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short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:05
Why would anyone want leather chairs when there is camera gear to buy? :lol: :p
I was thinking that, too....:)
Really :rolleyes:go get yourself a good bean bag at a yard sale;)
Nothing like a good set of pots and pans!!
I have a little All-Clad fetish:oops:
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:08
All-Clad is some GORGEOUS stuff.
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:11
I drooled over a set at BB&B when we were looking, but had to pass on them.
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:12
Evening all!!
Who wants coffee?
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:12
I also love and tenderly care for my cast iron skillets. A good cared for and seasoned cast iron skillet is more stick free than Teflon any day providing there is a bit of fat or oil in the pan.
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:12
Not much... A AAA should be sufficient :D
Just one? Is that for a single flash, then toss the battery? I tried loading up the AA battery holder for my 20D's grip once (alkalines though, not NiMH or Lithium). I only got three or four shots out of it before I was out of juice. No onboard flash either, but I don't remember what lens I was using at the time. It may have been using IS.
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:13
I drooled over a set at BB&B when we were looking, but had to pass on them.
Yeah unless you have money like Pete:p you have to buy them one at a time like lenses. A collection of sorts.
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:13
Why would anyone want leather chairs when there is camera gear to buy?
I was thinking that, too....:)
Speaking of buying stuff......
Wade and I have our birthdays in the same month, so we usually go in together and get something we both want. (I know there was talk about that earlier... it means we're old, right? :p)
Anyway, this weekend, we got a set of stainless steel/copper bottom cookware.
We have bought probably 4 different pot/pan sets since we got married. Teflon just doesn't last. But we had a Stainless Steel frying pan that we were given as a wedding gift that we still have, and love.
SO we decided enough is enough! No more teflon in this house. !!
I LOVE them. Beautiful.
OF COURSE.... just to clarify for Kody.... what we spent on cookware wouldn't have been enough to get ANY camera gear that we don't already have. So the choice was easy. :p
Really :rolleyes:go get yourself a good bean bag at a yard sale;)
I have a little All-Clad fetish:oops:
In reply to all you nay sayers... the wife does not share my love of photography.. YET! >:( That being said, she's obviously going to be more interested in buying something to round out the seating options in the livingroom, over me getting a 17-40. Believe me, I'd much rather being buying gear. Remember though, I am still somewhat newly married. We have not acquired all the wonderful things you all have, so I don't have extra monies to be getting camera stuffs all that often.
Thanks for tuning in.
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:15
Yeah unless you have money like Pete:p you have to buy them one at a time like lenses. A collection of sorts.
Hey... I bought all of my gear one at a time!!
Well, at one point it was one a week, but it was one at a time!! :p
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:16
Evening all!!
Who wants coffee? MmmMmMmmMmmmmm! Coffee.
I also love and tenderly care for my cast iron skillets. A good cared for and seasoned cast iron skillet is more stick free than Teflon any day providing there is a bit of fat or oil in the pan.Yep. I LOVE cooking in cast iron as well.
In reply to all you nay sayers...
Thanks for tuning in. :p :p We sit in beanbags. :lol: :lol:
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:20
:p :p We sit in beanbags. :lol: :lol:
Furniture should be cheap and serve multiple purposes!
My "couch" is a $300 futon that opens up into a Full bed, big enough for me, two kittehs and Ashley to sleep on.
BearLeeAlive
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:20
Then just minutes after that, I got another text that said, "Graphics is officially over and I am on my way to stupid animal science. You can talk about me all you want now."
:lol:
Oh goody.
Man, those teenage girls, real cute, but now that those hormones are kicking in, what a pain in the butt they can be. Oh, and have you noticed that they are starting to think they know everything, just wait 'til they get older and find out how much the really don't know. :p
EDIT: And I have a bunch more, but I'm a bit afraid Marian may have learned the good ol' fish slap from Momma. :lol:
Why would anyone want leather chairs when there is camera gear to buy? :lol: :p
LOL, just what I was thinkin' too.
But to be fair, sometimes you have to compromise in a relationship, or so I've heard....
....I had to buy a bunch of living room furniture a year ago after buying a bunch of camera gear. :)
Wade and I have our birthdays in the same month, so we usually go in together and get something we both want. (I know there was talk about that earlier... it means we're old, right? :p)
Naw, practical. Old is when you stop buying stuff for each other at all. :)
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:21
In reply to all you nay sayers... the wife does not share my love of photography.. YET! >:( That being said, she's obviously going to be more interested in buying something to round out the seating options in the livingroom, over me getting a 17-40. Believe me, I'd much rather being buying gear. Remember though, I am still somewhat newly married. We have not acquired all the wonderful things you all have, so I don't have extra monies to be getting camera stuffs all that often.
Thanks for tuning in.
Kody, I furnished my entire house before I spent any significant $ on camera gear. And leather living room furniture was one of the first things on the list :mrgreen: I wanna see shots of your chairs when you get 'em.
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:21
Oh goody.
