Thanks for the input. I tried an early version of 6.x and went back to 4.79, so 7.x it
is for the next attempt.
Otis Wright
Antti-Pekka Virjonen wrote:
At 00:36 30.1.2003 -0500, you wrote:
Ditto. Communicator 4.79 and it is beginning to have trouble with a lot of sites
where Explorer works
. That's why I stay with 4.79. Neither 6.x nor 7.x have
shown they have even most of the bugs out, and they're still not
reliable as my 4.79 is.
keith whaley
Otis Wright, Jr. wrote:
Ditto. Communicator 4.79 and it is beginning to have trouble with a lot of sites
where Explorer works OK
Ditto. Communicator 4.79 and it is beginning to have trouble with a lot of sites
where Explorer works OK. I'm putting in a new system next week and will move on to
6.x and if it has problems Netscrape is done at this office.
Otis Wright
Keith Whaley wrote:
Me, too. Netscape Communicator
If digital products are going to erode 645 sales, then this will happen whether
Pentax produces digital or not and what Pentax has to decide is whether they
want piece of the action picked up by digital products or not. Very few mfrs.
have been able to protect a product from technology pressures
I picked up one a few months ago. I've used in the field (mostly with
digital cam) to handle special lighting requirements with reasonable success.
I've also used it with my SLRs for general work with only moderate success, I
need to work with it a bit more to work out how to best work with
I like mine very much. Took awhile to get the thumb trained, but I now much prefer it
to a mouse. I especially like now having to make space in my work area to move the
mouse around. Picked up a couple more for my other systems a few weeks ago.
Otis Wright
Mike Ignatiev wrote:
has
I'm only a sample of one, but I find I do better tracing and drawing with the
track ball than with the mouse. I admit, my drawing tasks are very simple. I
magnify anything that requires fine work, which I found I needed to do with the
mouse also.
Otis Wright
Herb Chong wrote:
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I tend to agree. I moved to to Photoshop late last year after using PD and PE
for a few years. The added horsepower has me to reduces my overall costs and
generally improve the overall quality of the photos I use in my work. I've found
the learning exercise to be interesting and helpful in
I don't think this sells. It may be true, but the general or periodic use
of profanity for effect is not effective in general, in my opinion.
I've worked with exceptional people all my life. They account for a small
percentage of the general scene and for the rest much stiffer get applied
--
You rang, ;-)
Doug Brewer wrote:
=damn=
At 12:27 AM -05001/11/03, Otis Wright, Jr. wrote, or at least typed:
I don't think this sells. It may be true, but the general or periodic use
of profanity for effect is not effective in general, in my opinion.
I've worked
x marks the spot --always..
Otis Wright
Keith Whaley wrote:
Pray tell, what IS SMCT 2x - 3x mm glass?
What does x stand for?
keith whaley
Otis Wright, Jr. wrote:
Have you considered a wider lens. Everyone has different needs, but for 30
years of casual family
Many thanks from those who suffer in silence.
Otis
David Brooks wrote:
Hi Brad and any other PDML er who needs this cable.
I just recieved an email from the parts guy at Pentax
Canada in Mississauga and the cable is in stock at
this location and orders can be placed with him.
Unless you test under load, meter may not show the problem
Been down this frustrating road a few too many times. Just had a wild time
with a new battery in a wireless mouse that tested w/o load just fine.
All sorts of extra clicks -- so to speak.
Otis
CBWaters wrote:
You know, to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks:
Snip>
So
long as the original is available,
Snip
And would someone like to define "original"? I'm always
very careful about how much weight I give an "original." A
lot of things can happen between the object of interest and the film/sensor.
Or, am I missing
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks:
Snip
So long as the original is available,
Snip
And would someone like to define original? I'm always very careful
about how much weight I give an original. A lot of things can happen
between the object of interest and the film/sensor. Or, am I
I'll second this comment... In the absence of a continuos flow of product or
product flow from Pentax, a stream of informal clues add an important demension to
the list---IMHO.
Otis
Bruce Dayton wrote:
I, for one, am glad that Pål passes on what he hears/finds. Whether
they
Well, there goes the entertainment.
