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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / February 2006New Sigma DSLR
There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the game. -Rich > There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate > equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the > game. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz >> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the >> game. > > Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz C'mon Randall, you know you want one :) > There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate > equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the > game. > -Rich And in a related matter, Hefty has come out with a new trash bag http://www.pactiv.com/Products_NA/Hefty/HeftyUltraFlex/index.aspx _____ Slack > There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate > equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping > in the game. You fell for the latest misinformation attempt by the "preddy" troll. Bart >> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Bart How about the one about the 17meg Olympus DSLR that appeared on the 4/3rds website? Guy said he actually got to use one. -Rich SNIP > How about the one about the 17meg Olympus DSLR that appeared > on the 4/3rds website? Guy said he actually got to use one. It's posted somewhere on the internet by someone, so it must be true? You can do better than that, don't you think? Bart > There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate > equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the > game. > -Rich Are you really trying to have us believe you don't recognise a Preddyism when you see it? You're a bigger donkey than I thought. >> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > a Preddyism when you see it? > You're a bigger donkey than I thought. Either that, or Rich is trying to pull a preddy on us himself. Bart >>> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >>> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Bart I checked National Semiconductor's page and Foveon's, nothing. -Rich >>>> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >>>> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > I checked National Semiconductor's page and Foveon's, nothing. > -Rich Neither would be part of Sigma's announcement of a new DSLR. They are tight-lipped and will not announce it until it is available for sale. >> There's a post about it on fredmiranda.com under the alternate >> equipment area. Nice to see competitive technologies keeping in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >when you see it? >You're a bigger donkey than I thought. I'm not privy to the machinations of all the Brit fishwives here. -Rich > I'm not privy to the machinations of all the Brit fishwives here. > -Rich Apparently you're not privy to bugger all. >> I'm not privy to the machinations of all the Brit fishwives here. >> -Rich > > Apparently you're not privy to bugger all. Possibly do you mean he *is* privy to bugger all? Unless I've totally lost it on Brit-isms, bugger all means naught, nothing. Unless you mean he is privy to everything.... Inquiring minds, sorta. -- John McWilliams > > Apparently you're not privy to bugger all. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Inquiring minds, sorta. John, logically you're correct - bugger all usually means nothing, "there's bugger all in my bank account" for example. But in this sense peculiarly it means the opposite, ie, you're not privy to anything. To be absolutely accurate though, the whole sentence is a double negative, like "I an't got nothing". I'll shut up there before I confuse myself as well as you! Any other Brits watching may want to help me out here! But I did mean he's privy to nothing - as we all know. Helen >>> Apparently you're not privy to bugger all. >>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > other Brits watching may want to help me out here! But I did mean he's > privy to nothing - as we all know. Yes, thanks, I was clear on what you meant. Just didn't know if bugger all was commonly used as "anything" or if your double negative was unintentional. Anyhoooo, it's been a long time since I lived on the Isles. Actually , the big one. N.of London. 18 mi. So, onto the next one, as in "another one bites the dust", understanding, of course, that probably no one is actually trying to eat dust. -- john mcwilliams >> > Apparently you're not privy to bugger all. >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >privy to nothing - as we all know. >Helen A double negative in colloquial speech is used as a means of emphasizing the negativity and not as a Boolean operator.  SignatureIan G8ILZ > Possibly do you mean he *is* privy to bugger all? Unless I've totally lost > it on Brit-isms, bugger all means naught, nothing. Unless you mean he is > privy to everything.... > > Inquiring minds, sorta. Yup. On the other foot, i've seen a lot of Americans use the phrase "I could care less about..." as opposed to the version "I couldn't care less about..." i'm used to. I don't know if this is an Americanism, but the version I know seems to make more sense. Martin |
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