On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Boris Liberman wrote:
I find it particularly odd thing to put on the lens. After all it is F
lens so that I will tell the camera the proper aperture
electronically. Well, this is Pentax g.
Exactly, you hit it on the head! You can use the lens with all
previous K-mount
Which cameras use 3/8? Do the Pentax 645 or 6x7 use them?
Hassleblad? 4x5 view cameras?
William Robb wrote, in part:
Did anyone ever figure out if Les Bogen had a 1/4x20 arse or a
3/8x20?
I've always been curious.
I find it particularly odd thing to put on the lens. After all it
is F lens so that I will tell the camera the proper aperture
electronically. Well, this is Pentax g.
It's for those of us that might be using the lens in a manual mode
or an aperture-priority autoexposure mode, who are looking
Hi!
It's for those of us that might be using the lens in a manual mode
or an aperture-priority autoexposure mode, who are looking at the
aperture dial on the lens... Some of us might never use this in a
mode or on a body that utilized the lens' electrical info.
Is it correct that I can use this
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 00:49:27 EST, you wrote:
I must say after reading stuff on this list I will probably never use UPS.
I sell a little bit of junk of ebay and I use US Postal Service priority
mail.
If you accept PayPal, be aware of a big scam they are perpetrating.
The bidder buys from
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 10:54:21 -0600, you wrote:
John,
I do realize at horizontal that the 3265 head performs nicely with
the 3 kg lens, however, I'm not shooting horizontally due to the high
incidence of 'things' in the way of the moon (trees, houses, etc).
Consequently I have to shoot at
The F 70-210 is a decent lens. I've had a couple of them in years
past, both sold or traded away. But now I'd like one for the *istD.
Anyone have an extra F 70-210/f4-536 they want to sell or trade?
--
John Mustarde
www.photolin.com
I must disagree to some extent.
In terms of the showing of images, yes we can be our worst critics. But
that is more along the lines of getting rid of everything since we find
fault in just about everything of ours (generally speaking).
When it comes to family/friends photos though, nothing
Keith.
If the Epson 2450 is still available, go for that.It does negs,35mm 6x6 to 6x9 and
4x5.I
am not infront of
mine,but i think the glass will take an 81/2 x 11,or at least close to it.The light
sourse
in the lid is
narrower,about 6 i think,wide.
Its a pretty good unit.
Dave
Stan,
Why the short reunion?
Cesar
Panama City, Florida
-Original Message-
From: Stan Halpin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 12:40 AM
Ask me again in a month. My 30mm and 31mm will be reunited,
if only for a few days, and this time I WILL take some
comparison
Tanja,
I feel that now that you already are doing business as tanya, you should
stay that way. Though you probably have all variations as tags on your site
to help people find you.
Tanja is who you are and you should be using this on a daily basis. I go by
Cesar though not many ever get it
I have heard so many variations on my name over the years. And that is just
my first name - we will not even go into my last name :-)
But I do try to correct people when they first meet me. From that point on
I don't try to be picky about it. I know they are referring to me.
It almost
On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Mark Roberts wrote:
Here's one that's a bit surreal:
http://www.robertstech.com/temp/7cf01018.jpg
They flood Edinburgh for the Festival in August. Together with a
million other types of street and stage performers.
Strongly recommended as a photo outing (though the
Hello,
I need the front lens cap for 52mm, but original Asahi Pentax only - to fit
my K 50/1.4. Maybe somebody can sell it for a few $$$ ?
Best Regards
Jerry
At 11:35 PM 3/2/2004 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, a great many M lenses were identical optically to either the
preceding K lens, or to the following A lens, so I don't think that in
those (many) cases anybody can credibly claim that the Ks or As were
better.
They CAN'T be
- Original Message -
From: Lon Williamson
Subject: Re: Semi OT: Heavy Tripod Head Support
Which cameras use 3/8? Do the Pentax 645 or 6x7 use them?
Hassleblad? 4x5 view cameras?
William Robb wrote, in part:
Did anyone ever figure out if Les Bogen had a 1/4x20 arse or a
- Original Message -
From: Boros Attila
Subject: Re[2]: PAW - Tabletop shots
Hello Tanya,
TMP Boros, did you really shoot these with 15 and 10 second
exposures?!?! If
TMP you did, they are incredibly sharp!!