Otis
Glen O'Neal wrote:
I have stayed completely quiet on this until now. But I feel compelled to
speak up.
Look This should have all stopped with Brad's apology. We all know
that at one time or another we have probably said something
I'm in...
Otis Wright
mike wilson wrote:
Oh well, I did warn you.
Any of our members in the good old US of A wish to co-ordinate
donations for a present for our list guy? I think on (at least)
this occasion he has done enough for us to put our hands in our
pockets.
mike
Thank you. Very much appreciated on all fronts.
Otis Wright
Doug Brewer wrote:
Hi troops,
Bob asked for a description of what happened to the list, so here's a brief
synopsis:
It broke.
The longer story is like this: The digest mode went wonky (for reasons that
remain unclear to me),
I'm sure that the product/program staff dial in at least when they need a laugh.
Otis
Rob Studdert wrote:
On 13 Oct 2002 at 19:36, Brad Dobo wrote:
Hey,
It seems that those who replied to my email only argued one point. That Big
Brother is watching.
I don't know that BB is
And sometimes it appears that signal noise created by the power aberrations
activates the write sequence in the controller just long enough to
overwrite critical data. See this a lot on platters we have analyzed for
recovery. Especially where there are multiple on off cycles.
Otis
Feroze
Not withstanding the fact that the everything better claim doesn't sell very
well, it has been my experience that digital has not reduced employment --- and
almost always in the short to medium term increase staffing. I seldom find in
administrative areas that there are any staff reductions
I tend to give them the benefit of the doubt. I assume that if it made
business sense, they'd produce one. I suspect their assessment of the
market potential based on what they can afford to invest just doesn't
stack up against other opportunities. Hard to fault them for that. I
have the
Ryan K. Brooks wrote:
There's no need for in house fab to build a DSLR. eg. Nikon?
Agree, I didn't make my point very well and I'm too tired at this point to
work on it :-)
I fear that we've just gotten away from Pentax's competencies.
In what areas?
-R
Where I left them right after I give up looking for them and start some
other project :-).
frank theriault wrote:
RRRGGHH!!
Last week I got an enlargement done on a piece of crap photo that I took
back in the spring. Someone actually liked it (I didn't), and asked me
Not to in any way suggest profits aren't important, but given this economic cycle
profits can be affected by a lot of items not directly attributable to current
operations. Especially short term profit variations. I also watch cash flows to see
if (an how much) liquidity is being lost. I
Not that I'm particularly worried about Pentax, but.I'm not sure how
adding large amounts of staff and making offshore investments --
in these particular times --- implies sound(er) or improving financial
status. What am I missing? What was the productivity,
sales per employee or what ever,
Not that I'm particularly worried about Pentax, I'm not sure how adding
large amounts of staff and making offshore investments -- in these
particular times --- implies sound(er) or improving financial status.
What am I missing? What was the productivity, sales per employee
or what ever, before
Yup.
Otis Wright
Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
You guys are really depressing me with all this age talk. Anyone else over 60?
I still have two cameras older than I am, a Leica and a Speed Graphic!
Dan
I think I'm the youngest pdmler with 23 years old.
But I know all the cameras
Three primary photographic activities: a) forensic engineering -- accounts for
80 to 90 per cent of my photos where clear sharp images are quite important, b)
record of my travels, c) record the family history/evolution, so to speak. No
attempt at the art, but enjoy continually working on my
Starting with a Brownie Hawkeye some time before my tenth year and progressing through
an Argus or two and a Petri, I
found myself in 1968 about to undertake monthly trips to Europe for a few years. I
thought an slr with a lens or two
(decided on a 28mm and 135 mm (with a 2x TC) which I still
I'm very pleased with Priority (USPS) service. The packaging they
provide is also a big plus for my requirements. I send four or five
Priority packages a week. Can't remember any real problem(s), except
for items sent to one of my associates in another state who quite
frequently receives
Don't know what browser your using, but my NS 4.79 did the same. However,
getting rid of a netscape ad pop up and reselecting the page (toolbar)
brought up the page nicely.
