RE: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-05 Thread Simon King
I'll pitch in...

Many years ago in primary school we were all asked to tell the class what
our father's did. 
My father worked for a publishing company, and I didn't know how to describe
what he did, so I said he was a Bookie. I had no idea what the word meant.
He received a call from the headmaster that evening.
:-)
Simon

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graywolf wrote:

 Well, you ought to teach your kids these things. I wasn't and could not
 understand why I was was being punished for calling one of my classmates
 a horror*, which she was. We were about 10, and I didn't even know the
 other word that sounds the nearly the same. I simply had never heard the
 other word. Nobody believes in innocence (grin).


annsan adds:
I had a similar experience - I called a girl in my 6th grade class a fairy
because
heard others call her that.  I thought it just meant she was a jerk.  So I
told my
father at dinner that I didn't want to go to her party or haver her over or
something
becuase she was a fairy.  He was very upset and said I shouldn't call anyone
that
but wouldn't tell me why.  This was in about 1947.   Just one of many things

kids of our generation were not told.


 * horror (noun)
 4.  Informal. Something unpleasant, ugly, or disagreeable.

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 Peter Alling wrote:

  Please Ann, this is a family list.  (Not that I didn't consider it).
 
  At 09:35 AM 10/3/03 -0400, you wrote:
 
  Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
  world's oldest...
  Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
 
  annsan - feeling silly this morning
 
 
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  -- George Jean Nathan
 

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Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-04 Thread Lon Williamson
If we can agree that professionals are whores, then the oldest
profession was represented _behind_ the camera in several shots.
My turn to duck.   -Lon

Peter Alling wrote:
Please Ann, this is a family list.  (Not that I didn't consider it).

At 09:35 AM 10/3/03 -0400, you wrote:

Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
world's oldest...
Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
annsan - feeling silly this morning


I drink to make other people interesting.
-- George Jean Nathan




Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-04 Thread Ann Sanfedele
Peter Alling wrote:

 Please Ann, this is a family list.  (Not that I didn't consider it).


now you tell me...

annsan




 At 09:35 AM 10/3/03 -0400, you wrote:

 Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
 world's oldest...
 Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
 
 annsan - feeling silly this morning

 I drink to make other people interesting.
  -- George Jean Nathan



Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-04 Thread graywolf
Well, you ought to teach your kids these things. I wasn't and could not 
understand why I was was being punished for calling one of my classmates 
a horror*, which she was. We were about 10, and I didn't even know the 
other word that sounds the nearly the same. I simply had never heard the 
other word. Nobody believes in innocence (grin).

* horror (noun)
4.  Informal. Something unpleasant, ugly, or disagreeable.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition 
copyright © 1992 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Electronic version 
licensed from INSO Corporation; further reproduction and distribution 
restricted in accordance with the Copyright Law of the United States. 
All rights reserved.



Peter Alling wrote:

Please Ann, this is a family list.  (Not that I didn't consider it).

At 09:35 AM 10/3/03 -0400, you wrote:

Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
world's oldest...
Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
annsan - feeling silly this morning


I drink to make other people interesting.
-- George Jean Nathan
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com



Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-04 Thread Eactivist
Graywolf wrote:

Well, you ought to teach your kids these things. I wasn't and could not 
understand why I was was being punished for calling one of my classmates 
a horror*, which she was. We were about 10, and I didn't even know the 
other word that sounds the nearly the same. I simply had never heard the 
other word. Nobody believes in innocence (grin).


* horror (noun)
4.Informal. Something unpleasant, ugly, or disagreeable.

The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Third Edition 
copyright © 1992 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Electronic version 
licensed from INSO Corporation; further reproduction and distribution 
restricted in accordance with the Copyright Law of the United States. 
All rights reserved.

reply:

Sounds like you were definitely a little horror.

Marnie aka Doe ;-)



Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-04 Thread Paul Stenquist
I thought about staging one. My favorite model would have been happy to
do it. (She has a sense of humor.) But I've been overwhelmed lately with
work and some paying photo jobs. Hope to gete back to the PUG this month.
Paul

Ann Sanfedele wrote:
 
 Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
 world's oldest...
 Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
 
 annsan - feeling silly this morning



RE: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread Hans Beumer
No excusus, you're just right!
Hans B.

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Hans Beumer wrote:

 I think for american measures I allmost live in Amsterdam (40 km.  to the
 west). Just didn't have time to visit the professionals there :-) .
 OTOH, when you are dutch, what's new or special to it?
 Regards, Hans B.

Just seemed to me if the title was PROFESSIONAL the oldest profession
should have been represented :)

annsan




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 Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
 world's oldest...
 Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)

 annsan - feeling silly this morning




Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread frank theriault
'Round about these parts, one's likely to have a pimp slit your throat if 
you're seen pointing a camera at one of his girls.  Or, if she's an 
independant (as many crack-whores are - and lately there seems to be a lot 
of them around), the streetwalker herself is likely to produce the slicing 
implement.

Not quite the same as the smiling girls in the windows (that I hear are) 
over in Europe.

cheers,
frank


The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds.  The pessimist 
fears it is true.  -J. Robert Oppenheimer





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Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
world's oldest...
Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
annsan - feeling silly this morning


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Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread Ann Sanfedele
frank theriault wrote:

 'Round about these parts, one's likely to have a pimp slit your throat if
 you're seen pointing a camera at one of his girls.  Or, if she's an
 independant (as many crack-whores are - and lately there seems to be a lot
 of them around), the streetwalker herself is likely to produce the slicing
 implement.

 Not quite the same as the smiling girls in the windows (that I hear are)
 over in Europe.

 cheers,
 frank

Where's your sense of adventure, Frank? ;)

(ann ducks)



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 fears it is true.  -J. Robert Oppenheimer

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Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread frank theriault
Oh, no need to duck, Ann!  vbg

I guess I'm just saying that going out and photographing a prostitute 
isn't something I'd leave the house with the intention of doing.  Fact is, I 
do walk around many different parts of town with my camera around my neck or 
over my shoulder (depending on which camera), and I'll talk with all sorts 
of people during my walks.

Were I to have the opportunity to photograph a girl on the street, I would.  
But, it would only be after chatting with her, getting her consent, and 
making sure (as best I can) that it's relatively safe.

I'm open for almost anything (photographically speaking, of course!).

cheers,
frank


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fears it is true.  -J. Robert Oppenheimer





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Where's your sense of adventure, Frank? ;)

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Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread Eactivist
Were I to have the opportunity to photograph a girl on the street, I would.  
But, it would only be after chatting with her, getting her consent, and 
making sure (as best I can) that it's relatively safe.

I'm open for almost anything (photographically speaking, of course!).

cheers,
frank

I was sort of wondering why no one had shot a professional girl too. :-)

Good explanation, frank.

Marnie aka Doe 



Re: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread Peter Alling
Please Ann, this is a family list.  (Not that I didn't consider it).

At 09:35 AM 10/3/03 -0400, you wrote:

Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
world's oldest...
Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)
annsan - feeling silly this morning
I drink to make other people interesting.
-- George Jean Nathan 



RE: Professions and the PUG

2003-10-03 Thread Hans Beumer
I think for american measures I allmost live in Amsterdam (40 km.  to the
west). Just didn't have time to visit the professionals there :-) .
OTOH, when you are dutch, what's new or special to it?
Regards, Hans B.

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Was kinda surprised there were no shots  of
world's oldest...
Nobody live in Vegas or Amsterdam?? :)

annsan - feeling silly this morning