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04-04-2014, 07:59 AM   #7996
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QuoteOriginally posted by Parallax Quote
You mean things like........... her hair?
Oh, yes.

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Probably, "the way she looked, the way she'd act and the colour of her hair".
I remember she left her hat on.


[EDIT: I find it remarkable, considering how conservative I consider myself today (my children agree with that), how much of my more liberal opinion about things (many here might not agree with that) is encapsulated in the themes in Hair. I guess in most things I want to be tolerant.

Hair was truly influential and changed the direction of western society. What is coming to do the same, for something surely is, soon?

Except when hociR is under discussion.


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I interrupt this program to cross post this video, because it's incredible to imagine all this was possible so long ago, without a K-3.

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A fecal transplant.
Yep, heard about that a few months back and try not to think about it too hard.


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---------- Post added 04-04-14 at 02:32 PM ----------

Holding firm in my resolve against the hociR, though today I did wander into the B&M Camera World of Oregon to actually see a K-3. Nice camera, though they did not have the grip or the Sigma or the 50/1.8. They did have a ton of K50s though.


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Humm...nurse!. Had some hot chile for dinner last night. Still good on the transplant.
K3 could melt!

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I interrupt this program to cross post this video, because it's incredible to imagine all this was possible so long ago, without a K-3.

Vintage Pentax Commercial - YouTube
They really should bring back the Pentax girl.

Really, I am not kidding! Perhaps some enterprising Pentaxian could do the favor?


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QuoteOriginally posted by stevebrot Quote
They really should bring back the Pentax girl.

Really, I am not kidding! Perhaps some enterprising Pentaxian could do the favor?


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Just buy the K-3 already!
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Just buy the K-3 already!
If I buy the K-3, will the hociR include the Pentax Girl as part of the bundle or will I have to settle for the hociR girl?


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They really should bring back the Pentax girl.
But it's so much work. She has to keep twisting that lens - focusing, I guess. Why does she have to watch the little metal lever on the front before the camera clicks? Where's her IR remote? And the top lever thingee - what's that all about? I don't think those things will ever catch on until some major photocopy corporation takes them on and modernizes the system.
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QuoteOriginally posted by Racer X 69 Quote

The book also covers many of the things that go wrong. One of those things is when the critters that live in our bowels get messed up, and the delicate balance goes awry.
Heard about that transplant biz recently, too. There's another way, only slightly less gross (IMO) -- active culture yogurt, which I spent about a month consuming to get my plumbing back on track after several courses of antibiotics recently.

I wondered if it might be a secret anti-hociR weapon, to save Tokyo...
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QuoteOriginally posted by stevebrot Quote
If I buy the K-3, will the hociR include the Pentax Girl as part of the bundle or will I have to settle for the hociR girl?

http://youtu.be/fkuFUv-nhcI

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If you buy the K3 girls will just flock to you all by themselves. hoicR doesn't need to include one.
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But it's so much work. She has to keep twisting that lens - focusing, I guess. Why does she have to watch the little metal lever on the front before the camera clicks? Where's her IR remote? And the top lever thingee - what's that all about? I don't think those things will ever catch on until some major photocopy corporation takes them on and modernizes the system.
- Twisting = maybe lens needs to be screw tightened all the time so to not fall off ... quality control issue
- Hypnotic effect plus the "zzzz" sound for that lever thing ... deer in headlights ...
- Top lever must be a cheese/bacon slicing device ... mmm, that's a keeper, IMHO ... J
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If you buy the K3 girls will just flock to you all by themselves. hoicR doesn't need to include one.
Is this the voice of experience?


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- Twisting = maybe lens needs to be screw tightened all the time so to not fall off ... quality control issue
- Hypnotic effect plus the "zzzz" sound for that lever thing ... deer in headlights ...
- Top lever must be a cheese/bacon slicing device ... mmm, that's a keeper, IMHO ... J
The new Pentax MMMBaconX
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Is this the voice of experience?


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At this stage of life there are only three that matter and they pose for me all the time. But they're shy about PF - only for their own blogs.

I do get a whole lot of comments from the High School photographers when I go to the Lacrosse games my son now coaches. They're using, of all things, elderly K1000's, and both genders want to push every button and click away. The girls are especially aggressive about asking if they can try the K3.

I think the best exchange was with a Tak mounted - - Yes, that's an old lens - - yes, older than Coach C. - - almost older than Coach C.'s Dad!

And it would work on your camera, too!
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I do get a whole lot of comments from the High School photographers when I go to the Lacrosse games my son now coaches.
They play lacrosse in MO?!! How times have changed!
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