Man, those teenage girls, real cute, but now that those hormones are kicking in, what a pain in the butt they can be. Oh, and have you noticed that they are starting to think they know everything, just wait 'til they get older and find out how much the really don't know. :p
ROFL! I'm saving this for her. ;) :p
BearLeeAlive
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:23
Furniture should be cheap and serve multiple purposes!
You wanna try to explain that one to my wife? :D
C'mon, I dare ya. :lol:
BearLeeAlive
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:24
ROFL! I'm saving this for her. ;) :p
Did you catch the edit to that post too. :p
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:24
Kody, I furnished my entire house before I spent any significant $ on camera gear. And leather living room furniture was one of the first things on the list :mrgreen: I wanna see shots of your chairs when you get 'em.
if we decide to keep them I will share some photos. We've never sat in them, the price was just too good to pass up though. :) I might be able to find a link to them on costco.com though... one sec.
edit: no longer on the website... so I'll have to take some photos of them. :)
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:25
ROFL! I'm saving this for her. ;) :p
Save it for later, too. That all applies to boys as well. Or, so I've been told... By my parents. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Well... Maybe not that "cute" part. But, you know what I mean!
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:25
Furniture should be cheap and serve multiple purposes!
. :lol: :lol: :lol: Like the infamous coffee table/magazine rack/dinner table/footrest/desk/catch all?? :lol:
Guineh
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:26
Just one? Is that for a single flash, then toss the battery? I tried loading up the AA battery holder for my 20D's grip once (alkalines though, not NiMH or Lithium). I only got three or four shots out of it before I was out of juice. No onboard flash either, but I don't remember what lens I was using at the time. It may have been using IS.
Nah, the battery could likely be used hundreds of times. The flash only requires a tiny jolt to get it going. You're forgetting these are single use items. They burn (very quickly, very brightly and very hotly) instead of storing up a high voltage charge, bridging the gap and discharging through xenon gas. No charging capacitors, no huge expenditure of energy. Just a simple small spark. Even static electricity can set the bulb off.
(eta) Your camera eats AA's for breakfast because of the image sensor... Takes a lot of energy to run such a chip. I have a P&S that could get through 10 shots on a standard alkaline battery, and that was it!
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:26
Did you catch the edit to that post too. :p LOL!!! No, I had missed that. :lol: :lol:
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:26
You wanna try to explain that one to my wife? :D
C'mon, I dare ya. :lol:
Sorry. I can't help you... You used the "w" word. That changes everything... :lol: :lol:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:26
if we decide to keep them I will share some photos. We've never sat in them, the price was just too good to pass up though. :) I might be able to find a link to them on costco.com though... one sec.
okay cool *waits patiently*. They use some top of the line leather on their furniture...the last ones I looked at there were Natuzzi. Very impressive.
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:28
okay cool *waits patiently*. They use some top of the line leather on their furniture...the last ones I looked at there were Natuzzi. Very impressive.
See my edit...
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:29
We have not acquired all the wonderful things you all have,
All our furniture, except for a few inherited antiques, is used crapulence. Tell your wife she is getting a bean bag and you are getting glass. Promise to take a picture of a leather couch for her;).
Now that we are on the topic of talking to your spouse, I have a question. Leyla is getting a brake controller wired into her Jeep so she can pull the horse trailer when I am not available. I said we should test drive it around before she puts horses in it. I suggested she ride in the trailer so we could see how it pulls with weight on it. Was that the wrong thing to say:lol:? It seems to have been:confused:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:29
See my edit...
gotcha...okay
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:31
All our furniture, except for a few inherited antiques, is used crapulence. Tell your wife she is getting a bean bag and you are getting glass. Promise to take a picture of a leather couch for her;).
If only it were that easy...
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:33
I suggested she ride in the trailer so we could see how it pulls with weight on it. Was that the wrong thing to say? It seems to have been
:lol::lol: :evil: :lol: :evil: :lol::lol: :evil:
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:33
:lol: :lol: :lol: Like the infamous coffee table/magazine rack/dinner table/footrest/desk/catch all?? :lol:
I had one of those multi-use tables before the move, but I tossed it with a bunch of other stuff. You're making me nostalgic. I need to find a new one. :lol:
Nah, the battery could likely be used hundreds of times. The flash only requires a tiny jolt to get it going. You're forgetting these are single use items.
Not forgetting... I missed that little detail! I shoulda known, though. When you said "flash bulbs", it reminded my little brain of those tiny things I used to plug into the Kodak Brownie my mother gave me back in the late 60's or early 70's. I didn't think you could possibly be referring to similar technology! :lol:
Guineh
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:36
Not forgetting... I missed that little detail! I shoulda known, though. When you said "flash bulbs", it reminded my little brain of those tiny things I used to plug into the Kodak Brownie my mother gave me back in the late 60's or early 70's. I didn't think you could possibly be referring to similar technology! :lol:
I remember my dad's Polaroid had those neat little banks of flash cubes. 4 across, IIRC, it had 8 flashes, all you had to do was turn it around.
