I don't care what you guys say, I WANT SOME MOTHERF**KINCHOCOLATEMILK!!!
One more reason to hide the guns separate from the ammo.
I know there's no dad there. If so, I know he would have put the game on top of the fridge and if the kid even touched a hair on it for the next 3 days, it would be smashed to bits in front of him regardless of what mom thought.
"Hey dumbass, where'd you ever think you got your dumbass attitude from anyway?" SMASH! :eek:
Part of our family lore concerns an incident back in the days before video games (does Pong count? :pbpt:). My kids used to play a lot of The Game of Life and Monopoly. One day the game got pretty heated and when they ignored my request to calm down and stop arguing about the game, I went over to the table, picked up the game, and marched down to the basement and tossed it into the incinerator! :eek: I guess I got my point across because they still talk about the day Mom went ballistic. :worried: :sillygrin:
There are some photographic subjects where it makes little difference whether you use a digital camera or a film-based model to capture the image. The colors and warm glow of holiday lights is not one of them. If you're not careful, you can run into trouble with a digital camera. All photographers interested in getting great holiday photos should read this article.
I was using a longer exposure to get house lights. But getting displays with live people is hard to do outside standard exposure. This little guide will be good reading,.
when we were in disney world i started playing with holding the exposure time to a minimum and letting the camera adjust the f-stop. sometimes i'd even go so far as to manually set them both.
I was doing everything manual too. Funny thing is the night we went out to take practice pictures of Christmas lights was that same night the beams were in the sky. So I spent half my time trying to catch those rather then Christmas lights. :eyeroll:
Carson WilliamsÂ’ two-story home is decorated top to bottom with 25,000 Christmas lights - but thatÂ’s just the beginning.
He used software to program them to 12 minutes of Christmas music.
The result is a dancing display of synchronized lights that he says you have to see to believe.
According to PlanetChristmas.com and other Web sites, light-show technology is becoming more popular. There are even instructions on how to set up a display with Light-O-Rama software.
Trouble is I don't have much of either, and christmas is a bad time of year to do it. If I were to try it, I'd set them up in the summer and be all ready to go this time of year.
You were the one who was all excited to take your ladyfriend to “Jarhead” anyway and when you got there and saw that it consisted of lot of AJ (how this article will refer to Adorable Jake from here on) running around all sweaty, muscular and shirtless in the desert, doing a sexy dance wearing nothing but a Santa Claus cap over his “area” and then simulating a big gay orgy with his fellow grunts, you were like, “When does the killing start in this movie?” while your woman thought, “Oh yes, more Santa Dancing please.” You brought it on yourself.
ItÂ’s about 130 minutes long and 129 of them are about Men Not Having Sex. So yes, maybe it will be the longest almost-60 seconds of your life, but there it is.
good start to an "who's who" search engine.
gotta store this so I can look at home...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7153152098207965240
One more reason to hide the guns separate from the ammo.
I know there's no dad there. If so, I know he would have put the game on top of the fridge and if the kid even touched a hair on it for the next 3 days, it would be smashed to bits in front of him regardless of what mom thought.
"Hey dumbass, where'd you ever think you got your dumbass attitude from anyway?" SMASH! :eek:
I know it wasn't but it did have an impact anyway.
Couple days ago, Scribe did that exact thing. Put their PS2 away. And they didn't even do anything close to yelling about MOTHERF**KINCHOCOLATEMILK!!!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8365620671418338388
Thank God for the subtitles. Otherwise I wouldn't have a clue what was going on. :chagrin:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6939939823078667513
http://www.rebirthmuseum.com/
There are some photographic subjects where it makes little difference whether you use a digital camera or a film-based model to capture the image. The colors and warm glow of holiday lights is not one of them. If you're not careful, you can run into trouble with a digital camera. All photographers interested in getting great holiday photos should read this article.
http://www.nyip.com/tips/current/holidaylights.php
I was using a longer exposure to get house lights. But getting displays with live people is hard to do outside standard exposure. This little guide will be good reading,.
It's not G and JT's camera.
Thats for sure.
I'm not sure If I like google maps better or not....
It's not in our area yet, but it will be.....
I didn't want to load up GE but I can't remember if it had the street overlay or not. I like having both.
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I think I see PM, JT & Timmers down there
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Carson WilliamsÂ’ two-story home is decorated top to bottom with 25,000 Christmas lights - but thatÂ’s just the beginning.
He used software to program them to 12 minutes of Christmas music.
The result is a dancing display of synchronized lights that he says you have to see to believe.
According to PlanetChristmas.com and other Web sites, light-show technology is becoming more popular. There are even instructions on how to set up a display with Light-O-Rama software.
wanna know how???
http://www.wonderlandchristmas.com/wizardsofwinter.php
for sin city lovers....
might not wanna go to this at work :smile:
Trouble is I don't have much of either, and christmas is a bad time of year to do it. If I were to try it, I'd set them up in the summer and be all ready to go this time of year.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=515642196227308929
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4505462782975458603
this article cracked me up....
The straight dude’s guide to ‘Brokeback’
You were the one who was all excited to take your ladyfriend to “Jarhead” anyway and when you got there and saw that it consisted of lot of AJ (how this article will refer to Adorable Jake from here on) running around all sweaty, muscular and shirtless in the desert, doing a sexy dance wearing nothing but a Santa Claus cap over his “area” and then simulating a big gay orgy with his fellow grunts, you were like, “When does the killing start in this movie?” while your woman thought, “Oh yes, more Santa Dancing please.” You brought it on yourself.
ItÂ’s about 130 minutes long and 129 of them are about Men Not Having Sex. So yes, maybe it will be the longest almost-60 seconds of your life, but there it is.
dude...its a western :cool:
I'm still not seeing that movie.
Very "Off Broadway".