Does anybody know what they put in "Cocktail Beef Burgers"

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Try droppin' an egg in it

I thought they spotted the saddles and spurs

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There are plenty primes that won't give satisfactory results
at ANY aperture Just as there are some zooms

Some zooms (inc. the 28-80mm) have excellent bokeh
just look in this thread.... some are even wide open

pentaxforums_bokeh_club

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My Breakfast Cereal has a Warning......
"May Contain NUTS"

I'm very fussy about meat

I will only eat ORGANIC Horsemeat!


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Alternatively Tesco have a very good offer on
Ribeye Steak at present only £11.33 Kilo

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=258730103

I had some last Thursday and it's the best I've had for
sometime

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They tried to rip me off again on Fairy Washup Liquid
should have been 2 for £3 ........ tried to charge me
full price for each.... so I left it

They don't know what's on their own website or
instore yellow cards

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=270979148

I'll get some from Sainsbury's on Monday (£1.50 each)
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Excellent capture of some very funny behaviour. I wonder
if they also tap to attract a mate.

If you tap quickly on tree where one is nesting they
quickly stick their heads out to what's going on

I really like these
Two and three would probably sell to a company that
make posters/framed prints.

They need a slightly better crop.

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It is a good sharp shot, although I don't like B&W for
birds.

I can't really see a white spot unless you mean the one
in the black to the left of the birds foot.

In the days of fibre prints you used to be able to buy
spotting dyes which soaked into the paper and were used
with a very fine artists brush in a dot/spot fashion.
These weren't totally invisible, but as long as the
spotting was done well, they shouldn't cause any
problems with the judge.... it's part of photography
anyway.

I'm not sure what you could use for this. Black ink and
a brush possible. Felt tips tend to be slightly blue and
Indian Ink doesn't soak in.

All you can do is try whatever you can get on a similar piece
of paper to see if it will blend in.

You could risk it and blame the printer or offer to spot it
out.

Some Yanks would give you $500 for that