I'm finding that NS 4.79 has some compatibility problems with some sites
that IE 6.0 deals with OK. Anyone else?
Otis
Stan Halpin wrote:
Shel - some thoughts on your cabinet:
Wood is softer than glass. And doesn't break even if you drop something on
it. I know glass is tough, but why chance it?
Would Lexan work??
Otis
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Are you sure? I have a couple of Vivitar flash Pentax adapters here that
suggest for some Pentax equipment, two pin contacts plus the frame contact
provide TTL capability for some Pentax cameras.
Otis Wright
Alan Chan wrote:
I found a used dedicated flash for a Pentax that has two contacts on
Good to hear you are on the mend.
Wishing you a quick return to good heath.
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Hi gang,
I just wanted to touch base and bring you up-to-date on my situation and
why I've not been around, and to apologize to a few folks for not having
shipped a few items in a
My SMCT 300/4 has a nice tripod mount. Bought it used, so I can't say
whether it came that way or mount was added latter.
Otis Wright
Tom Ivar Helbekkmo wrote:
Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My 300/4 screwmount has a tripod mount. It's a Super Multi Coated
Takumar, the last of
Early last year, I picked up four or five from e-bay auctions to replace
some worn out and lay in a supply of spares. Typical e-bay, they cost
more than they should, but it was worth it to close out the mission.
Haven't been watching lately, but you might have some luck there.
Otis Wright
Now that you mention it. What requirements are served by the 645 family better
than the 6x7 family and vice versa..?
Otis
Bill Owens wrote:
All this malarkey about 6x7 makes us 645(n)(nII) owners feel like forgotten
stepchildren :-(
Bill KG4LOV
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Thanks. Having had no exposure to either series, I was curious as to why one
would select one over the other.
Otis
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Thursday, April 18, 2002, at 11:46 AM, Otis Wright, Jr. wrote:
Now that you mention it. What requirements are served by the 645 family
better
I had a Norwood Director --- one of the former guises --- that is 40 to 50
years old recalibrated last year. Selenium cell in it and a like unit I sent
along for spares were both OK --- although the tech did warn when I was checking
on current serviceability that they run into a fair number with
Just pull up your socks and send them nicely and pleasantly on their way. We
did. No need to get upset. Just set your course and sail on.
Otis
Nitin Garg wrote:
The whole world might not agree. She was the colonial ruler of a lot of
places which werent thrilled with the british rule :)
SICK?
Nitin Garg wrote:
Right, she just continued to let the blood being sucked out of holes
made by her ancestors. Innocent little girl.
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 10:07:53PM -0400, Paul Stenquist wrote:
No, you're wrong again. The explorers, merchants and rulers all had a
lot to do with
Just curious, which of the following is is the ailment/remedy: Kodak, C-41,
Tri-X..
Otis
Paul F. Stregevsky wrote:
I'd have said, Let's go online to google and look for all sites that
mention Kodacolor and C-41. Then let's see how many sites we find that
mention Tri-X and C-41.
I do
You mean loss of capital really doesn't count during a recession? If you
bleed long enough.recession or no recession!
Otis Wright
Brendan wrote:
Don't forget the rest of the world in general is in a
recession.
--- Mick Maguire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That does need to be
I like it. Thanks for sharing.
Otis Wright
Angel Ramos wrote:
Hi Gang!
I live in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, my home is 2 miles from the sea shore.
This is how I decided to get rid of the fungii problem
I had a couple years ago with a 50mm lens, that went to Pentax
heaven. The humidity here (
Why don't you take a infected lens, store it with some of your good lenses for a
few months (in a monitored environment), then have them tested, and then YOU can
write the definitive text on the issue
Otis Wright
Stan Halpin wrote:
Thanks Dave and also Bob Blakely. I also have
The fungus got in didn't it? What's to stop it getting back out?
Newly discovered Halpin Logic containment field..
Otis Wright
Doug Franklin wrote:
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 19:12:13 -0600, Stan Halpin wrote:
Tell me I am not crazy! Tell me I am not repeating a myth, that
Statistical sample of one manufacturer's warning notwithstanding.
