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Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:44 pm**

So I met this guy shooting with a D70 yesterday and he's complaining that he's spent $3000 on flash cards.....Boy, was he a happy chappy when I told him you could reuse them!

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:47 pm**

Matt,

You're kidding, right?

Or maybe he was just a Fletcher's customer. <g> :lol:

I trust you pointed his nose here ...

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:51 pm**

Not sure if I should laugh or cry...

:lol:

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 4:54 pm**

Perhaps I have to find where he is and learning skills from him, he's a great guy in POV and hard to find one to replace :lol:

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:31 pm**

Its Gold Matt, Gold.

:lol:

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:54 pm**

That's brilliant.
CF cards going cheap!

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 5:59 pm**

Matt, i think you've found your calling in life.

Nice one.

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 7:29 pm**

That actually makes me happy, because it means I'm not the worst when it comes to Photography

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 8:49 pm**

Matt!!!!!!!!!!!

That one will go down in history

I’ve heard everything now

Your kidding :shock:

Cheers
Ray :lol:

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:18 pm**

Raydar wrote:Matt!!!!!!!!!!!

That one will go down in history

I’ve heard everything now

Your kidding

Cheers
Ray

Nope - Not quite
An old lady (Her name is Ceilia, aged 86 years) living a few doors away likes to play solitaire cards on her computer - an old Pentium II.
Her son is away in Thailand on business at the moment
Ceilia's mouse started to play up last week so she went to the kitchen, got a knife and cut the mouse cord so she could bring it over to me to see if I could fix it :shock:

Had to go down to Big W and buy her a new mouse

Cheers
Graham PS. The mouse problem was caused by a build up of fluff in the sensor hole.

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:24 pm**

This could become a very intertaining thread :roll:

Cheers
Ray :lol:

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:34 pm**

So, her mouse had a dirty ball and she circumcised it.

Posted: **Mon Oct 18, 2004 9:56 pm**

Her mouse clogged up on chin fluff.

Posted: **Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:39 am**

This old - tech-unfriendly guy i know had a digital camera - a little point and squirt. He wanted to take a photo of me and my fiancee (at that time).

He was infact holding the camera the wrong way, looking through the other side of the viewfinder (the lcd screen facing us). He took a series of shots and of course got semi-blinded from the flash going off right next to his eye.

I told him he was holding the camera the wrong way around, then he admitted embarrassedly, that that was why he kept getting flashed, and the pictrues didnt seem to be turning out. That is one quick way to deteoriate any remaining vision. Im surprised he didnt have some sort of bburnt patch on his face.

God help me if i see an amateur doing the same with a DSLR.
JD

everyone has to be good at something.

Posted: **Tue Oct 19, 2004 11:41 am**

jdear wrote:everyone has to be good at something.

If that was true, we wouldn't have any politicians.

Posted: **Tue Oct 19, 2004 2:34 pm**

Many years ago, when working as a sales rep I called in to see a guy at microsoft. He was in customer service. He told me that a woman rang in, she wanted to return her microsoft natural keyboard because there was a key missing, when asked which one, she said that the program is telling her to press any key and she couldn't find a key called "any"
True story.

Posted: **Tue Oct 19, 2004 5:27 pm**

phillipb wrote:Many years ago, when working as a sales rep I called in to see a guy at microsoft. He was in customer service. He told me that a woman rang in, she wanted to return her microsoft natural keyboard because there was a key missing, when asked which one, she said that the program is telling her to press any key and she couldn't find a key called "any"
True story.

Good on Ya!!!!!! It's happened truely!!!!

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is he dumb or what?

is he dumb or what?

oh my... very entertaining...

Re: oh my... very entertaining...