These bulbs are a little bigger, I think...
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:37
I had one of those multi-use tables before the move, but I tossed it with a bunch of other stuff. You're making me nostalgic. I need to find a new one. :lol: we've had ours for about as long as we've been married. Next door neighbors were moving, and gave it to us. Ugliest piece of furniture we own. :lol: :lol: And I love it.
Not forgetting... I missed that little detail! I shoulda known, though. When you said "flash bulbs", it reminded my little brain of those tiny things I used to plug into the Kodak Brownie my mother gave me back in the late 60's or early 70's. I didn't think you could possibly be referring to similar technology! :lol:I remember those!!! I had the four sided ones. the little cubes with one flash on each side.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:40
All our furniture, except for a few inherited antiques, is used crapulence. Tell your wife she is getting a bean bag and you are getting glass. Promise to take a picture of a leather couch for her;).
LOL spoken like a true guy :lol:
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:42
I remember my dad's Polaroid had those neat little banks of flash cubes. 4 across, IIRC, it had 8 flashes, all you had to do was turn it around.
My Brownie is even older than that. One bulb at a time in this one, baby. I still remember the two little wires that stuck out the back end of the bulb, one folded over onto each side of it, even though I haven't seen one of those bulbs in nearly 40 years! I have the camera right here next to my desk, though...
These bulbs are a little bigger, I think...
Yeah... I would imagine so. ;) :lol:
we've had ours for about as long as we've been married. Next door neighbors were moving, and gave it to us. Ugliest piece of furniture we own. :lol: :lol: And I love it.
I got mine when I entered high school and my parents bought me a new bedroom set. That was in 1978. Like I said, I finally tossed it less than two months ago. That was the only piece of the bedroom set that lasted more than two years! :lol: I guess it made the rest of the purchase worth the price, whatever that was! :lol: :lol:
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:43
we've had ours for about as long as we've been married. Next door neighbors were moving, and gave it to us. Ugliest piece of furniture we own. :lol: :lol: And I love it.
This table. :lol: Multi-use craptacular. :cool:
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:46
We don't have little kids anymore, that's Ginger's toybox you can see behind Cara. :lol: :lol:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:47
We don't have little kids anymore, that's Ginger's toybox you can see behind Cara. :lol: :lol:
lol!! My cats have their own toybox (but I freely admit that they leave their toys under every piece of furniture we own!
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:48
A toy box for a cat? There's an effort in futility!
Guineh
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:48
lol!! My cats have their own toybox (but I freely admit that they leave their toys under every piece of furniture we own!
My wife, when she moved in had a basket full of toys for her cat. The basket was ironically shaped like a boat. I then dubbed it the boatload of toys.. :lol:
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:49
Naw, practical. Old is when you stop buying stuff for each other at all. :)
We must be very old then, we never buy anything for each other like holiday gifts, birthday and such. We will pick things up for the other just because on occasion tho.
Now that we are on the topic of talking to your spouse, I have a question. Leyla is getting a brake controller wired into her Jeep so she can pull the horse trailer when I am not available. I said we should test drive it around before she puts horses in it. I suggested she ride in the trailer so we could see how it pulls with weight on it. Was that the wrong thing to say:lol:? It seems to have been:confused:
I can't seem to locate the schmuck emoticon...
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:52
A toy box for a cat? There's an effort in futility!
TOO RIGHT!!
My wife, when she moved in had a basket full of toys for her cat. The basket was ironically shaped like a boat. I then dubbed it the boatload of toys.. :lol:
lol :)
I can't seem to locate the schmuck emoticon...
omgosh, I really did LOL!! :lol::lol::lol:
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:52
<evil grin>
Talking my friend into buying a Nissan 350Z...
Hehehehe
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:59
I also love and tenderly care for my cast iron skillets. A good cared for and seasoned cast iron skillet is more stick free than Teflon any day providing there is a bit of fat or oil in the pan.
they were some of the items that "accidentally went to the dump" before I could get back to get them. (you wouldn't believe all the things that "accidentally went to the dump"- I am tempted to think that I would locate some of them if I visited the homes of the "friends" I paid to help me. :confused:) Some of them had been around since I was a kid. I loved my cast iron and my copper clad. used them more often than my calaphon. I went through 3 full sets of pots and a few pieces plus 7 cast iron pieces to 1 large stew pot, a 4 qt pot, a small pan and a warped skillet- all cheapos packed in my "gotta pick up and go NOW" boxes.
arrrgggghhhh. too much thinking. time for lots of wine. . .unless someoen has some gatorade to share.
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 14:59
<evil grin>
Talking my friend into buying a Nissan 350Z...
Hehehehe
Nice car! :)
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:03
Yeah. The look very sweet. He wants it. He just needs a healthy kick up the rear to make him do it.
He just pulled out of buying an RX-8, so I think he might be tempted...!
thomascanty
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:06
arrrgggghhhh. too much thinking. time for lots of wine. . .unless someoen has some gatorade to share.
