Ahh the joy of the internet. everything is available to almost everyone. and now everyone is an expert. :rolleyes:

Not saying you can, I Said some people.I am not one of those people. It's either 100 miles or its not 100 miles.

Huh? When did cliff bars add crunch to thier texture?

It's not a lens swinging contest.....or is it?

No profit in that.

Would you like to play a game?

Better example yet is Terminator.









I'll be back!

The politicization of knowledge making us dumber one thought at a time.

You definitely need to put some teeth into them.

From T2:

John Connor: We’re not going to make it, are we? People, I mean.

Terminator: It’s in your nature to destroy yourselves.

I used to have a big crush on Ally Sheedy.

If it were a contest of swinging things, I'd lose.

Who didn't?

(a) What was the rule about where you could stand? And (b) given (a), where was the best place to shoot when the ball was midfield?

bampilot06 the gauntlet has been thrown.

Ah, the joys of a bike tour. Yesterday was rain so we did a truncated ride, 36 miles instead of 66 miles. Today is 60° and a cold 16-20 mph wind coming off of Lake Superior. Our 66 miler will certainly be truncated again.

Still more scenic than the couch. :D

You don’t like living in the grey area.

But can that guy deal with a passenger throwing a temper tantrum over not a getting a drink on a 15 min flight**********?

I don’t think so.

A female friend of mine thinks it weird, but then again, she's more into the "traditional" look when it comes to movie stars.

Ugh.

I have been checking out the forecast for Burlington, VT for Sunday and Monday, when I will be there. Looks decent. Highs of 78 and 69, respectively, Nights in the upper 50s. Chance of rain both days 25%. Tempted to reserve a lean-to just in case. In 2018 it was rainy much of the morning of my second day there, and the wind coming off Lake Champlain was quite cold.

I live in the gray zone.

But 98 miles doesn't count as a century.

Back in the brat pack days, Sheedy had that look that you knew it would be a fun ride. But, you also knew she might be a little bit psycho.

I have no idea what she is/was really like.

Well, at the time it was pretty loose, and I could go pretty much anywhere except the in bounds area of the field or court. The area between the 20s was not good because of all of the players and coaches in that area. I'd typically shoot from the end zone. Sometimes I'd move to the sidelines when the ball was in the red zone to either shoot side shots of runners, the defense, or receivers in the end zone. Once the refs got to know that you wouldn't get in their way or in the way of the plays, they were pretty relaxed.

I did it for about a year after the kids graduated, but then stopped. The districts started closing down field access because parents were complaining that parents with big lenses got on the field but they couldn't go on field with their cell phones for pictures. You could still get on, but you had to apply for on-field credential before every game, which made it a real hassle. That coupled with no kids in school took the fun out of it.

There were guys shooting for MaxPreps that were doing it to make money. My main thing was just to take pictures of the kids and their classmates for them. There was never any real money in it.

This one was from the end zone with either a 300mm or 400mm -

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2dc1d81ff.jpeg

Sideline shot -

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...9d88377f1.jpeg

Also spot on.

Meh, she was just aaiiight.