Doug Brewer wrote:

>Mark Roberts wrote:
>> http://www.robertstech.com/blog/photos/gallery13/
>> 
>> More later, maybe.
>> 
>> Gotta catch up on a lot of things that were left undone while I was
>> away at the mountain.
>
>c'est fromage

I'm blushing!

...for those who weren't at GFM: Doug and I decided to give the photo
contest a little more class this year by performing the judging
entirely in French. Which neither of us really speaks. But we didn't
let that stop us. "C'est fromage" (preferably exclaimed very
dramatically) was the highest of acclaim. Even though we *do* know
what that means.

More on the judging...

If anyone read my blog entry "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the
Grandfather Mountain Nature Photography Weekend" you may recall the
following note: 

"While you're listening to Sunday morning's guest speakers, we're in
the basement finishing up the judging of the photo contest. The
facilities for the judges are fabulously luxurious. We recline in
ermine-covered seats, savoring truffles and vintage champagne and
viewing the contest photos on 193-inch plasma screens while naked
Tahitian virgins give us foot massages."

We arrived at judging HQ on Sunday morning to find one of the GFM
employees had equipped the stools at the judges table with fake
bearskin rugs from the gift shop (presumably as a reasonable
substitute for ermine). They also left some chocolate truffles and an
(empty) champagne bottle. When we noticed what brand of champagne it
was we stopped complaining about it being empty... And there was a
note explaining that the lack of Tahitian virgins was because they'd
been let go due to the economic turn-down.

Doug told them they needn't have let the virgins go -- we could have
worked out a trade of some sort.




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