Why is there always Geek Talk at 2am! #0.6x5 (Enter at your own risk!)

vipergts831 wrote in post #12020339
YES NEW DIGITAL REV REVIEW:

FUJI FILM X100

http://www.youtube.com …wGWYc&feature=u​ploademail

Mayra said she is buying this right now instead of the M9

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i can see buying one for my gf too

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12020431
i can see buying one for my gf too

don't be so cheap Martin

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12019093
The US does not use Robertson screws (the squares). It's a Canadian invention. They use everything else.

Funny - I have several Robertson drivers . . .

vipergts831 wrote in post #12018869
**Goes into his iphone looking for an App to respond to this comment**

Damn it i though there was an App for everything like the commercials say

Here - my Nokia has one. Or would you prefer the one on my Windows Mobile?

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12019190
Here's the Top 50 Canadian inventions. Count how many are important to you

http://www.dpcdsb.org …p_Canadian_Inve​ntions.pdf

Well, off the top of my head, nobody's yet invented an "Anti-gravity Suit". And Alexander Graham Bell was a Scot working in Boston when he invented the telephone, who later moved to Cape Breton Island. The initial patent was in the US as well.

monk3y wrote in post #12020405
hahaha your probably as old as those rocks...

Time to blow his cover. He is one of those rocks.

Jon wrote in post #12020464
Funny - I have several Robertson drivers . . .
Here - my Nokia has one. Or would you prefer the one on my Windows Mobile?


Time to blow his cover. He is one of those rocks.

haha wow!!! you must be the only one using Nokia here Jon its very popular here in the Philippines, I used to own a couple as well...but recently I find them uhhmmm not worth the money IMHO.

yeah... he admits that he is as old as dirt...so he must be one of those rocks

It Just Works with S60 and it's unlocked (which is hard to come by in the States). Plus GPS and free maps along with a couple of good ephemeris programs and a handy pocket planetarium. And I have my library listed in a database on it. N97 FTW. Although when this fades out, I'll probably go Android, like my tablet is.

Jon wrote in post #12020464
Well, off the top of my head, nobody's yet invented an "Anti-gravity Suit". And Alexander Graham Bell was a Scot working in Boston when he invented the telephone, who later moved to Cape Breton Island. The initial patent was in the US as well.

The anti-gravity suit is used by jet pilots to allow them to withstand high g-forces without blacking out.

Alexander Graham Bell was living in Ontario when he invented the telephone. First long distance phone call was from Brantford to Paris, Ontario.

Jon wrote in post #12020511
It Just Works with S60 and it's unlocked (which is hard to come by in the States). Plus GPS and free maps along with a couple of good ephemeris programs and a handy pocket planetarium. And I have my library listed in a database on it. N97 FTW. Although when this fades out, I'll probably go Android, like my tablet is.

actually GF has the N97 as well as the iphone... we are trying to sell it as she is no longer using it after she got the iphone I myself got the cheap Blackberry 8520 which for me is very very good for what I need it to be...

unfortunately I can't use GPS here with Nokia yet, or at least I don't know how to

what do you do with the N97 + S60?

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12020544
The anti-gravity suit is used by jet pilots to allow them to withstand high g-forces without blacking out.

Alexander Graham Bell was living in Ontario when he invented the telephone. First long distance phone call was from Brantford to Paris, Ontario.

hahahaha... that's funny Jon... I kinda agree with Mel here specially on the first one

Yes, I am at least as old as some of these rocks, so respect your elders!!! (Like that's gonna happen here!)

View northeast from my back door during recent snowstorm.

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Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12020544
The anti-gravity suit is used by jet pilots to allow them to withstand high g-forces without blacking out.

Alexander Graham Bell was living in Ontario when he invented the telephone. First long distance phone call was from Brantford to Paris, Ontario.

Wrong. Sorry to burst your bubble. The suit that pilots wear is the "G-suit" not the "Anti-gravity suit", regardless of who invented it. It doesn't eliminate gravity. It reduces upper-torso blood loss due to gravity.

And Alexander Graham Bell was living in Boston, MA, as a teacher of the deaf, when he invented the first telephone. He was working for the Hubbard family, teaching their deaf daughter Mabel (later his wife) to speak at the time.

20droger wrote in post #12020604
Yes, I am at least as old as some of these rocks, so respect your elders!!! (Like that's gonna happen here!)

View northeast from my back door during recent snowstorm.

that's your backyard? damn!!

how big is that town Roger?

Jon wrote in post #12020615
Wrong. Sorry to burst your bubble. The suit that pilots wear is the "G-suit" not the "Anti-gravity suit", regardless of who invented it. It doesn't eliminate gravity. It reduces upper-torso blood loss due to gravity.

And Alexander Graham Bell was living in Boston, MA, as a teacher of the deaf, when he invented the first telephone. He was working for the Hubbard family, teaching their deaf daughter Mabel (later his wife) to speak at the time.

you guys know so much

lets all go watch the history channel now

monk3y wrote in post #12020448
don't be so cheap Martin

ya your right , maybe if i bought her an M9 JD would let me borrow his lens

pixiepearls wrote in post #12020655
lets all go watch the history channel now

why? what's in there?

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12020658
ya your right , maybe if i bought her an M9 JD would let me borrow his lens

hahahaha... true... no substitute for a true M9

its like saying, I should buy her a ring with stone cut from the bottom of a glass...anyway it still looks like a real diamond