Sorry, but you won't get much help from me. I resisted moving for so long! Now almost all I can think of is what I miss, lost, or know I brought with me but can't #&!$% FIND!?!
Moving sucks! I don't want to ever do it again...
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:06
Yeah. The look very sweet. He wants it. He just needs a healthy kick up the rear to make him do it.
He just pulled out of buying an RX-8, so I think he might be tempted...!
The 350 is way better than the Rx-8 imueo.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:08
Moving sucks! I don't want to ever do it again...
IT DOES!! We bought our house 2 1/2 years ago and I STILL have boxes to unpack :lol::lol: (it sort of reminds me of the opening scene of "the Incredibles") :lol:
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:08
The 350 is way better than the Rx-8 imueo.
imueo. that's a new one. "In my un-educated opinion?"
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:09
The 350 is way better than the Rx-8 imueo.
No brainer. The RX-8 hates being shut down when the engine's not fully warmed up. When you try and start it afterward, it's already flooded.
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:11
Darn, he's bottling out. The wuss!!
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:23
imueo. that's a new one. "In my un-educated opinion?"
You're so smart Cat! :)
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:24
You're so smart Cat! :) I am!! imueo. :lol:
theague
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:28
I love creating new ones. :)
Mgdh
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:37
I just spoke to the shipper...do you guys know that even if you sell your (camera, lens whatever) for a certain amount and you insure it for that amount, if you don't have your original receipt for it proving it's worth that amount AND that YOU PAID that amount, UPS won't pay you?
Fortunately I keep the receipts for everything. But still...this is so frustrating.
:shock: Glad you've got the receipts, Lisa, but even so!!!!!!
Evening all!!
Who wants coffee?
Hey Pete. Hmm, you got any tea around? I shall I make some?
Hey... I bought all of my gear one at a time!!
Well, at one point it was one a week, but it was one at a time!! :p
http://newquay-plus.co.uk/POTN/smilies/rotfl.gif
MmmMmMmmMmmmmm! Coffee.
I thought you'd stopped drinki.... oh, right, that was just not as often, wasn't it ;):lol:
Nah, the battery could likely be used hundreds of times. The flash only requires a tiny jolt to get it going. You're forgetting these are single use items. They burn (very quickly, very brightly and very hotly) instead of storing up a high voltage charge, bridging the gap and discharging through xenon gas. No charging capacitors, no huge expenditure of energy. Just a simple small spark. Even static electricity can set the bulb off.
(eta) Your camera eats AA's for breakfast because of the image sensor... Takes a lot of energy to run such a chip. I have a P&S that could get through 10 shots on a standard alkaline battery, and that was it!
The LCD screen on the back tends to eat the batteries much more than the sensor. At least that's what I found with my Olympus P&S. It would go on for ages without the LCD on. Use the LCD, I was changing batteries for a pasttime.
If only it were that easy...
Hehe - Yeah. I wish.
I remember those!!! I had the four sided ones. the little cubes with one flash on each side.
I remember those. I had that type on the Kodak Instamatic I was given. I had the one that needed the battery pack between camera and flash. Later versions the flash cuble went on the camera itself.
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:55
I thought you'd stopped drinki.... oh, right, that was just not as often, wasn't it ;):lol:
I said MMmmm.... I didn't say I wanted some. :p ;) I've been doing really well in that area. But I sure would like a cup. :lol: :lol:
Pete
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:57
Too late for coffee/tea now....
Hot chocolate... Mmmmmm
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 15:58
Mmmmmmmm.... with some peppermint schnapps. Mmmmmm
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:11
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Originally Posted by Permagrin
I just spoke to the shipper...do you guys know that even if you sell your (camera, lens whatever) for a certain amount and you insure it for that amount, if you don't have your original receipt for it proving it's worth that amount AND that YOU PAID that amount, UPS won't pay you?
Fortunately I keep the receipts for everything. But still...this is so frustrating.
Glad you've got the receipts, Lisa, but even so!!!!!!
lISA THIS HAPPENED TO ME ..WITH THE US POSTAL SERVICE
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:13
hEY IS THE BAR OPEN NOW???? I'LL TAKE A BRANDY WITH GINGER ALE PLEASE ...;LOL
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:14
HEY just for a laugh here is a candid i took the other day ~
http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l108/miniflash_2006/IMG_6760LargeWebview.jpg
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:17
Check out the footing of this one hahah makes me laugh ~
http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l108/miniflash_2006/IMG_7168LargeWebview.jpg
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:18
:lol: :lol:
*Slides a Brandy Ale to Deb*
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:34
hmm, it is cocktail hour isn't it...
When do you leave Deb? The colors weren't close to being peak this weekend in Mass, if you are going in a week you are going to be in for some GREAT foliage!
