain similar to that of appendicitis or labor pains. That kind of pain might make me wish I had died.
Appendicitis pain is overrated, its the bursting thats painful. But the morphine rocks. And then the vicodin when you get out. Built up 7 prints of Spiderman 3 (great tie-in, eh?) on vicodin, or so I've been told. Don't remember that week at all.

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John Wilson
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Allison Parsons
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John,
Is that the Prince Charles in London?

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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That's why I don't torrent, I just buy them off the street.

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John Wilson
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quote: Allison Parsons
John,
Is that the Prince Charles in London?

Yes, it is. I saw it on Jen's video and googled the pic.

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Bobby Henderson
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quote: Jonathan Althaus
Appendicitis pain is overrated, its the bursting thats painful.
I am 100% out on any appendicitis whether the appendix bursts or not. One of my high school friends, a fellow named Paul Hermann, had an acute onset of appendicitis while we were all hanging out on a Friday night in old Quantico. Paul suddenly just dropped to the sidewalk crying in agony. It really scared the hell out of us. Very unpleasant. His appendix hadn't burst yet, but the doctors said it was very plump and ready to pop. When Paul got out of the hospital he was able to gross us out about medical procedures, like the "finger wave."
[Eek!]

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John Wilson
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I like the new title better, but that plank's sure crowded now. Strong piece of wood too...not even bending under all that weight.

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John Wilson
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[Eek!]

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John Wilson
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Mmmmm.... Leffe. [beer]

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Ben Wales
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The Captain on this Ferry ask all Overweight Passengers move over to the other side! [Eek!]

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Tim Reed
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Bobby Henderson
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I had some unexpected "fun" taking photos of a finished neon sign destined to be installed in the front window of a local business.

After setting up my tripod and camera for a front on shot of the sign, I went into the camera's menu to set the shutter on a 2 second timer. I didn't have a remote shutter release handy (but will have a new one in a few days). Here's the unexpected thing: once I selected that 2 second button my camera immediately started taking pictures. Over and over and over again. I powered off the camera and turned it on again. It resumed taking multiple photos. WTF!? I powered down the camera and took it off the tripod. I walked away from the neon sign and turned on the camera again to see if I could figure out this mess. This time the camera acted normally. Hmm. I walked back over to the sign and pointed the camera at the red neon. It started firing shots again. Bingo.

I guess when I set that 2 second timer function the camera enabled any kind of infrared light to automatically trip the shutter. When I put the camera back into "single shot" mode it behaved normally. However, I was stuck with having to be very careful in pressing the button to keep from shaking up the shots. Still, I came away with some decent ones.

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The top part is a very reduced view of the whole 5616 X 3744 image. The lower part is a 550 pixel wide extraction of the full sized image. The 5X and 10X zoom functions in Live View are very handy at manually tweaking the focus.

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