Pardon me, I forgot to ask in my previous post why are you asking
Tanja wrote:
The Newspaper deadline I was talking about? I got a front page
A bit behind with my mail, so this is great to read - fantastic.
Well, bugger me dead, I just went to the newsagents, and look
what I found!!
I hope that means something different on your side of the globe
So can the Super A, for that matter, and most of the better cameras that
followed it.
On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:16:10 +0300, Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
.
I guess this is how MZ-6 spoiled me. It can take aperture if the lens if
off A position and it can also set aperture
Now that is one model shoot I would have to attend
Wondering if PDMLers should be wary of the spider showing up at GFMtn :-P
Cesar
Panama City, Florida
-Original Message-
From: Peter J. Alling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 11:21 PM
Much like a spider in
From: Cesar Matamoros II [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have heard so many variations on my name over the years.
And that is just my first name - we will not even go into my
last name :-)
Tell me about it. :)
Amita
- Original Message -
From: Lon Williamson
Subject: Re: Semi OT: Heavy Tripod Head Support
Which cameras use 3/8? Do the Pentax 645 or 6x7 use them?
Hassleblad? 4x5 view cameras?
William Robb wrote, in part:
Did anyone ever figure out if Les Bogen had a 1/4x20 arse
Stan said,sort of...
I am afraid I cannot comment on your other questions. I look
through the viewfinder, I don't look at it.
Stan
So would i Stan.g
Nice shots BTW
Dave
The K lenses are a bit bigger and a better fit on the KM, KX, K2, K1000.
For the ME and MX, you want the smaller lenses as part of the matching kit.
And that's the real beauty of the M's. Carry a big, slow zoom or put the 50/1.4 on
the camera and the M85/2.0 plus M150/3.5 in the bag. You've
The transparency light source on the 2450 is just over 4.5 inches wide,
and 10.75 inches long, which means it will scan negs up to 4 x 5 quite
happily - in fact it comes with a 4 x 5 carrier.
It also has both Firewire and USB2 ports. Some people think Firewire
operates faster than USB2 in
Walnuts? You've lost me.
John
On Tue, 02 Mar 2004 20:22:59 -0500, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
At 10:17 PM 3/2/2004 +, John Forbes wrote:
I'm not totally convinced by the anti-M arguments.
First, a great many M lenses were identical optically to either the
preceding K lens, or
If you are having to crop heavily there is an argument that you were using
the wrong lens. However, I do understand that in a high-pressure
situation you have to work with what you've got.
John
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 00:50:20 -0600 (CST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: John Forbes [EMAIL
- Original Message -
From: Lon Williamson
Which cameras use 3/8? Do the Pentax 645 or 6x7 use them?
Hassleblad? 4x5 view cameras?
- Original Message -
Many LF bodies have the thread adapter so that they'll fit
on either thread size.
Rolleiflex TLRs have the thread
Sorry people,I omitted a digit.This should be allright'
http://www.pbase.com/image/26549659
Regards and apologies.
Chris K
I'd disagree ... terrible distortion and the long and short
ends, soft at the extremes as well. It's really more like a
90mm ~ 135mm or so, as far as I'm concerned.
Frantisek Vlcek wrote:
Hi!
I think a nice alternative to the 150/3.5 or the longer 85-205 zooms
is the M 75-150/4. I had
Hi Bob ...
For me it's different. I love the way the K lenses look,
fit, and handle on the MX, especially the wide angle
optics. I like the balance as well ...
As for zooms, don't forget that little jewel, the M 24~35,
and a lot of people like the M75~150.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The K
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, John Forbes wrote:
On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 15:16:10 +0300, Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
.
I guess this is how MZ-6 spoiled me. It can take aperture if the lens if
off A position and it can also set aperture electronically.
So can the Super A, for that
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
As for zooms, don't forget that little jewel, the M 24~35,
and a lot of people like the M75~150.