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:38
Now that we are on the topic of talking to your spouse, I have a question. Leyla is getting a brake controller wired into her Jeep so she can pull the horse trailer when I am not available. I said we should test drive it around before she puts horses in it. I suggested she ride in the trailer so we could see how it pulls with weight on it. Was that the wrong thing to say:lol:? It seems to have been:confused:
IT couldn't have been all that bad. . . you were still able to write this post!;)
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:53
:lol: :lol: Like the infamous coffee table/magazine rack/dinner table/footrest/desk/catch all?? :lol:
Okay, confession time. I have an *issue* with stacks. Irrational issue. We no longer have a table like that. I threw it out. The window. With all items aboard. :)
All our furniture, except for a few inherited antiques, is used crapulence. Tell your wife she is getting a bean bag and you are getting glass. Promise to take a picture of a leather couch for her;).
Now that we are on the topic of talking to your spouse, I have a question. Leyla is getting a brake controller wired into her Jeep so she can pull the horse trailer when I am not available. I said we should test drive it around before she puts horses in it. I suggested she ride in the trailer so we could see how it pulls with weight on it. Was that the wrong thing to say:lol:? It seems to have been:confused:
:eek:
And yet he lives.....
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:55
Okay, confession time. I have an *issue* with stacks. Irrational issue. We no longer have a table like that. I threw it out. The window. With all items aboard. :)
:lol: I HATE HATE stacks of stuff. And yet.... they are everywhere. It gives me the cold sweats.
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:59
:lol: I HATE HATE stacks of stuff. And yet.... they are everywhere. It gives me the cold sweats.transfer all stacks to pretty baskets then wait for that to start freaking you out. then you can move back to stacks or find another temporary solution. Sometimes you need to employ an eclectic approach and do a some of each. ;):lol::lol:
Jamie Holladay
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:59
BOO!
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 16:59
eek:shock:
I'm too old for that kind of stress on the ticker!
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:00
:lol: I HATE HATE stacks of stuff. And yet.... they are everywhere. It gives me the cold sweats.
I have sent more than one stack flying over the years. :) The kids all know when I have had my fill of their stacks in my space. I guess I give off some kind of warning signal :lol: They have gotten pretty good at confining their stacking sickness to their bedrooms :)
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:01
transfer all stacks to pretty baskets then wait for that to start freaking you out. then you can move back to stacks or find another temporary solution. Sometimes you need to employ an eclectic approach and do a some of each. ;):lol::lol:
:lol:
I have never taken to therapies well :confused:
BOO!
GAAAAAAAAA! *clutches heart*
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:03
hmm, it is cocktail hour isn't it...
When do you leave Deb? The colors weren't close to being peak this weekend in Mass, if you are going in a week you are going to be in for some GREAT foliage!
Crissa I leave tomarrow but will be there till the 24 th so i should get some pics :) It looks like rain for the rest of this week till Sunday and colder to in the 50's burr...haha I"ll bring my jammies with the feets in them !;)
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:06
Terri I think I'm a stackahoilic :(
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:08
LOL that and a pack rat ..But I"m way better than I use to be ater my mom died I learned ya don't wanta have to much stuff laying round for others to deal with ..So I"ve been practicing a mini me list apporch ..lol
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:09
Hi Jamie ..waving ..missed your sweetness round here :)
I"m getting ready to go out for dinner with my MIl ..yipeeeeeeeee shes a hoot
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:11
BOO! GAAAA!!!!!
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:22
So Cat, Terri what are you going to be for Halloween??
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:23
So Cat, Terri what are you going to be for Halloween??
:) I am going to parade around town as myself. Frightens all the kiddies *snicker*
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:27
Are we gonna get to see some wedding pics Terri?
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:28
I have sent more than one stack flying over the years. :) The kids all know when I have had my fill of their stacks in my space. I guess I give off some kind of warning signal :lol: They have gotten pretty good at confining their stacking sickness to their bedrooms :)THe boys' dad was a stacker. I thought I got rid of all my stacking problems by going to the root. Apparently it was contagious. I'm now somewhat afflicted so I make sure my furniture does double duty. . . for example, my end tables are really cool wooden file boxes on wrought iron stands. My place is too small to waste space sos things must do duoble duty when possible (although still look ~wu)
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:34
Are we gonna get to see some wedding pics Terri?
Probably will be Wednesday. I spent more time than I had planned culling and converting yesterday. Haven't gotten to the fine tuning yet :rolleyes:
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:37
THe boys' dad was a stacker. I thought I got rid of all my stacking problems by going to the root. Apparently it was contagious. I'm now somewhat afflicted so I make sure my furniture does double duty. . . for example, my end tables are really cool wooden file boxes on wrought iron stands. My place is too small to waste space sos things must do duoble duty when possible (although still look ~wu)
'Tis my mom's fault I am a stack-o-phobe.
She stacks EVERYTHING. When mom and dad had a house fire a few years back, we went to help them clear out some things so repairs could begin.
In my mothers front room, under the end table; magazines. From the 70's :shock:
I had to go outside and breathe, lol!
