Merry Christmas
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john185k

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2,249 posts

242 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Hope you are having a great weekend folks. smile

John

GetCarter

31,255 posts

308 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Why the thumbs down John... you working?

john185k

Original Poster:

2,249 posts

242 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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eh, woops - didn't mean that!

Hope your having a great day Steve. Hopefully catch up in the next couple of months smile

dibbly dobbler

11,492 posts

226 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Merry Christmas All biggrin

I'm now exactly 1 year old as a photographer party Thanks for bearing with all my witterings and foolishness over the last 12 months.

Cheers, DD beer

flat-planedCrank

3,697 posts

232 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Merry Christmas all smile

paul911

2,771 posts

262 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Yup Merry Christmas all beer

Nick Grant

5,497 posts

264 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Merry Christmas!

Here's my boy playing with his Fisher Price reissue phone, looks like the 60s all over again!


LongQ

13,864 posts

262 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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dibbly dobbler said:
Merry Christmas All biggrin

I'm now exactly 1 year old as a photographer party Thanks for bearing with all my witterings and foolishness over the last 12 months.

Cheers, DD beer
Bah humbug! (and stuff)

Witterings? Hmm, at a pinch, sometimes, maybe. But foolishness? Never!

Which is sort of a shame in some ways 'cos it's often a nice warm (and totally false) feeling to be able to sit back at the end of web connection and chuckle about questions that some (perceived) prat is asking or opinions that someone who knows nothing is expounding. (I often do it myself only to find I am inadvertently reading my own posts.)

Of course in this case neither description was appropriate. Hence the shame. I mean - where is the entertainment value in that? No entertainment? That's a shame .... wink

On the other hand we only have dd's assertion (that this is the 'first birthday') to go with. Such information could, of course, be misleading. I mean if David Bailey decided that he could build a new reputation by mumming as a photographer of woodland park scenes, Christmas decoration constructions or macro shots - rather than erotic models - would he do it under his own name? Personally I doubt it.

(Disclaimer: Obviously dd is NOT David Bailey. We know this because he uses Canon kit whereas Bailey, for those old enough who still have good memories will recall, used Olympus - whoever they were.

Also Bailey would surely have been monikered 'db' for marketing purposes.)


Anyway, 'dd' or 'db' - who cares? Long may Mr. Dobbler's gentle questioning prise useful information from the denizens of this forum just as it has for the past year.



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dibbly dobbler

11,492 posts

226 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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LongQ said:
dibbly dobbler said:
Merry Christmas All biggrin

I'm now exactly 1 year old as a photographer party Thanks for bearing with all my witterings and foolishness over the last 12 months.

Cheers, DD beer
Bah humbug! (and stuff)

Witterings? Hmm, at a pinch, sometimes, maybe. But foolishness? Never!

Which is sort of a shame in some ways 'cos it's often a nice warm (and totally false) feeling to be able to sit back at the end of web connection and chuckle about questions that some (perceived) prat is asking or opinions that someone who knows nothing is expounding. (I often do it myself only to find I am inadvertently reading my own posts.)

Of course in this case neither description was appropriate. Hence the shame. I mean - where is the entertainment value in that? No entertainment? That's a shame .... wink

On the other hand we only have dd's assertion (that this is the 'first birthday') to go with. Such information could, of course, be misleading. I mean if David Bailey decided that he could build a new reputation by mumming as a photographer of woodland park scenes, Christmas decoration constructions or macro shots - rather than erotic models - would he do it under his own name? Personally I doubt it.

(Disclaimer: Obviously dd is NOT David Bailey. We know this because he uses Canon kit whereas Bailey, for those old enough who still have good memories will recall, used Olympus - whoever they were.

Also Bailey would surely have been monikered 'db' for marketing purposes.)


Anyway, 'dd' or 'db' - who cares? Long may Mr. Dobbler's gentle questioning prise useful information from the denizens of this forum just as it has for the past year.



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hehe Thanks LQ. It's not the done thing to be too fullsome in expressing one's gratitude or admiration on these forums - but it's Christmas so I might get away with it - you and the other regulars on here have been responsible for getting me interested in photography in the first place and then educating and inspiring me in equal measure. Thanks again and roll on another year of the same bowbeer