probably one of your bunny rabbitsThere were some entrails on the middle of the path, not sure what from(maybe a possum) but there was a full kidney in the pile.
Maybe a gnat
probably one of your bunny rabbitsThere were some entrails on the middle of the path, not sure what from(maybe a possum) but there was a full kidney in the pile.
Yeah we have a couple, Brushtail is the biggest and the most assholish.I had no idea 'Stralia had possums, but good God they sure look the part.
A marsupial in Australia?I had no idea 'Stralia had possums, but good God they sure look the part.
Did you make a pie??there was a full kidney in the pile.
And more Cassowaries, they make great pets.Well, if you look at HTH’s pictures, they do not look the same.
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The marsupial part was a given. Those little rodents got around! I wish we had angry kangaroos for rednecks to fight in the south, now that I think about it.
It could be done…just think, hundreds of drunk, angry Roo’s marauding in Branson, MO.
When it comes to marsupials…
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You are shooting Pentax, or? Is the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary available for that mount?Still saving my seashells for a proper tele lens.
Yeah Pentax and the only decent long lens is a Pentax pro level thing.You are shooting Pentax, or? Is the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary available for that mount?
Extremely good for the money, sadly slight AF "pulsing" issues on Canon R bodies. Still can get good pics, AF hit rate is just a little lower than with native glass.
I would not want to shoot without IS in the lens anymore, especially with telephoto lenses. I hate tripods though. The IS from Sigma is not as great as in native Canon glass. Optically I find the Sigma lens really good, only needs stopping down one stop max.Yeah Pentax and the only decent long lens is a Pentax pro level thing.
I had a cheap Sigma, something to 450mm and it was a piece of poo, had crazy lens creep and needed to be stopped down a bunch at the long end to get a decent shot. The OIS was nice to have though, no Pentax lenses seem to have it, they even go to the effort of getting Tamron to take it out of a lens they make for Pentax.HD Pentax-D FA 150-450mm F4.5-5.6 ED DC AW Reviews - D FA Zoom Lenses - Pentax Lens Reviews & Lens Database
HD Pentax-D FA 150-450mm F4.5-5.6 ED DC AW lens reviews and detailed specifications. The HD PENTAX-D FA 150-450mm F4.5-5.6 ED DC AW telephoto zoom lens was announced at the CP+ tradeshowww.pentaxforums.com
It would be nice if Sigma or Tamron made a mid range super tele but that hasn't happened and won't as Pentax sales drop off, coz dinosaur.
Redneck charcuterie: string cheese and beef jerky
Are they poking fun at dr oz there or just trying to be funny?Redneck charcuterie: string cheese and beef jerky
Possibly bothAre they poking fun at dr oz there or just trying to be funny?
Not sure if polystyrene pods are used around the rest of the world but over here you have to ask to have your home garage made with a solid slab, or your trolley jack can pop through it.Who sues whom here?
car owner>auto shop
auto shop>concrete installer?
concrete installer> > auto shop for incorrect use?
yeesh
Once saw a industrial robot holding a diesel engine block rip out of the floor like that, it flopped around like a fish out of water for a few seconds before alarming out. It was another companies robot but I needed it operational before I could test my CNC machine so I got a hammer drill from a guy I knew who worked in the machine shop and bolted the fucker back to the floor. Thankfully there was a jib crane in the area I could use to lift the robot. I reprogrammed the robot and got a hundred engine blocks machined and out to the CMM lab before my scheduled flight.
Naw, shop insurance takes care of everything else.Who sues whom here?
car owner>auto shop
auto shop>concrete installer?
concrete installer> > auto shop for incorrect use?
yeesh
Once saw a industrial robot holding a diesel engine block rip out of the floor like that, it flopped around like a fish out of water for a few seconds before alarming out. It was another companies robot but I needed it operational before I could test my CNC machine so I got a hammer drill from a guy I knew who worked in the machine shop and bolted the fucker back to the floor. Thankfully there was a jib crane in the area I could use to lift the robot. I reprogrammed the robot and got a hundred engine blocks machined and out to the CMM lab before my scheduled flight.
JD aren't you retired now? Get packin'!I would give up access to good pizza for access to riding in the mountains. Pretty much...
Wifey's computer does that about 2-3x/m. At what point should she be getting a new one? Or what are our fix it options?