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 17:42
I finally posted funny shots from the trip:
Part1 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089225&postcount=7207)
Part2 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089259&postcount=7208)
Part3 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089455&postcount=7217)
and Part4 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089579&postcount=7226)
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:07
LOL! Those are great Lisa :D
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:08
love them Lisa!!
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:20
we had fun that day...I'm afraid the word incorrigible comes to mind every time we're all together :lol:
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:33
*sigh* I wanna be incorrigible *sigh*
BearLeeAlive
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:34
Funny shots Lisa. :)
misspix
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:39
I'm off...later taters :)
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 18:40
*sigh* I wanna be incorrigible *sigh*
Me too!!
I'll probably be incontinent before I ever again get a chance to be incorrigible.:( OR perhaps I'll just be incapacitated and the chance will come and I will be unable to recognize it.:cry::cry:
puddlepirate44
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:18
G'MAE, All! I'll post TR, then go and catch up:
Adventures with Jim: Mission Impossibull
http://tuppervilleranch.com/comics/MissionImpossibullT.jpg
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:24
So Cat, Terri what are you going to be for Halloween??Me. Just me. But maybe with a nose ring. :lol: :lol:
I finally posted funny shots from the trip:
Part1 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089225&postcount=7207)
Part2 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089259&postcount=7208)
Part3 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089455&postcount=7217)
and Part4 (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4089579&postcount=7226)AWESOME!! :lol: I loved them. Thanks for linking them here. I don't have time to stop into Tupperville very often anymore.
*sigh* I wanna be incorrigible *sigh*
"What's 'incorrigible'??"
"I think it means you want to be treated like a boy."
:lol: :lol: :lol:
BearLeeAlive
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:36
Adventures with Jim: Mission Impossibull
LOL, maybe the title gave it away, but right away I just knew what they was doin' :lol:
Me. Just me. But maybe with a nose ring. :lol: :lol:
Cat nekkid with just a nose ring, I like the idea. :p
eenorton
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:52
LOL, maybe the title gave it away, but right away I just knew what they was doin' :lol:
I *so* heard the music right away!! :lol:
Becky N
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:54
GGGAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!
I'm in exposure He** and can't recover.
Back to your normal chat.
puddlepirate44
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:55
OK, I went through and started my multi-quote thing, but somewhere along the way, I lost it, or something.
Hope you're doing well, All.
eenorton
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 19:59
GGGAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!
I'm in exposure He** and can't recover.
Back to your normal chat.
Uh oh. What happened?
OK, I went through and started my multi-quote thing, but somewhere along the way, I lost it, or something.
Hope you're doing well, All.
Hey Puds!
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:17
We don't have little kids anymore, that's Ginger's toybox you can see behind Cara. :lol: :lol:Jinx has a toy box.
I loved my cast iron and my copper clad. arrrgggghhhh. too much thinking. time for lots of wine. . .unless someoen has some gatorade to share.:( sorry Wu.
I finally posted funny shots from the trip:
Those are hilarious:lol: What was TD doing? I won't tell;)
G'MAE, All! I'll post TR, then go and catch up:
:lol: Thanks Dan:lol:
cfpackerfan
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:29
G'MAE, All! I'll post TR, then go and catch up:
Adventures with Jim: Mission Impossibull
http://tuppervilleranch.com/comics/MissionImpossibullT.jpg ROFLOL!!! :lol:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:39
*sigh* I wanna be incorrigible *sigh*
okay, I hereby dub thee "incorrigible" ;)
Funny shots Lisa. :)
thanks Jim
Me too!!
I'll probably be incontinent before I ever again get a chance to be incorrigible.:( OR perhaps I'll just be incapacitated and the chance will come and I will be unable to recognize it.:cry:
well you'd better start working out your "incorrigibleness" missy because I expect it to be in full gear by spring! :lol:
GGGAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!
I'm in exposure He** and can't recover.
Back to your normal chat.
uh oh...what happened?
Those are hilarious:lol: What was TD doing? I won't tell;)
I was hoping he'd come on and tell himself :lol:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:40
oh and these are my FOR REAL shots from the weekend LOOK LOOK LOOK (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4090196&postcount=7256) :lol:
wu_wei0
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:46
well you'd better start working out your "incorrigibleness" missy because I expect it to be in full gear by spring! :lol:
I'll work on it.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:47
*most happy dance* the lens was delivered (ups never contacted me...the buyer CALLED me to tell me that they found it and he went to pick it up)
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:47
oh and these are my FOR REAL shots from the weekend LOOK LOOK LOOK (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showpost.php?p=4090196&postcount=7256) :lol:
Beautiful Lisa:)
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:48
I'll work on it.
DO...because I think we should work on some Twins Trouble photos ourselves!:lol:
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:49
Beautiful Lisa:)
thanks Zaney :)
How's Marq today? And Leyla (I should have asked about her first, in the order of things but since Marq was in more dire straits, I guess I was thinking of him...)
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:56
I was hoping he'd come on and tell himself :lol:
Why in the world would I want to do that???