And the M80-200/4.5, which is said to be sharper than the M200/4 at
200. Although I had the 75-150, I bought the 80-200 instead of the
prime when I needed
Though this might be useful.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductQuickSpec.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yesoid=21245805category=Clearance+Center
--
--
Collin Brendemuehl
void C( JobAvailability )
char JobAvailability[30];
{
C( program run );
C( shop stop C );;
I received two responses to some items that I was selling on a classified
listing at a musicians web site. Both were offering to send me a cashiers
check for $3,000 more than I was asking with the instructions that I deduct
the amount of the item and deliver the balance to the delivery service
Graywolf wrote:
My understanding from the area Pentax Rep is that Pentax no longer
warehouses things. They come off the assembly line, are shipped to the
distribution center in the Philippines, and are shipped out directly to
dealers from distributors orders. Usually within 24 hours or so.
Kostas,
My MZ-6 shows actual aperture of the lens in the viewfinder when I
half depress the shutter. The lens has to be A, F, or FA. It does not
matter which aperture is set - the correct value would be shown, no
matter the ring is at A or at some numeric setting.
HTH.
Boris
Very cute kitty!
I prefer mine with complete ears
Ken Waller
-Original Message-
From: John Mustarde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PAW: This ain't cute, it's ART, dammit, ART
Art the cat, that is. Wait a minute - oops, this one is Ragamuffin,
they are moving in so fast I can't keep the
I have a trip to Montréal late this month and early April. This is my
first time there, and I had thought to take along the starkistdee and
photograph historic architecture and neighborhoods. The web sites I've
looked at, though, tout modern skyscrapers. Do I have an incorrect
impression of
The MZ-5n (and MZ-M) will do the same with AF lenses.
With A lenses, it will show dashes as Kostas said.
There will be aperture information only when set to A.
I am not sure about F lenses (I don't currently own
any), but I guess it will be the same as AF.
Regards,
Jaume
--- Boris Liberman
http://www.pbase.com/image/4921882
Comments and suggestions very much appreciated. My
first PAW.
Thanks.
Francis
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Yahoo! Search - Find what youre looking for faster
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Hi!
With A lenses, it will show dashes as Kostas said.
There will be aperture information only when set to A.
My mistake. Sorry.
Boris
Shel Belinkoff a écrit :
Hi Bob ...
For me it's different. I love the way the K lenses look,
fit, and handle on the MX, especially the wide angle
optics. I like the balance as well ...
The most representative M philosophy:
MX + M 2.8/40 Pancake
or
*ist D + M 2.8/40 Pancake
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Michel Carrère-Gée wrote:
The most representative M philosophy:
MX + M 2.8/40 Pancake
or
*ist D + M 2.8/40 Pancake
I don't think so. The Pancake was an extreme case, making a statement,
is my retrospective understanding.
Kostas
Hi there all you pentaxers, it must be a few years
since I last subscibed to the list, but a meeting with
Clive and the iminent arrival of a istD have
prompted me to return to the fold. Looking forward
reading the many and varied opinions, ideas, moans and
groans
Happy days from (wet and
This is a very fine cat picture. It's cute, but it's also very well
done.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Chris ...
This version looks better in color than it did in BW. That
may be in part because the BW version wasn't true BW, but
a conversion from color. That doesn't always work well
because the tonalities don't always convert well. Plus, if
you did a simple greyscale conversion in some
Joe.
Take the camera,two even.LOL
There are many old areas in the city,well worth a click or two.The old area,Mount
Royal,its also a
subway stop,is very nice.
Andre Lavigne is in Montreal i think,so hopfully he can assist
Dave
I have a trip to Montréal
I have XP.Whats this eye candy i can turn off.I'd like to see my machine run
fastergMy ME
machines are quicker than my XP one.
Dave
Eye candy is something worth looking at. In XP it's not.
Nick Clark wrote:
You can easily turn off the 'eye candy' in
Hi!
Comments inside g...
ein Given almost two days off I've finally gotten some stuff done.
ein Firstly, I think I have a web site up at:
ein http://rocky.itasca.net/~edwin
I spent some today browsing through it. You have one heck of equipment
collection...
ein Mostly to provide, as shel
Hi!
Frank, since Mike Johnston does not seem to come here any more and
because his response to similar question some time ago I liked the
most, I'd think I repeat it in my words of course.
