What do they need?
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To stop pretending an easy problem is insurmountable.
I guess I should throw sarcasm in as a possibility. I'd be damn proud if they were trying to bust my balls, but unlikely.
Whats the cotton component to that scale?
So... just an FYI... before you know it, you'll be helping her register for college.
Dewd, that’s a lot of gear.In other news.....Camera pron
Olympic Photo Services | Alpha Sports Pro - Photojournalism and Sports Photography
One of the most anticipated services at any Olympics is the Photo Service Center, where photographers worldwide can get their cameras cleaned, minor repairs done, and get loans of the latest and greatest cameras and lenses right on site.alphasports.pro
"On loan are the flagship Sony Alpha 1 and a9ii’s and other cameras and full-frame mirrorless lenses from 12-24mm f/2.8 and 14mm f/1.8 through to 400mm f/2.8 and 600mm f/4’s"
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Fixed your quote, that 600 prime is $13k each
to a better place where you don't have to pay for childcare for a while.
BRING IT. can't get those fuckers out of the house fast enoughSo... just an FYI... before you know it, you'll be helping her register for college.
2 more years for one...six for the other, but i'll consider 4 a victory, cause at least the younger one will be driving by then
our district is finally switching to full day kindergarten, so both kids will be out of the house the majority of the day.
if that were the case it would have already happened.
covid will still be a thing by then...So... just an FYI... before you know it, you'll be helping her register for college.
i know a person whose two kids are old enough to drive....17 and 18....but choose not to...and the kids both have cars...
another guy whose kid is graduating highschool...has a car....will not drive....anxiety issue....
Not sure what is worse, leaving the .04 off of the CM or failing to maintain corresponding significant digits with what should be 1.0".
Rob Warner knows.
You mean it's not that the scale looks to be completely arbitrary?
It looks centimeterish
There was a report on the summer olympic's Canon center. One pic showed a room with 100s of 600 mm F4 lenses.In other news.....Camera pron
Olympic Photo Services | Alpha Sports Pro - Photojournalism and Sports Photography
One of the most anticipated services at any Olympics is the Photo Service Center, where photographers worldwide can get their cameras cleaned, minor repairs done, and get loans of the latest and greatest cameras and lenses right on site.
"On loan are the flagship Sony Alpha 1 and a9ii’s and other cameras and full-frame mirrorless lenses from 12-24mm f/2.8 and 14mm f/1.8 through to 400mm f/2.8 and 600mm f/4’s"
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Ive rented the 600 a few times but since I bought the 200-600 I actually prefer it over the prime, came in very handy in YNPThere was a report on the summer olympic's Canon center. One pic showed a room with 100s of 600 mm F4 lenses.
I've got a Nikon 200-500 F/5.6 as my big lens and it's great. Never needed or wanted anything larger or faster. Those big lenses get real expensive real fast, so you better actually need it.
The Sony 200-600 is nearly as big as the 600 prime but when I use my a6600 body (APSC sensor)it comes out to 300-900 and if a need to and have enough light I can use clear image zoom and effectively get up to 1100, awesome for wildlife and sporting events.
Unfortunately no, but I do have the most popular perch in the back yard.
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When I was in high school my mother attempted to teach me to drive, I decided hell no, later got instructed in a sandpit by my drinking buddies.
I learned on the Farm via tractors on the hay operations around 10-11 years old, doubt that happens much anymore
Im renting a standard in Mexico so I can teach my 14 yo kiddo to properly rally and drift on dirt roads. Hope we don't kill any chickens or Cartel dudes.
That's how I learned. Ford 9n and some Allis-Chalmers model IIRC. And an old Dodge pickup with 3 on the tree.
We are a dying breedThat's how I learned. Ford 9n and some Allis-Chalmers model IIRC. And an old Dodge pickup with 3 on the tree.
So about that "we have control of our school district..." I just got this text:
Due to staff absences, tomorrow (Thursday, 2/3) will be a NO STUDENT DAY in DCSD Schools. See your email for details.
Edit: Reasoning and context:
denver.cbslocal.com
Due to staff absences, tomorrow (Thursday, 2/3) will be a NO STUDENT DAY in DCSD Schools. See your email for details.
Edit: Reasoning and context:
Teachers, Parents Plan Rally In Response To Controversial Actions Of Douglas County School Board Members Involving Superintendent Corey Wise
Some teachers in Douglas County are planning a rally for "collective action" Thursday afternoon to push back against several of the school board members.
denver.cbslocal.com
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My dad taught me to drive when I was 12 in a '78 K5 blazer in Allegheny national forest on logging roads. It wasn't until I was much older that he explained it was in case he had a seizure and I had to drive him out.
You smell all that Freedom™?
I did the same with my kiddo when she was a pre teen, wasn't for seizure's but we were always doing activities that could result in some major injuries IE; shooting, climbing, cycling, surfing, kayaking etc.
I bought a Sigma 150-600 on sale last year because the Canon 100-500 is ridiculous money and vaporware. Nicely complements the 100-400 and 800 depending on where I shoot wildlife.
i learned in a 72 beetle in our sideyard/cow field....
Smoked a lot of weed and ate a lot of gas station eggrolls in a '78 K5 Blazer.
Smoked a lot of weed and ate a lot of gas station eggrolls in a '78 K5 Blazer.
I assume that is a euphemism for something else cylinder shaped. Ya had to get that weed somehow.