Otis
gfen wrote:
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Mick Maguire wrote:
Paul wrote: wouldn't a couple eminutes in the microwave kill the little
buggers?
It might just kill your microwave too considering most lenses have at least
Try your new glasses.
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
The font face on the opening page is pretty small, and it can't be
increased by using different settings in my browser. Didn't get past
the first page.
Amita Guha wrote:
I recently abandoned my old website and registered a new domain
Answer may be found here?
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/articles_read/36/
Otis
Mick Maguire wrote:
Porter in Porterhouses? H probably more like where the name porterhouse
when applied to steak came from. I'm from the UK and have never heard of
this one so it's certainly
You may be right. Saw on the news that recently an employee in US was
dismissed after follow-up background check (many firms are (re)checking
backgrounds after Sept 11) found record of a bounced-check -- as I
remember, this happened a number of years ago. (anyone happen to
remember the exact
Ah, but the house has much higher humidity than my car on a cold frosty...
and you of course correct we see this happen day in and day out in the house.
But warming cold dry air gives quite dry warm air -- as I recall--- or at least
that has been my reasoning.
For example, on several visits
Having spent a fair bit of time in cooler climes, I'm not sure your example
supports this point. Depending on the air flow in the car and no. of
occupants, it would seem the humidity in the car might be quite low and
condensation on leaving the vehicle minimal and to the extent any occurs, it
Not such a big gamble. Most modern pc fab processes wash boards with
deionized water now. But, as you say, remember to use distilled water.
Otis
Brendan wrote:
We routinely wash laptop mother boards out in
distilled water after users spill coffee on them, it's
a 50/50 chance we take but
I broke and lost a piece of the copper contact in the battery
compartment of my Spotmatic F. When I had a CLA done, I asked to have
this repaired. They lapped a piece of similar copper contact over the
stub that remained and soldered them together. Has worked just fine
since. If your good
Are you saying that someone with perfect eyesight needs correction to use this
camera? Seems like something is missing here.
Otis
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Monday, March 11, 2002, 6:21:34 PM, T wrote:
TR I guess I can't see what it matters. The viewfinder is set up to appear
TR approximately
I suspect that few mfrs. offer many products at a loss at the incremental unit
production cost level. However, IMHO it is likely that in some instances they do
not recover development costs on some pro models. Thus any major increase in
volume for whatever reason is actually a benefit not a
For working surfaces, I have had the best results using a several coats of
polyurethane or epoxy (be sure to follow manufacturer's instructions when
using these) as the final finish with appropriate sanding in between and
polishing of the final coat. If you use these finishes, it is a good idea
For working surfaces, I have had the best results using several coats of
polyurethane or epoxy (be sure to follow manufacturer's instructions when
using these) as the final finish with appropriate sanding/conditioning in
between and polishing of the final coat. If you use these finishes, it is
2 2 u 2
Anthony Farr wrote:
two
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I have some old slides that are beginning to show significant color
loss Many are the only images we have of places and family members no
longer with us, so it seems reasonable to make some investment to
save/restore them
Current thinking is to locate a commercial scanning service to
I understand the economics
I don't have time to install a scanner right now If I add anymore equipment
around here, I'll have to put in another system I just don't have time do it
the way I'd like to right now So, I thought I'd have a few slides scanned
outside, and if possible, a few of
Thank you for a starting point. I found their web site. Will browse through it a
little later this evening.
Thanks again
Otis
Bruce Rubenstein wrote:
Now that I know where you are. Try Nancy Scans in Manhattan. I'll see if I come
up with more more details.
--- Otis Wright, Jr. [EMAIL
Sometime ago this problem was dealt with quite extensively by the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] group. You might want to raise a query there if your
still having trouble removing the cover.
Otis
Christian Skofteland wrote:
Thanks. It's sitting in a cup of Coke right now! How long did you soak your
And, IMHO one should also verify the data is properly recorded on the copies and
that the recovery process (software/hardware) works.
I see a half dozen or so major data/information losses each year where the backup
process is executed flawlessly -- or nearly so, but the data is lost due to
You of course have a demo to share with us?
