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Venture to say they were Steelers fans. Kind of people to support that team.
I see. Eat the weakest ones. Which team did the Donners support?
Which team did the Donners support?
You're thinking way too deep into sports. It doesn't make sense. Tribalism is alive and well. Go Tribe!
I don’t care what those tribal folks get up to but when I get taxed to pay for a stadium, that does have a direct impact on me. Plus, the association of sports events with patriotism is sickening.
Did the Rams pay for their stadium?The Raiders came to Los Angeles and raped the city for millions of US dollars and ran away the next year. For years no professional football team could get past the voters in Los Angeles. It was a glorious period in which one could see on television every professional football game in the season and have plenty of money to pay the best Super Bowl tickets, airfare, hotel and meals if one chose. Or just keep the money for beer and beer nuts. If a team wants to come to the Los Angeles area they need to be ready to build their own stadium at their own expense.
I don’t care what those tribal folks get up to but when I get taxed to pay for a stadium, that does have a direct impact on me. Plus, the association of sports events with patriotism is sickening.
Are we competing in this thread for the "most off topic straying" award?
Isn't that off-topic?Are we competing in this thread for the "most off topic straying" award?
Did the Rams pay for their stadium?
Nah, just seeing how bitter some people can get.
On topic, I'm willing to pay $10 for a Leica seeming as according to some people here the interest in film is fickle. These cameras should be worthless in a few years.
No they demanded that Memorial Stadium be renovated and remodeled at Los Angeles' cost plus pay them tens of millions of dollars to get them to come. Decades later we are still paying those debits off. Fuck all professional teams forever.
The tube tester in the drug store brings back memories. I should probably get mine checked out.View attachment 319909
We had bathrooms before we had the Ilford pop up tent. Do young people not have bathrooms? And what about the changing bag and kitchen counter for developing film.
Of course being able to quickly develop your own film eliminates the exquisite sense of anticipation of waiting four or five days to get your film back from the film processor, which young people cite as one of the main reasons they shoot film.
We had bathrooms before we had the Ilford pop up tent. Do young people not have bathrooms? And what about the changing bag and kitchen counter for developing film.
Of course being able to quickly develop your own film eliminates the exquisite sense of anticipation of waiting four or five days to get your film back from the film processor, which young people cite as one of the main reasons they shoot film.
Rust belt is nice. Lots of water, no worries about weather aside from some snow and all the money that them old Oil Barons from 100+ years ago left gives us loads of culture and top medical without the crowds. Be nice if there were more jobs and stuff but you can't have everything.
Flint, MI has excellent water.
Speak for yourself. I have cut back my film use and printing to conserve water.Get your iron, and copper, and lead all for breakfast.
But hey, at least we HAVE water eh? I take no chances, I have a full softener, active carbon filtration system. Which btw was an adjustment from city water when I started using it for development. Watermarks like I never had before.
Speak for yourself. I have cut back my film use and printing to conserve water.
Did the Rams pay for their stadium?
Speak for yourself. I have cut back my film use and printing to conserve water.
They moved to Los Angeles before I moved here so I do not know. More recently they worked out something with the stadium owners but Los Angeles did not use city or county money to bring them back.
Yes I read it. It's still a straw man argument. Homeless people, by definition, won't have the space. So what does that have to do with other people who do?Did you read my earlier post? If one does not have the space for a dedicated or at temporary darkroom, the cost of the equipment is irrelevant. Having the space is a problem for most interested people.
I'm not sure why anyone in 2022 would react emotionally to emergence of a print, either gelatin silver in a tray of developer or inkjet from an electromechanical device, as if it were "magic." Then again, there are people who, even today, believe the earth is flat.
Perhaps self-deception is good for some peoples' psyches. At a minimum, in this case, it's good for HARMAN et al.
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