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Randy Stankey
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It's not the face you fuck. It's the fuck you face.

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John Wilson
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John Wilson
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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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The "handwriting" looks like anything but.

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John Wilson
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Yeah, it's cracked.com

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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."

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The least thing they could have done is use real handwriting for the red ink notes rather than a script typeface. Scripts are painfully easy to spot. Just look for any repeating characters. Like in the word "see." Done.
[Roll Eyes]

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John Wilson
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They're not made by Cracked. It's part of their weekly competitions.

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Gregory Marshall
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Adam... not an Eprad platter! No!!!!!!

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Scott Norwood
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Hot dog. From an Indians game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Summer, 1992.

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Brad Miller
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John Wilson
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Scott,

I can't believe you still have that Hot Dog. Those preservatives in them sure work well.

Brad,

That's a beaut.

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Randy Stankey
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I've been posting a lot of pictures on Flickr.com, lately.
http://www.flickr.com/randystankey (Film scans only.)

These two pictures have had the greatest number of hits in the last two weeks:

Lifeguard on Presque Isle.
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Bubbles at Sunset Point.
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Y'know, I never thought about it when I took the photos but I can sort of understand that pictures of girls on the beach would be popular but, for cryin' out loud! That girl in the second picture is only 13 years old!

Are people really just a bunch of hornballs or am I just that naive?

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Kurt Zupin
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That lifeguard is cute. Its sad Randy but people are hornballs. I could tell the girl was young before I read your caption. However wearing a two piece suit that's about 4 years older then she is doesn't help make her not look older. They are great shots though, love the black and white. Guessing you shot them?

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Randy Stankey
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Yup. Shot all of the photos on that Flickr page with film. Virtually no digital there. (Maybe 5 or 6 out of almost 200.)

The lifeguard was meant to be sort of a fashion shot. I expected that one to get a few looks but it was not meant to be a bathing suit shot.

With the second one, I was shooting the older kid playing with the younger kids. (That Asian kid with the big stick was pissing me off because he was popping all the bubbles before any of the other kids had a chance to play.) Yeah, I realize that the older girl is cute but I never thought of her anything more than "cute." She might be 13 going on 30 but you see that all the time on the beach. She still wears braces, for cryin' out loud!

BTW: Comments and criticism on my Flickr page are very much appreciated. The main reason I post on Flickr is to help me decide which pictures to make darkroom prints from.

Of course, I like my pictures but it can get expensive buying paper and chemistry. Working on just the ones that people like best helps me keep cost down and allows me to focus my efforts on the best ones.

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Aaron Garman
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The Hitchcock's Nightmare is a great photo. Nice work! I too love black and white photography.

AJG

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