idaholover wrote:
I'm starting to think it's to late for all of us. :-(
Not yet
November is coming and will be the pivotal point.
We just have to keep after the independents that are on the fence.
C.R. wrote:
the libs here call you everything but human if you don't march in lock step with them. fool and idiot being the kindest they type. yet poor degenerate whines about posts and gets them deleted. boohoohoo, poor thing
And if you're thought of as a threat, they will do everything they can to discredit and destroy you.
silver wrote:
Well, all I can say is many people on this site are totally wrong. So what did the post say?
That's why the rest of us are on the right side of what is going on.
selmslie wrote:
Now that's really a silly statement!
Digital is big because the great majority of people don't want to hassle with film and are impatient to get their results. A large percentage of them also buy a DSLR with a single zoom lens because they don't want to change lenses. Is that smart?
Film is not in any danger of disappearing, especially medium and large format where almost nobody can afford the digital option.
On the other hand, digital cameras face an even more formidable threat in the market - cell phones and tablets are gobbling up their market share. I don't think you want to extend your argument in that direction.
Now that's really a silly statement! br br Digi... (
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Speaking of silly statements
Kodak is out of business because of the craze of the prosumer DSLR.
And the quality of cell phones and tablets compared to DSLR's ?? Really ??
lighthouse wrote:
Oh what a load of misinformative crap, digital has allowed people to learn so fast in comparison to film that it is ridiculous.
Allowing people to learn doesn't mean that they will.
More people in the field means more mis-information as well.
Post processing does not in any way make a bad pic good.
If you aren't interested in making it right in the camera, you might be better off sitting down and drawing it yourself with crayons.
dirtpusher wrote:
so you saying wing nutters have all the right answers.... they have had plenty time to show that. but seems all they are experienced in is talking trash...
Yep .. You know all about trash 'eh
davidheald1942 wrote:
in 1492, who did America belong too?
It belonged to my people who basically lived here in peace with the rest of the inhabitants until forcefully removed to undesirable places of the earth called reservations.
pbearperry wrote:
Chicago is too dangerous a place for Isis.
As well as for most of us.
The gun laws seem to be working just fine there.
dljen wrote:
Both dumba$$es, doesn't matter. :thumbup: :thumbup:
You don't know what is right for this country because you are filled with what the liberals tell you as 'what is good for you'.
It's too bad that you aren't able to think for yourself outside of the bubble that is 'secretly to you' destroying this country.
I'm not pushing for any candidate at this time. You are the one who chose those in particular, so I threw them back at you.
The America that I grew up in was good for all.
The way it's going now it isn't good for many, and soon it won't be good for any.
Things have changed drastically since the take over of the current regime and not in a good way.
So get out of your bubble and look carefully at what is going on around you and the rest of the world.
We as a united country need everyone to change the course of this sinking ship to get it back to the greatness we once were.
sueyeisert wrote:
All I needed to see was Foxnews-that says it all.
Yes .. It does say it all where the other 'reporter-commentator-liberal' medias only tell you what they want you to hear about their careless leader.
boydimages wrote:
What I have seen of teachers, (24 years in the trenches) most do a good job and care about their students. Once in a while one slips through like this one. These should loose their job.
It's like anything, you hear about the bad and the good will never see the light of day.
I know that is so true.
My wife runs a high school and I know what goes on there.
The administrators don't know how to run anything, yet dictate to the rest what they want to happen as directed by the empty heads above them.
TrainNut wrote:
A lot of people do not understand how businesses work.
That's why they sit on the receiving end of the line.
idaholover wrote:
Where's that? I'm in!
Northwest CT on the MA border.
I'll be right up to pull you out. :lol: