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Photo Forum / Film Photography / 35 mm / October 2006Back From Tibet With My EOS 1D MKll
The yogurt was great, but the vodka sucked. Yes fans I am back and please say that you are glad that the king is alive and well. I have been going through the stacks of mail that have been awaiting my return. The best piece yet was the signed photo of GW and Laura thanking me for my contributions to the Republican National Committee. We certainly must make it clear that we want no part of Hillary in the oval office. Now I have been keeping up with things on the group here, and I must say that it has been boring. Only Annika is still here, and his photos have improved, I hope his golf game has also !!! My assignments have changed, I do things on a leasure pace these days, mainly due to a little surgery on the ole ticker. No more Vodka, no more fine cigars, but my photography is better than ever. I just wanted all my ole fans to know that I am alive and kicking. You all will be hearing a lot from me in the future. There is a Granny memorial parade coming up soon, we are having another Gene Garber autographed baseball placed at her headstone. See all of you fans soon. EOS1VFAN > The yogurt was great, but the vodka sucked. Yes fans I am back and > please say that you are glad that the king is alive and well. I am so glad that you are alive and well. > The best piece yet was the signed photo of GW and Laura > thanking me for my contributions to the Republican National Committee. > We certainly must make it clear that we want no part of Hillary in the > oval office. OK, maybe not. > > The yogurt was great, but the vodka sucked. Yes fans I am back and > > please say that you are glad that the king is alive and well. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > OK, maybe not. Thanks Amigo, I have some great EOS 1V adventures to share with the group. Stay tuned for more to come. EOS1VAFN >> The yogurt was great, but the vodka sucked. Yes fans I am back and >> please say that you are glad that the king is alive and well. > > I am so glad that you are alive and well. Back in the day...you and the "Fan" were equally annoying and equally full of crap. Since then, you've risen above his brand of stupidity (you've now got your own! Ha ha), so I think it's time to let the Fan fade into the little corner of obscurity he's always merited. You're both pretty goofy...but he has nothing to show for his big mouth. At least your big mouth comes with pics... Heck...even YOU have your "dignity..." Don't stoop too low... :)  SignatureImages (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at: www.pbase.com/markuson > You're both pretty goofy...but he has nothing to show for his big mouth. > At least your big mouth comes with pics... I've seen some of the FAN's pics ... he mailed me some 8x12's. It is what got me lusting for a fast telephoto like the 400 f/2.8L. Someday ..... Do you realize the total awesomeness that would result if I ever got my hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the 500 f/4L IS? It would be scary. >> You're both pretty goofy...but he has nothing to show for his big >> mouth. At least your big mouth comes with pics... [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > my hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the > 500 f/4L IS? It would be scary. That's the lens I've wanted for many a moon... -Tough to convince the wife that, "I've had this lens for a long time" though... -Kinda sticks out like a sore...um...leg. SignatureImages (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at: www.pbase.com/markuson > Do you realize the total awesomeness that would result if I ever got my > hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the 500 > f/4L IS? It would be scary. There's a credit card company out there that wants you to spend to the limit. Signature-- r.p.e.35mm user resource: http://www.aliasimages.com/rpe35mmur.htm -- r.p.d.slr-systems: http://www.aliasimages.com/rpdslrsysur.htm -- [SI] gallery & rulz: http://www.pbase.com/shootin -- e-meil: Remove FreeLunch. >> Do you realize the total awesomeness that would result if I ever got my >> hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the 500 >> f/4L IS? It would be scary. > > There's a credit card company out there that wants you to spend to the > limit. I'd be afraid that I'd drop it on my foot.....My medical bills are high enough already........ >> Do you realize the total awesomeness that would result if I ever got >> my hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the >> 500 f/4L IS? It would be scary. > > There's a credit card company out there that wants you to spend to the > limit. I'm pretty sure Bret's cards have been "full" for some time... SignatureImages (Plus Snaps & Grabs) by Mark² at: www.pbase.com/markuson > > There's a credit card company out there that wants you to spend to the > > limit. > > I'm pretty sure Bret's cards have been "full" for some time... They went from very full to all empty and back to very full again, if you know what I mean. > Do you realize the total awesomeness that would result if I ever got my > hands on one of those daddy lenses like the 400 f/2.8L IS or the 500 > f/4L IS? It would be scary. I think they are working on a new version of Internet just to cover that very specific possibility! Fondly remembering those "Fabulous" days, El Vandit Wrong, as usual. Many of us are still here, and we all remember that you're all talk and no pix. Post some from Tibet, if you dare. > Wrong, as usual. Many of us are still here, and we all remember that you're > all talk and no pix. Post some from Tibet, if you dare. For sure, I would love to see some pictures from Tibet. > > Wrong, as usual. Many of us are still here, and we all remember that you're > > all talk and no pix. Post some from Tibet, if you dare. > > For sure, I would love to see some pictures from Tibet. You might. Tibet is probably the name of some cathouse in Orlando. EOS1VFAN always has the best stories. Too bad they aren't illustrated. > You might. Tibet is probably the name of some cathouse in Orlando. > EOS1VFAN always has the best stories. Too bad they aren't illustrated. Havent been following RPE35mm regularly for a few years now, but I thought *you* were EOS1VFan.... what gives? The extra personality found a new host body? And if you are not Eos1VFan, whatever happened to the Fabulous You-know-what? Inquiring minds want to know, as do I. V. > > You might. Tibet is probably the name of some cathouse in Orlando. > > EOS1VFAN always has the best stories. Too bad they aren't illustrated. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Inquiring minds want to know, as do I. As I've said many times, I was never EOS1VFAN as some have claimed. His name is Bob Youngblood and he lives in FLA and is friends with Al Jacobson, who also used to post here. I live in Tennessee and am friends with no one, except maybe Spike. Two different people, got it? As for the Fabulous EOS-1V, I still have it and only shoot with it every once in a blue moon. http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/64283192 I usually just shoot slide film with the Fabulous EOS-1V, although recently I've tried a few rolls of B/W. The Fabulous EOS-1V is still the best 35mm film body you can buy, even though film is dead. It's kinda like being the best antique car at the car show. If I had the EOS-1DsMKII, I'd throw the Fabulous EOS-1V off a cliff, perhaps one of these: http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/64337741 http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/35075273 > As I've said many times, I was never EOS1VFAN as some have claimed. > His name is Bob Youngblood and he lives in FLA and is friends with Al > Jacobson, who also used to post here. I live in Tennessee and am > friends with no one, except maybe Spike. > Two different people, got it? Sorry, didnt mean to impugne your goo..^H^H^H name. I must have missed your posts saying that you werent EOS1VFan - I reckon you wouldnt bullshit about something like that. I was just confused by the presence of 2 such... passionate, shall we say... lovers of the Fabulous 1V. > If I had the EOS-1DsMKII, I'd throw the Fabulous EOS-1V off a cliff I'm hoping for the Superlative 1DMk3 to come out soon, and more importantly, at a price tag that doesnt make me feel like a prison playmate. Enlightened in the East, Vandit > I'm hoping for the Superlative 1DMk3 to come out soon, and more > importantly, at a price tag that doesnt make me feel like a prison > playmate. I've heard that it has a built-in cell phone, an MP3 player and five separate games which you can play on the display... > I've heard that it has a built-in cell phone, an MP3 player and five > separate games which you can play on the display... But does the cell phone take pictures? Bob Hickey > > I've heard that it has a built-in cell phone, an MP3 player and five > > separate games which you can play on the display... But does the > cell phone take pictures? Bob Hickey No, it doesn't and not only that, but the games Chris mentioned are only available after a firmware upgrade. I understand it's a tricky deal .... if you happen to be listening to rap music on the MP3 player during the upgrade, you could fry the whole system and lock up everything. But that's corrected in the ver 1.2 firmware upgrade. Fan is full of sh.t, as always. All talk, no pix, andno proof. total waste of bandwidth. >> > Wrong, as usual. Many of us are still here, and we all remember that >> > you're [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > You might. Tibet is probably the name of some cathouse in Orlando. > EOS1VFAN always has the best stories. Too bad they aren't illustrated. |
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