Truth be told, I was merely taking a picture. Somebody decided to take a picture of me doing it. It was a particularly unflattering pose (and the darned photo I took isn't even that great :rolleyes:).
What Ms. Permie seems to be forgetting is the whole concept of payback.
One must be careful when not familiar what others may have in their arsenal of unflattering shots before they tread into such territory. Just saying.
;):p;):p
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:57
thanks Zaney :)
How's Marq today? And Leyla (I should have asked about her first, in the order of things but since Marq was in more dire straits, I guess I was thinking of him...)
Everyone is well, thanks:). Marq is fine. We trotted him out and he is going just like normal. He lacerated the inside of one leg with the studs on the opposite shoe but it ultimately is superficial. Lacerations I can treat.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:57
Why in the world would I want to do that???
Truth be told, I was merely taking a picture. Somebody decided to take a picture of me doing it. It was a particularly unflattering pose (and the darned photo I took isn't even that great :rolleyes:).
What Ms. Permie seems to be forgetting is the whole concept of payback.
One must be careful when not familiar what others may have in their arsenal of unflattering shots before they tread into such territory. Just saying.
;):p
TD!! HI! :lol::lol:
and you know...I didn't post the shot (and really it's cute...not unflattering at all...unlike that full on backside shot you posted of me a week or so ago :lol:)
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:58
Everyone is well, thanks:). Marq is fine. We trotted him out and he is going just like normal. He lacerated the inside of one leg with the studs on the opposite shoe but it ultimately is superficial. Lacerations I can treat.
oh, very good to hear Zane!!
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 20:59
...unlike that full on backside shot you posted of me a week or so ago :lol:)
Oh yeah I saved it to background:lol::p
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:00
Oh yeah I saved it to background:lol::p
:p:p:p
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:01
I have a fairly nice photo of Lisa from Hood River - but I cut part of her arm off :-( The 400mm is not a good portrait lens...
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:01
I have a fairly nice photo of Lisa from Hood River - but I cut part of her arm off :-(
oh yeah, I wanna see that one (and the one of Puddle you took at the same time)
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:02
oh yeah, I wanna see that one (and the one of Puddle you took at the same time)
Can I post them publicly or do you want them via PM?
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:03
Can I post them publicly or do you want them via PM?
well, it depends on why it's "fairly" good :lol::lol:
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:06
well, it depends on why it's "fairly" good :lol::lol:
They really aren't bad :-D
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:07
They really aren't bad :-D
ok it's fine then.
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:08
I wanna see amputee Permi
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:09
Dan's photo didn't expose right, so it is all grainy due to recovering it in Lightroom:
http://www2.sandynet.org/potn/40D/10_6_2007-3022.jpg
But Lisa turned out much better (sorry Dan)
http://www2.sandynet.org/potn/40D/10_6_2007-3024.jpg
Skrim17
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:10
Nice jacket Permi!! I remember when you posted a link about wanting one.
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:12
Nice shots Scott they are fine looking people.
Do you guys not have lens hoods because you yous CP filters? Do you always use a CP for landscape stuff? Inquiring minds want to know.
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:13
Nice shots Scott they are fine looking people.
Do you guys not have lens hoods because you yous CP filters? Do you always use a CP for landscape stuff? Inquiring minds want to know.
Dan's hood is built onto the lens - it just slides out...
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:15
Nice shots Scott they are fine looking people.
Do you guys not have lens hoods because you yous CP filters? Do you always use a CP for landscape stuff? Inquiring minds want to know.
CPs sometimes. Depends on the lighting. ND Grads sometimes. Also depends on the lighting.
I tend to use the lens hoods. Although not on the 24-105. It seems pointless to me (it's so tiny)
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:16
lol...I was making a funny face :lol::lol:
and Crissa, that is the jacket...I broke down and bought it...and it's SO warm and cozy!
Becky N
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:17
I also love and tenderly care for my cast iron skillets. A good cared for and seasoned cast iron skillet is more stick free than Teflon any day providing there is a bit of fat or oil in the pan.
Yep, I've gone to all cast iron for my cook pans.
I finally posted funny shots from the trip:
Excellent
Adventures with Jim: Mission Impossibull
Saw that coming from the title. Now I have the earworm
Uh oh. What happened?
uh oh...what happened?
Dalmation costumes with black curtains and behind darker costumes. Oh, and Somberos without footlights. :rolleyes::(
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:17
CPs sometimes. Depends on the lighting. ND Grads sometimes. Also depends on the lighting.
I tend to use the lens hoods. Although not on the 24-105. It seems pointless to me (it's so tiny)
yeah, I hate the 24-105's hood...and it depends on what I'm shooting if I use the hood. I should use it more but I don't.
puddlepirate44
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:18
Nice shots Scott they are fine looking people.
Do you guys not have lens hoods because you yous CP filters? Do you always use a CP for landscape stuff? Inquiring minds want to know.
