Rongnongno Loc: FL

My dog died. To compensate I want to buy a drone. I need advice on what to buy so I can hang a rz 67 to it and remote control the camera too.

Additionally I will use this in Antarctica so I really need your counsel on what protective gear I need and where I should buy it, please give me the ins and outs of every incredible good deal I found in obscure fly by night outfit.

What delivery outfit should I select? I do not trust UPS, Fed EX or any of these guys since everyone is complaining about them.

Some of my images will be created using long exposure so everything need to have extra long resilient batteries. Any recommendations?

Oh, where can I find an adapter for a Nikon lens for my RZ67? I need one because that camera does not have the lens I will use.

Oh, Did I mention my dog died? I need the address of a good pet cemetery too. Anyone has a recommendation for flowers to place on my beloved hound? It is important to me as it was allergic to some blooms.

I know some computer said the meaning of life is 42. What say you?

One final question... Is the end of the DSLR market near? I am having nightmares. This incertitude is killing me. It is worse than any disease I ever had. A slow torture if you ask me.

Anyway, life is good if you put the right spin on it. I do not have to pick-up the poop, I save in dog food and vet bill. Not only that but I am free!!! I can travel for long period of times w/o having to pay someone to keep an eye on what was really a ball and chain come to think of it. Think of the economy when it comes to cleaning with all the hairs this beast left all over!!!

But really, I will miss the silence, the tilt of a head, the moving tail and the insane rush to the door to get the squirrels.

Forget Antarctica, this not cold enough, central US in winter will do it.

(Oh, I lied. My dogs died a few years ago)

airwolf Loc: Woolrich, PA

Yikes !!!

hookedupin2005 Loc: Northwestern New Mexico

Hehehehehehe!

Guyserman Loc: Benton, AR

Period for grieving is over. Get on with your life.

timcc Loc: Virginia

Haha -- what ARE you smoking?

Love that your post is led, on my page at least, with an ad for dog chew toys.

chase4 Loc: Punta Corona, California

Dear Rong,

Knowing that you have been a long time member of the UHH and frequently assisted others here with your helpful and informative post, I have taken up a collection to help you through this difficult time in your life.

You will soon be receiving via UPS and/or FedEx (all COD):

A new puppy, a slightly used drone, a $10 gift certificate to the Goodwill for your experienced Antarctic protective gear, some non-OEM gently used batteries, some skunkweed for your dead dog's grave and an adaptor for your Nikon lens to RZ 67 camera.

I hope these heartfelt items will help to alliviate some of your current pain and suffering.

Best Regards and Happy Valentine's Day, chase

Rongnongno Loc: FL

Bless your heart old man...

Is the puppy already frozen or do I need to train it in the freezer first?

blue-ultra Loc: New Hampshire

Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha... I think I peed my pants

SteveR Loc: Michigan

Not to torture you for such an indefinite period, I'm sending you a box of dog poop to help you remember you lost friend. Just freshen it with a spritz and puff!!

When did you discover your funnybone?

alby Loc: very eastern pa.

i don't know why i even clicked on it...... oh, yeah. i have a soft spot for dogs

n3eg Loc: West coast USA

Put a collar on your drone...

tairving Loc: Magnolia, Texas USA

The computer that said the meaning of life is 42 was making a joke (a computer joke). 42 is the ASCII code for *. In many programming languages the asterisk (*) is used to signify "anything". So the computer was saying that the meaning of life is "anything".