(Man, this Leo Tolstoy's style - one sentence - three lines keeps
haunting me...)
Anyway, Mike's advise
DJE,
Boz's site lists lots of Pentax zooms, but my recollection is the M40-80 was the first
in the M lens line. Later some bigger, heavier, constant aperture zooms came
out...ending with the A28-135/4. I recognize that some pre-M zooms like the 135-600mm
existed.
As for the screwmount
Epson also has the 3200 refurbished for $299 with free shipping. Mine
should be here tomorrow. :-D
- MCC
At 10:44 AM 3/3/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Though this might be useful.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductQuickSpec.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yesoid=21245805category=Clearance+Center
-
Hi!
JM Art the cat, that is. Wait a minute - oops, this one is Ragamuffin,
JM they are moving in so fast I can't keep the names straight.
JM http://www.photolin.com/misc/P-011c.jpg
JM Hand held with the Pentax F* 300/4.5, about minimum focus distance,
JM 1/150 f6, and AF500FTZ bounced in TTL
Great find, Herb - maybe he'll be back!
- MCC
At 09:04 PM 3/2/2004 -0500, you wrote:
i was driving by on my way to explore some woods near my place when i looked
out over the ice on the nearby bay and saw this immature bald eagle eating
the fish it had caught. i wish i had one of my good lenses
Nice shot - I really like the way the tracks curve through the frame and
the way the lines of the station and railroad cars fall into a parallel
arrangement. The train engine is also very nicely lit. Exposure seems to
be right on. The vent on the roof directly above the engine's smoke-stack
At 04:32 AM 3/3/2004 -0800, John Mustarde wrote:
Why not build a gimbal just for high-angle shooting? Seems like a few
hardware store items and angle iron would do the trick. I'm sure I
saw a home-made one on a web search awhile ago. Plus I think there is
a cheap gimbal ($50) out there
At 02:24 PM 3/3/2004 +, you wrote:
Walnuts? You've lost me.
John
I think the T-90 would be an excellent walnut shell cracker. Though it
might pulverize them too much.
- MCC
I have a Canon T90 here, and I can imagine Catier-Bresson using it.
Assume that CB likes walnuts, of course...
Hi!
FA http://www.pbase.com/image/4921882
FA Comments and suggestions very much appreciated. My
FA first PAW.
I don't know what to say. My first reaction is - what a matter of
factly shot... I think you shot it close to midday. The amount of
shades and almost totally white areas seems to
This year's GFM Nature Photo Weekend is sold out.
Bill
This M thread keeps jumping from a subject to another!
As this one is still hot, may I clarify one point:
First, a great many M lenses were identical optically to either the
preceding K lens, or to the following A lens, so I don't think that
in those (many) cases anybody can credibly claim
Hi!
Tanya, you're brave yet unfortunate. Let's hope that you would have
less reasons to write such stories to the PDML, shall we?
Thanks for sharing... Suddenly my habit of handholding my shots
appears not so bad after all...
I wish you better luck next time!
Boris
In a message dated 3/3/2004 11:32:21 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This year's GFM Nature Photo Weekend is sold out.
Bill
Boy, I made in just in time!
Whew!
Marnie aka Doe
Hi,
I think the TeleTubbies interface epithet belongs to the Mac.
Those animated toolbar icons are *far* cheesier than anything from XP.
I cannot get over the XP search interface which has a stupid animated
dog scratching the ground. This is in an interface labelled
'Professional'.
--
Eventually Pentax relented and added Zooms,
but for a long time only the M zoom was the 40-80mm and that was
introduced as by Pentax with an 'apology' on quality.
I'm not sure there were any
K zooms that were not simply updated screw-mounts.
Zoom chronology:
Mid 75. K bodies and lenses
Long story - I'll try to keep it short.
I bought the 31mm, decided I had no reason to keep both. So
I offered the 30mm for sale. Person A bought it, Person B
was also interested. Person A received the lens, decided to
return it and wait for one in better condition. Person A
then agreed to
Probably trying to save the fish.g
Very nice capture Herb. Keep that on your 'must return' sites.