Otis
J. C. O'Connell wrote:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Paul Stenquist
Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 10:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Why do my photos appear in
We going to get reasonal solutions to a lot of air travel challenges until DOT
and FAA are overhauled -- in my opinion, they servce the carriers not the
customers acceptance of the new security requirements notwithstanding. These
knee jerk, low tech reactions to the new security requirements
Odd. Beverly Hills Hotel has a Polo Lounge --- as I remember, Hyatt has
something similar, and I suspect there were many others around the country.
Would seem RLC must have had something else than just the name on which to make
a winning case?
Otis Wright
Bill Owens wrote:
There was until
It shows heart and a depth of personality amongst other things--- some of
the many excellent characteristics that make this forum interesting as well
as informative. Now if we could spread a few seeds of
understanding...
Otis
Andy Vu wrote:
I really feel sympathy for Thomas's
RerunBut a great laugh nonetheless.
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Stupid Volkswagen Tricks!
http://home.earthlink.net/~belinkoff/humor/jetta-plywood.html
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Nicely said and a hearty second for the Jersey Shore.
Happiness, Good Health and the Best of Success to all.
Otis Wright
Bob Rapp wrote:
Hi all,
The seasons are upon us again. As I have been through 58, I can
appreciate all that each new year brings. It is a time for us
No Way may be correct. However, the relative voltages my not be the
issue here. Of more interest at high duty cycles/loads or in case of
component failure maybe short circuit current capability, which
relates to the internal resistance of the different types of battery
cells under high load
Not necessarily so. Might the ploy be to encourage more usage - processing --
for cheap film and encourage use of K film where competitive product might
have been used otherwiseand protect list pricing during what me a rather
slow period for sales?Kodak seems to have had a hard time
I have always understood this to be true-- that is, they can scan the film if
there is any concern on their part. A couple of times I was told this as they
took my film and ran it through the machine. Once I was told the film was not
going with me unless scanned, it was my choice. Since the
I have no idea what the regs say and really doubt most at the scanners know
either.
However, I always understood this to be true-- that is, they can scan the film
if they feel there is a need to do so.. A couple of times I was told this as
they took my film and ran it through the machine.
Its great entertainment. Have at it
Otiose Right
Anthony Far wrote:
My profound apologies to list members who are sick and tired of this OT
debate. My country was disparaged on the list so I ~insist~ upon
defending it's honour on the list. If the NRA flunkies had made this a
While on a battery search for some quite old equipment a few months ago, I
learned that Radio Shack carries a large number of batteries that can be
ordered by phone, but which do not show up on their web site.
Otis
Tonghang Zhou wrote:
I searched radio shack website and cannot find the
I'm rather fond of and ounce or two of Glenmoranagie --- no water, no ice
--- before we gather at the table. A bit of Grandfathers Port
afterwards as we retire to wherever rounds out the day quite nicely. The
other evening as I was putting things in order, I happened to note that I
purchased
Which Sekonic do you use?
Otis
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
On Sunday, December 2, 2001, at 08:45 PM, Isaac Crawford wrote:
He was considerably nicer than
I would have been considering the tone of your last couple of posts was
basicly Well what would you do without your fancy gear? You'd be
Good luck.
Otis
Francis Elers wrote:
Thanks to Otis Wright and Jim Apilado for informative answers to my question
last week
Francis Elers
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Oh yea. Is the cash back in your bank account. You just didn't have to pay
more out. Nice try!
Otis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/22/01 3:19:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The entire depreciation arguement is a straw man.
By what you said in
Oh yea. Is the cash back in your bank account? You just didn't have to pay
more out. Nice try!
Otis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/22/01 3:19:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The entire depreciation arguement is a straw man.
By what you said in
I kept a dozen or so copies around the office. Gave them out to
associates/employees who sent me documents I found to be exceedingly
difficult/distracting to navigateAnd, for those who continued to .. we
had the returned unread stamp ..
Of course, I never read it myself --- as
Please don't pass the entertainment.
