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Oh, for crying out loud, quit acting like children and get back to the serious subject of this thread. Offer some helpful comments or go away.

Nobody has asked this question yet, so I will. To what extend is the right hand disabled. Can she hold tethered objects? Do the shoulder, elbow and wrist function, and to what extent? Can the right hand be trained to respond to a stimulus. Sometimes, with imagination and training (and a true desire to learn), we find that some conditions are not as debilitating as they originally seemed.

Sorry, not since some of the older Exa'a (and possibly Exacta's). But no digitals. May I suggest a remote attached to her right wrist like a wristwatch - or one looped to the palm side of her left hand.

In spite of Tatooed Fuji Fat Fanboy’s constant (repetitive) ravings on YouTube, I am still very impressed with the specs and reviews of this camera. I wish I could afford one.

Goon on yer for being so trustful. I will loan out any of my cameras, except my 65+ year old Leica IIIf.

Right. Leaving someone on the list permanently accomplished nothing and may deny the Lister the benefit of important information. Are you seeking a solution to a problem (which will eventually go away) or are you extracting retribution?

Just a quick question. Does Plymouth still carry parts for the 'Cuda? Oops, never mind.

Please pass that gem of information on to Tony Northrup.

Thank you.

I have an idea. Why don't you start your own section; call it "Bump Up" or something similar to go with your oft-boasted having "been at this professionally at a very high level for over 35 years". I promise not to corrupt your section with my "basic" views. After all, I don't have an MFA in photography and 35 years professional experienced; I've just been a poor amateur peasant struggling with photography for 65+ years. Therefore I'm not worthy of being in your presence.

OK, I'll admit I'm as dense as a black hole, but I don't understand your reply.

Many years ago, I called General Motors because my late brother-in-law was having problems with the spark arrestor lever on his 1912 REO; those scoundrels have stopped supporting that model. I'm irate!
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I'm sorry, Bill, but that's not always true. I don't know that much, but I still occasionally use the ignore function, primarily to block PM's. Anyone on my ignore list stays there a short time, because, in a short time, animosities are forgotten. And, to my recollection, there have never been more than two people on my list at any one time. I don't think there have been more than a half dozen total that have been ignored, but some people (one in particular) have been on the lint more than one time. I encouraged the implementation of such a list years ago, but only as a "cooling off" mechanism. If anyone has more than two or three members on their list or, if anybody is added to a list with the idea that the ban will be permanent, the list, in my opinion, is being misused. Some of the most obnoxious members of this forum are among the brightest. Why would I not take advantage of that?

I understand. But it still puzzles me.