Dave
i was driving by on my way to explore some
woods near my place when i looked
out over the ice on the nearby bay and saw this immature bald eagle eating
I just received the following from someone spoofing me. But
it is very believable...
---
Dear user of Stans-photography.info e-mail server gateway,
Some of our clients complained about the spam (negative
e-mail content)
outgoing from your e-mail account. Probably, you have
been
Great shot,Larry.
The light is perfect,and the detail is all there.
Dave
Here's one I shot last summer. Again this was
done with a Nikon Coolpix 5700
before I had my *istD. Going back in the spring to shoot this area again
with the D.
Comments
On 2/3/04, STENQUIST PROMOTIONS disgorged:
Now Tatiana is very close to Titania, who is, of course, the fairy
queen in Midsummer Night's Dream. So I think that since our Tan is
also fairy girl, Tanja is most fitting and proper. Not to mention very
feminine and quite alluring.
Paul
Yeah, but
I got something similar also:
Our antivirus software has detected a large ammount of viruses outgoing
from your email account, you may use our free anti-virus tool to clean up
your computer software.
Bad spacing between words and the word ammount gave me a cue...
Andre
Hi
I got a similar one earlier today, saying my server had been out of order,
because someone had tried to get unauthorized access to my email account.
The funny thing is, the access code was the same and my mail have been out
of order for a day or two!!! When I tried to open the atatched
Something new (for me) that I got yesterday was an eBay spoof asking you to
click on a link and update your personal info on eBay.
What was new was that the text was mixed into a long string of garbage with
some sort of HTML formatting that only showed the intended message. SO this:
today I got this message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear user of Mindspring.com,
Your e-mail account has been temporary disabled because of
unauthorized access.
Advanced details can be found in attached file.
Attached file is protected with the password for security reasons.
Considered by many to be a must read book for anyone
interested in doing BW photography.
Wanted to offer it here before other venues. Details at:
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/ebay/aa-negpd.html
shel
By the way, it's an excellent lens. Far better than the A version. I once
tested it (the F) (portrait) against the A 2.8/135, the K 2.8/105mm and the
M 2.0/85mm.
The F 4-5.6/70-210mm came out best! I haven't tested it against the
K2.5/135mm yet, but I beleive this one is even better (sharper).
You're going to like it, even with 35mm film, but especially for those 6x7 negs and
transparencies.
Paul
Mark Cassino wrote:
Epson also has the 3200 refurbished for $299 with free shipping. Mine
should be here tomorrow. :-D
- MCC
At 10:44 AM 3/3/2004 -0500, you wrote:
Though this
On 3 Mar 2004 at 13:19, John Francis wrote:
Here's a shot I couldn't submit to the PUG, because it was
taken with a loaner Nikon D100. (This year I'll be back to
using Pentax gear again).
http://panix.com/~johnf/temp/BH720.jpg
Great shot, however as it's presented the gamma appears
Cotty wrote:
On 2/3/04, STENQUIST PROMOTIONS disgorged:
Now Tatiana is very close to Titania, who is, of course, the fairy
queen in Midsummer Night's Dream. So I think that since our Tan is
also fairy girl, Tanja is most fitting and proper. Not to mention very
feminine and quite alluring.
Just my luck. Mail-Archive.com chose yesterday and today to off to la-la land again.
If anyone had advice for me re: photography in Montréal, could I trouble you to
resend it, this time to my home e-mail address? It is:
jtainter at mindspring dot com
Thanks,
Joe
Got one too a few hours ago.
Mark Dalal's email address noted as sender in the mailinfo (while the sender in my
reader gave a noreply + my isp as sender). Whether it means Mark is infected, or
just got his address stolen I don't know.
(The same password that others reported).
Just deleted it.
My
I got the same thing. It comes from email harvesters that found our
email address on the PUG site.
I traced it to some computer in Poland.
rg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
today I got this message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear user of Mindspring.com,
Your e-mail account has been temporary
Hi,
Our antivirus software has detected a large ammount of viruses outgoing
from your email account, you may use our free anti-virus tool to clean up
your computer software.
Bad spacing between words and the word ammount gave me a cue...
...to say nothing of using 'amount' with a
Hi,
I got the same thing. It comes from email harvesters that found our
email address on the PUG site.