Otis
Treena Harp wrote:
It's not bad, really. My dad (the Mighty Hunter) used to bring home all
sorts of odd stuff for us to try. Southern-fried rattler is yummy! And for
the record, frog legs jump around in the pan while they cook -- it's dinner
AND a
Heavy on opinion, rather light on the research --- IMO.
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I know about Wilhelm, and it's the marketing people who are hyping print
longevity. When I see a 50+ year old ink jet print that hasn't faded,
I'll believe that they have reasonable longevity. Over the
I had this same challenge a couple of years ago. I seem to remember
finding instructions on the mangler installation disk for cleaning up
the boot sector. Unfortunately, I can't check this as I took great
pleasure in tossing mangler bits a few weeks after reinstalled the
software on that
I have to do something like this with my gear. Are you saying that you don't
lock your cases in anyway?
Otis Wright
Tim S Kemp wrote:
Geez, the last thing I want is for some luggage handler to be throwing my
camera bag around!
Seems to me that, knowing that all carry-ons are subject
Now you have spoiled all their fun...
Otis
Ivan Prenosil wrote:
You can easily hear what noise is produced by operating diaphragm
(i.e. without film advance, mirror slap, shutter noise, AF) - just press DOF button.
If you are after silence, why not use digital ?
Ivan
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Have patience the ancients will understand...
Otis
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
I know all of that, but you keep missing the other points in my posts.
Mick Maguire wrote:
There is no auto diaphragm connector on the K mount adaptor. The diaphragm
stays closed down all the while
I'm confused, I seem to remember a Saudi embassy in D.C. What am I missing?
Otis
Jim Moniz wrote:
Thank you for your kind words. Although I must admit My first reaction was
BOMB THOSE F%$S!!! (said f%$s not having even been identified yet), we
need calm and understanding to prevail.
It was designed in approx. 41 and was first occupied early in 43 and was to
become some sort of office complex after the war. Can't remember the designer,
but I believe its construction was directed by Gen. Grove, who went on to direct
the Manhattan Project.
Otis
Skofteland, Christian wrote:
Thank you. Not an easy day and tomorrow will probably not be much better. But
in time.
Otis
Ted Bradshaw wrote:
Please allow me to extend to all USA members of the list my deep sympathy in
the aftermath of today's appalling events.
Ted Bradshaw.
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Amen.
Otis
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
Jody wrote:
Also I was getting a wee bit annoyed with all these
long emails from Pel with lots and lots of propaganda
about the MZ-S. Is he a salesman in real life? He
seems to have the gift of the gab (not meaning to
offend here).
Well, for one
The other dimension seems to fit. Were those flying monkeys?
Otis Wright
Tom Rittenhouse wrote:
Aus. pronounced Oz. Maybe magical tornados do travel half way around the world, but
I thought that
Dorathy's Oz was in another dimension altogether. Are there flying monkeys in
Australia? grin
Suspicious chronological break. Could it be two people?
Otis
Norman Baugher wrote:
That's interesting, the guy has a lot of feedback
and advertises bid pay, doesn't
seem like your run-of-the-mill crook. Sure the guy didn't die or something?
Norm
"Mr. Wm Kane" wrote:
> This was probably it:
>
>
Maybe in NZ, but not in the land of Oz.
Otis Wright
Jody wrote:
Or how about Living in Sin :)
Yep, in Australia its called a Defacto
Relationship. I think common law
marriage is a better term :)
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Make
I'll always miss Melbourne. Had some great times in that city -- hot and
cold...
Otis Wright
Paul Jones wrote:
Hi,
You wouldnt miss melbourne the last few days its been freezing :)
Cya
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But that plants the seeds of insecurity...
Otis Wright
John Francis wrote:
I'm not suggesting that you have to do things my way - All I ask in
return is that you stop trying to convince the rest of the world that
your way is the single best way, and would work well for everybody.
Logic is fading and dream time fast approaches.
Otis Wright
Pål Jensen wrote:
John wrote:
In that case, why on earth are you spending so much time arguing
that *your* definition of professional is the only one that makes
any sense?
I'm ceratinly not blowing my horn about whats a
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