[SI] Communication will be posted on Monday, 2/2/09.
bowser
tonight. Feel free to communicate your displeasure.
Noons
> No, I don't have a *good* excuse, just that I'll be at a Superbowl party
> tonight. Feel free to communicate your displeasure.
Bleagh!
Annika1980
I can already predict the mandate summary for this one.
I predict a low turn-out (at least from me) and lots of pics of
modems, cellphones, and other boring stuff.
"What we have here is a failure to communicate!"
tony cooper
Whassa matter, Bret? Couldn't think of an imaginative way meet the
mandate?
Couldn't you have photographed one of those cheerleaders with the
Clydesdale legs holding up a megaphone?
--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
bowzer
"Annika1980" <annik...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:c9ef4948-2350-49c6...@x16g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
Partially correct, but none of my shots fit your description. Except for the
boring part.
Annika1980
>
> Whassa matter, Bret? Couldn't think of an imaginative way meet the
> mandate?
I took one today that might qualify. I'll send it shortly.
>
> Couldn't you have photographed one of those cheerleaders with the
> Clydesdale legs holding up a megaphone?
Dude, 1950 says hi.
Cheerleaders don't use megaphones any more to communicate the cheers.
They text them to the audience.
tony cooper
<annik...@aol.com> wrote:
>On Feb 2, 2:02 pm, tony cooper <tony_cooper...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>> Whassa matter, Bret? Couldn't think of an imaginative way meet the
>> mandate?
>
>I took one today that might qualify. I'll send it shortly.
>
Ahhh, c'mon, Bret. The rules are loose. If it's a good photograph,
send it in. Helen will swoon with ecstasy and tell you it should be
in National Geographic, D-Mac will tell you it should have been a
hand-held 67 shot stitched panorama shot from a ladder, Rita won't
understand it if it's in focus, Noons will say it's over-sharpened
crap, and Focus will tell you it's blurry. (Noons and Focus would say
the same thing about a photograph taken with the lens cap on.)
>> Couldn't you have photographed one of those cheerleaders with the
>> Clydesdale legs holding up a megaphone?
>
>Dude, 1950 says hi.
>Cheerleaders don't use megaphones any more to communicate the cheers.
>They text them to the audience.
>
So? That's communication.
Megaphones *are* "in", though. Maybe Tennessee hasn't caught up, but
it's retro-cool.
http://www.teamsportswear.com/cheerleadinguniforms/sub/cheerleadingmegaphones
If those cheerleaders have thumbs as sturdy as their thighs, they'd
need a keyboard the size of a backboard to text.
frank
> On Mon, 2 Feb 2009 16:06:09 -0800 (PST), Annika1980
>
> >On Feb 2, 2:02 pm, tony cooper <tony_cooper...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> >> Whassa matter, Bret? Couldn't think of an imaginative way meet the
> >> mandate?
>
> >I took one today that might qualify. I'll send it shortly.
>
> Ahhh, c'mon, Bret. The rules are loose. If it's a good photograph,
> send it in. Helen will swoon with ecstasy and tell you it should be
> in National Geographic, D-Mac will tell you it should have been a
> hand-held 67 shot stitched panorama shot from a ladder, Rita won't
> understand it if it's in focus, Noons will say it's over-sharpened
> crap, and Focus will tell you it's blurry. (Noons and Focus would say
> the same thing about a photograph taken with the lens cap on.)
>
> >> Couldn't you have photographed one of those cheerleaders with the
> >> Clydesdale legs holding up a megaphone?
>
> >Dude, 1950 says hi.
> >Cheerleaders don't use megaphones any more to communicate the cheers.
> >They text them to the audience.
>
> So? That's communication.
>
> Megaphones *are* "in", though. Maybe Tennessee hasn't caught up, but
> If those cheerleaders have thumbs as sturdy as their thighs, they'd
> need a keyboard the size of a backboard to text.
>
> --
> Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
They use them up here in NW Indiana also. No camera store in town
though...bummer. Seems to be the wave of the future. Big box for
photography supplies. Yeeeccchhhh.......
D-Mac
> On Mon, 2 Feb 2009 16:06:09 -0800 (PST), Annika1980
> <annik...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> >On Feb 2, 2:02 pm, tony cooper <tony_cooper...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > >
> >> Whassa matter, Bret? Couldn't think of an imaginative way meet the
> >> mandate?
> >
> > I took one today that might qualify. I'll send it shortly.
> >
>
> Ahhh, c'mon, Bret. The rules are loose. If it's a good photograph,
> send it in. Helen will swoon with ecstasy and tell you it should be
> in National Geographic, D-Mac will tell you it should have been a
> hand-held 67 shot stitched panorama shot from a ladder, Rita won't
> understand it if it's in focus, Noons will say it's over-sharpened
> crap, and Focus will tell you it's blurry. (Noons and Focus would say
> the same thing about a photograph taken with the lens cap on.)
>
> >> Couldn't you have photographed one of those cheerleaders with the
> >> Clydesdale legs holding up a megaphone?
> >
> > Dude, 1950 says hi.
> > Cheerleaders don't use megaphones any more to communicate the
> > cheers. They text them to the audience.
> >
> So? That's communication.
>
> Megaphones are "in", though. Maybe Tennessee hasn't caught up, but
> it's retro-cool.
>
http://www.teamsportswear.com/cheerleadinguniforms/sub/cheerleadingmegaphones
> If those cheerleaders have thumbs as sturdy as their thighs, they'd
> need a keyboard the size of a backboard to text.
H, ha, ha... Best come back I've read for a long time. ROTFL.
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4/02/2009 6:12:16 AM