I've just received 51 of them in one go, addressed to non-existent
email addresses. Anything that ends '@ my domain name' is routed by my
isp to a postmaster account. The spammers try out
Gee, I was thinking the same thing. If you want a client with a
similar interface, try The Bat (www.ritlabs.com). I have had way
fewer problems in general since getting away from MS Outlook Express.
--
Best regards,
Bruce
Wednesday, March 3, 2004, 3:36:11 PM, you wrote:
MR Tanya Mayer
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, talk of my butt (and fanny, that is not a great term here in Aus, as Rob
pointed out, lol!) is now officially OVER!!!
Ok. I hear you.
In that case I just unofficially want to point out that having your butt globally
discussed is the ultimate
Shel Belinkoff jumped on the Hustings [EMAIL PROTECTED] and wrote:
http://home.earthlink.net/~scbelinkoff/ebay/aa-negpd.html
I recently purchased a copy of this from ebay and found it to be
the most informative photographic literature I have read. Whatever
price you pay, you will will not be
LOL! now, a change of subject PUH-lease
tan.
-Original Message-
From: Lasse Karlsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 4 March 2004 9:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Just wanted to say...
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, talk of my butt (and
Some of you may recall that I was going to be shooting a friend of mine in
concert last weekend.
And, so I did. Got back the contacts today, and I'm mostly okay with them -
not a real high yield, but the lighting was horrendous, and the LX was
having trouble dealing with some situations. I
Uhhh, since I cannot possibly attend the meet, perhaps some one can take
a photo (just for the record) of the item in question and submit it for perusal?
Many thanks!
keith whaley
* * *
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Ok, talk of my butt (and fanny, that is not a great term here in Aus, as
Don't think I'd know the first thing about building a gimbal, though
the idea sounds fairly intruiging to me. I'll have to look around for
instructions . . . if you happen to see the instructions again John,
I'd appreciate a link.
IL Bill
On Wednesday, March 3, 2004, at 06:32 AM, John
Boris,
I can't disagree with either you or Mike. Caring with all your heart will
make the difference between a good photo and a great one. Or between a
mediocre photo and a good one.
But, all the caring in the world will not produce anything but a memory in
your brain, if you don't have a
Yeah,
That 10D was humungous! I know it's capable of taking wonderful photos, but
I bet your back was sore lugging that thing around Toronto all day! vbg
BTW, proper paying job? Do they exist?
vbg
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
I used to own a Devon Rex (breed of cat). It's name's Phantom, and the ex
got it in the divorce. Well, not really, I left it there, you know, for the
kids and all.
But, I digress (as I often do...).
Welcome back, Tom. I seem to recall you from my early days on the list.
If you've been
Personally, I think it's sad that people think that they can find
fulfillment or make some sort of artistic statment by placing fuzzy fake
animals or animal parts on their heads.
vbg
-frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J.
We got a bunch of these at work allegedly from our admin
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), but again they were spoofed addresses. After
you've been around email for a while you get a pretty good feel about
which are legit and which aren't.
chris
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Stan Halpin wrote:
I just received the
I'm sure you meant bonny, not bony, right? ;)
chris
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Cotty wrote:
On 2/3/04, STENQUIST PROMOTIONS disgorged:
Now Tatiana is very close to Titania, who is, of course, the fairy
queen in Midsummer Night's Dream. So I think that since our Tan is
also fairy girl, Tanja is
Kylie has a very nice face, but Agnetha is reeking class all the way.
. .
That reminded me to put on an ABBA recording. . . g
keith whaley
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, talk of my butt (and fanny, that is not a great term here in Aus, as Rob
1) Just got a mint Super Program in dirt cheap and everything seems to be
fine, EXCEPT, my Metz (40MZ3i + SCA372) flash cannot sync with the camera
whenever the lens is set to 'A'. It works fine when the lens is not set to
'A'. The same settings work fine with Z-1p. Is my Super Program faulty,
So, the big question... how do you pronounce it? I say see-zer in my
head, but I'm sure that's way off. :)
chris
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, Cesar Matamoros II wrote:
I have heard so many variations on my name over the years. And that is just
my first name - we will not even go into my last name
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