Why does this thread resonate between beer and pentax?
What about dogs, or underpants, or magazines, or woodsheds???
Anyway, isn't that Charlize theron a right cracker?
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Sorry....
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Can you HDR the two together????
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To all who have switched, good luck. There are great alternatives to Pentax out there. I bought my wife a Sony A200, great camera. My affection for Pentax is probably a brand based thing. I bought my first SLR, a P30, about 25 years ago, and now I've got a 3 year old K100D Super. Not one to change regularly, I'll probably have the K100 until it dies. In Australia, there's a joke that you're either a Holden or Ford man. That relates to brand loyalty. I'm Ford, and Pentax. Recently I've built up a bit of a range of PK lenses, and wouldn't want to start again on a different brand. And I'm one of those who doesn't spell the main players brands in full on this site, because this is a PENTAX based site, so I don't really want to refer to other brands too often. Anyway, I'm sticking with Pentax, even though CANON and NIKON have far superior lens catalogues. Even the third party manufacturers supply many lenses in C & N mounts only. Besides, all the one-eyed N**** blokes at work would really take the P*** out of me if I switched now.
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I reckon they could call a new model "The K-Tel" and throw in a set of steak knives. Or the "K-Y" because it just looks sexy. Just a thought.
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I've got one too, John. Boy, that miss julian is keen to snag a photographer!
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Not long back, I suggested to my then 6 year old son that I didn't feel like going to work on Monday. His response was "You could pretend you're sick". That boy is older than his years....
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Thursday evening here. Bottle(s) are empty, kids are in bed. What the heck is a 31? Friday tomorrow. Must take some pics for the gallery on the weekend. maybe a woodshed, or a bottle of gin. Need more red wine.... and a DA 50-135, and maybe a 400mm fast mo'fo. Too many brain cells wasted. Goodnight all. Is it all ash cloud, or has the flying midget used the wardrobe.............

A big Scottish cock ...




That is indeed a rather large cock.
On another note, my beloved border collie/labrador cross Sally (see avatar) is a lovely dog indeed. Her interests include sleeping and eating, and she's full of arthritis at 12 years of age, but she's a much loved member of the family. Never had Gin in her life, but has been partial to the odd beer.
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Great shots, these, I-Berg. ANZAC day still holds great significance for the majority, it seems. I visited Gallipoli in 1993, and that experience remains with me today. Tonight I'm drinking fine Aussie red wine, not Sake, because of the Diggers efforts.
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