L.J.G. wrote in post #14051467
Yeh, but MOko's rat eating stalker was the newcomer
I haven't checked my dipstick for years
Yeh, but MOko's rat eating stalker was the newcomer
I haven't checked my dipstick for years
I wonder where he is? Behind Moko? 
vipergts831 Has the TF retired? Or just being utterly lazy?  44,159 posts Gallery: 42 photos Likes: 561 Joined Apr 2009 Location: Taking better shots with an iPhone than MDJAK with a 1DX More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:49 | #6991 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051467 Yeh, but MOko's rat eating stalker was the newcomer I haven't checked my dipstick for years I wonder where he is? Behind Moko? -Omar- Flickr
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L.J.G. "Not brigth enough"  More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:51 | #6992 |
vipergts831 Has the TF retired? Or just being utterly lazy? 44,159 posts Gallery: 42 photos Likes: 561 Joined Apr 2009 Location: Taking better shots with an iPhone than MDJAK with a 1DX More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:52 | #6993 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051559 Oh dear, that's a bit like getting your prostrate checked, you have to make sure your doctor doesn't have both hands on your shoulders  -Omar- Flickr
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wuzzittoya Goldmember  2,551 posts Joined Aug 2011 Location: rural Missouri More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:52 | #6994 See? Bull - no ring.  I like to push buttons on thingies that take pictures. Sometimes I like to push other buttons, too.
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MOkoFOko nut impotent and avoiding Geoff  19,889 posts Likes: 22 Joined Jun 2010 Location: Michigan More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:54 | #6996 Open request for anyone who owns Gitzo tripods or monopods--when you've got multiple twist-lock columns, do you notice that one are more don't extend/retract smooth? I've got a 5-series monopod, 6 sections, and the top two are a bit tight to pull in-out. The other 3 move as smooth as butter.
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vipergts831 Has the TF retired? Or just being utterly lazy? 44,159 posts Gallery: 42 photos Likes: 561 Joined Apr 2009 Location: Taking better shots with an iPhone than MDJAK with a 1DX More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:55 | #6997 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051574 Nice bull Wuzzi, so now we know you are no bull. Omar, the sound of a rubber glove snapping on still sends chills down my spine I shutter at just the thought of that eventual day coming! -Omar- Flickr
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L.J.G. "Not brigth enough" More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:57 | #6998 |
vipergts831 Has the TF retired? Or just being utterly lazy? 44,159 posts Gallery: 42 photos Likes: 561 Joined Apr 2009 Location: Taking better shots with an iPhone than MDJAK with a 1DX More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:57 | #6999 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051602 Naw, its all good these days, it is done with a blood test. It takes away the fear of having it I can tell you hahaha
-Omar- Flickr
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wuzzittoya Goldmember 2,551 posts Joined Aug 2011 Location: rural Missouri More info | Mar 08, 2012 15:59 | #7000 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051574 Nice bull Wuzzi, so now we know you are no bull. Omar, the sound of a rubber glove snapping on still sends chills down my spine He is hubby's uncle's bull. I think it might be getting sold to hubby's youngest son since hubby's uncle has decided it might be time to retire (he's in his eighties). Hubby assured me I could have walked up to him and gotten closer pictures, but between him not knowing me and seeing all the flies, I decided it wasn't worth the risk. I like to push buttons on thingies that take pictures. Sometimes I like to push other buttons, too.
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L.J.G. "Not brigth enough" More info | Mar 08, 2012 16:00 | #7001 |
AngryCorgi -Bouncing Boy- a POTN peion  11,547 posts Likes: 7 Joined Aug 2005 Location: Surrounded by bunnies, squirrels and a couple of crazy corgis in NoVA... More info | Mar 08, 2012 16:01 | #7002 vipergts831 wrote in post #14051548 I know your not talking to me.  I posted an image yesterday about it I missed it...linky?? AngryCorgi
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L.J.G. "Not brigth enough" More info | Mar 08, 2012 16:01 | #7003 wuzzittoya wrote in post #14051617 He is hubby's uncle's bull. I think it might be getting sold to hubby's youngest son since hubby's uncle has decided it might be time to retire (he's in his eighties). Hubby assured me I could have walked up to him and gotten closer pictures, but between him not knowing me and seeing all the flies, I decided it wasn't worth the risk. Geez, you like keeping it in the family don't you? You aren't from the hills of Kentucky are you? Lloyd
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wuzzittoya Goldmember 2,551 posts Joined Aug 2011 Location: rural Missouri More info | Mar 08, 2012 16:06 | #7004 L.J.G. wrote in post #14051634 Geez, you like keeping it in the family don't you? You aren't from the hills of Kentucky are you? Nope - hubby's family are century farmers in Missouri, though, meaning that the land that is currently being farmed by them has been farmed by that family for at least 100 years. I'm actually a transplant from back east (the coal-mining hills of Pennsylvania). Getting things like breeding stock and farming equipment from retiring family members is great, though - usually they give you a more than fair enough price and they don't have to deal with the hassle of finding someone else to buy it, whether or not the payment will be good, etc. It's a way for the generations to help each other. I like to push buttons on thingies that take pictures. Sometimes I like to push other buttons, too.
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