The lens I had on there is the 400 f/5.6. It has a built in lens hood. True, I don't use the lens hood very often, but I try to make sure I have the hood attached backwards on the lens in case I do need it (to defeat lens flare). With a CP on, I don't use the lens hood as the hood gets in the way of "dialing" the CP to appropriate "strength". In the above pics, we were on our way to photograph some kite surfers on the Columbia and I wanted to use the CP. There wasn't much sun out, so the CP really didn't make much of a difference. :rolleyes:
http://www.smugmug.com/photos/205107440-L.jpg
Becky N
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:18
Lisa your nice shots are gorgeous, those colors look like they are on fire they are so brillant.
puddlepirate44
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:20
Lisa your nice shots are gorgeous, those colors look like they are on fire they are so brillant.
That's the way it was out there, Becky. Very, very vibrant colors. TD and I both had to back off of our saturation when processing the shots as it was so "hot".
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:20
Lisa your nice shots are gorgeous, those colors look like they are on fire they are so brillant.
thanks...really the colors were so fabulous...we often (and this is BIG for our group) were rendered speechless...
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:20
Permi you look stylish in that coat ..:) nice pic of you
Hey funny pics of the puddles in trouble ..
Hi everyone ~
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:21
and Crissa, that is the jacket...I broke down and bought it...and it's SO warm and cozy!
And Dan was making odd noises and whimpering when we were talking about what would happen if you spilled coffee on the coat by accident... :D
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:21
we often (and this is BIG for our group) were rendered speechless...
Which doesn't happen often (and doesn't last for long)
puddlepirate44
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:23
Which doesn't happen often (and doesn't last for long)
:lol::lol:
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:25
Yep, I've gone to all cast iron for my cook pans.
Depending what I am making, I like a pan sauce, so my stainless skillets get a lot of use. Truth is I like to deglaze the pan with a bit of Madeira or sherry. I dip the pan to catch the flame from the burner and get that great big fire ball as the alcohol burns off. It is a way to play with fire while cooking:D
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:27
That's the way it was out there, Becky. Very, very vibrant colors. TD and I both had to back off of our saturation when processing the shots as it was so "hot".
A couple I don't think I've posted yet:
http://hoyboy.smugmug.com/photos/205152102-L-1.jpg
http://hoyboy.smugmug.com/photos/205223110-L-1.jpg
short5
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:29
A couple I don't think I've posted yet:
I need to move:rolleyes: Really nice Chris.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:31
very nice :)
this is my favorite.
A couple I don't think I've posted yet:
http://hoyboy.smugmug.com/photos/205152102-L-1.jpg
just seeing these makes me want to go get lost again and take some more!
I still have our "mud diggin'" shots to process...that was fun too :mrgreen:
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:32
hehe mud diggin ?? hahaha that should be good !
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:32
I need to move:rolleyes: Really nice Chris.
Thanks Zane. I appreciate it.
very nice :)
this is my favorite.
just seeing these makes me want to go get lost again and take some more!
I still have our "mud diggin'" shots to process...that was fun too :mrgreen:
HUH? We didn't get lost! We had Scott's map.
I'm thinking of going again this weekend. Might do the Santiam Pass area.
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:34
HUH? We didn't get lost! We had Scott's map.
It wasn't my map - I downloaded it from the stupid bird website... How many birds did we see again? Oh yeah - 4... how many photos of birds did we take? Yeah.. thought so.
Permagrin
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:35
hehe mud diggin ?? hahaha that should be good !
Hi Deb :)
yeah, I got some good mud-splash action!
HUH? We didn't get lost! We had Scott's map.
I'm thinking of going again this weekend. Might do the Santiam Pass area.
sorry, those "roads" didn't seem like civilization to me :lol:
I wish we could go too (not that you've invited us :lol:) but we have plans.
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:38
Hi Deb :)
yeah, I got some good mud-splash action!
sorry, those "roads" didn't seem like civilization to me :lol:
I wish we could go too (not that you've invited us :lol:) but we have plans.
Uh, if you haven't figured out that you have a standing invitation yet, I don't know what to tell ya. ;):p
And besides, I believe you mentioned that you were going to be OUT OF TOWN! :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:41
Permi sounds like fun :) good ole mud pies for all
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:43
ohoh getting late here and I got early morn and long drive tomarrow ..so if ya don't hear from me right away trust that I"m not SQuished okay ...Just playing up north ..checking out the EAST coast.....lol
Miniflash
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:44
Good night Friends ..see ya soon~
POOF"~~~~~~~~~
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:44
Permi sounds like fun :) good ole mud pies for all
Like TD's truck -
http://www2.sandynet.org/potn/40D/10_6_2007-2804.jpg
T.D.
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:45
Like TD's truck -
Nice one, Scott.
Hey, did you notice Miniflash's avi? Is that Thing 1 [Riley] or Thing 2 [Scott]?
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
timbernet
8th of October 2007 (Mon), 21:46
Nice one, Scott.
Hey, did you notice Miniflash's avi? Is that Thing 1 [Riley] or Thing 2 [Scott]?
:lol::lol::lol::lol:
Why are we in a cage?
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