Yep, I had figured out that expression, but it took me some time before
started thinking about non-literal meaning... :)
The curious fact is that in [at least] a few East-European languages, the
head can be called (very informally) a cauldron or teakettle.
Also, people can talk about
P. J. Alling wrote on 10/31/18 10:53 AM:
The problem might not be the water, the lens could have impacted on the
rock just right to break a lead or a solder joint, replace the board or
what could be an easy fix if you can figure out which joint. No one
will know until the lens is opened.
The problem might not be the water, the lens could have impacted on the
rock just right to break a lead or a solder joint, replace the board or
what could be an easy fix if you can figure out which joint. No one
will know until the lens is opened.
I'd like to think the weather sealing is
A bit of clarification...
I didn't actually end up on my ass. The wave hit me, maybe up to my
knees or thighs, I teetered a bit, lost my balance and fell forward. I
caught myself on the sharp rocks with my right hand, and also scraped up
my left shin pretty good. I don't think the gear got
I'd be afraid of the dust particles produced by rice.
Larry, sorry to hear about the mishap. I hope you had insurance and it
will cover the replacement.
I hope this will give you a smile:
At first, I was confused how your ass knocking off a teakettle, which
poured a wave of water onto your
or bury it in rice ? not corrosive
that worked nicely for a drowned cellphone
ann
On 10/31/2018 5:06 AM, Toine wrote:
Put it in plastic container for a day or two with a few silicagel bags and
fingers crossed. The silicagel bags should not touch the lens, if they get
wet the solution is
Salt water, right?
RIP for the 16-30, methinks.
Rick
On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 05:06 Toine wrote:
> Put it in plastic container for a day or two with a few silicagel bags and
> fingers crossed. The silicagel bags should not touch the lens, if they get
> wet the solution is corrosive.
>
> On
Put it in plastic container for a day or two with a few silicagel bags and
fingers crossed. The silicagel bags should not touch the lens, if they get
wet the solution is corrosive.
On Wed, 31 Oct 2018 at 06:41, Larry Colen wrote:
> I got knocked ass over teakettle this afternoon by a wave at
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