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February 20th 2008, 21:15 CET by jjohnsen C'mon, we haven't given up on Planetcrap Photography, have we? Support jjohnsen filling the site with links to his cute kids, as well as the occasional photography tip. It's more important to talk about photography than sports or games. |
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I may have asked this in the previous thread, but do any of you digital rebel owners know if there is a way to keep the shutter open for various lengths of time? Say if I wanted to keep it open for 20 seconds? |
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You may need something like this. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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Perfect, thanks. Actually I found the answer, there's a bulb mode under Manual that I never knew about. |
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I was gonna suggest that, but I figured an actual Rebel owner might be able to give more specific advice. Witnesses in the house heard Jones say "why did you pee on me Pooh Bear?" A few moments later, the witness heard the son say "Mama you done stabbed me."
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I felt the earthquake from Wells...I've felt four or five before, but this one went on for 30-40 seconds. Never had one last that long before. I thought my computer chair was trying to hump my leg. Something I'm used to, though...this computer chair is a whore. |
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I was in the shower, I didn't feel a thing. |
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That's what she sai.. wait. " It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Try a different showerhead. Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard.
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Of course not, there wouldnt be room for JJohnson and The Thing in the same shower. |
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Who remembers Space Hulk? http://www.teardown.se/ s'nifty, been messing around with it, in betwen bursts of audiosurf. |
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The game is released!!! …1992 called, they want their graphics back? " It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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bago (#79): Try a different showerhead. Ds_ (#80): Of course not, there wouldnt be room for JJohnson and The Thing in the same shower. Shame on you Ds, you got outzinged by bago. |
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To be fair, he had 9 hours head start. |
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So I'm watching Old Country for Old Men right as we speak. A glorious breathtaking adventure, beautiful, intense, and, uh, it's really losing me with the whole ending. Oh there we go, it just ended. [spoilars!] Well that was weird. And not just the ending-ending, but the whole last chapter, ever since Woody Harrelson and Main Dude McTexanman dies. *shrug* It just totally failed in keeping my interest. I'm sure there's a bunch of layered meanings to it, but I did not enjoy the level of bago-ism it closed out with. " It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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If you are using a laptop to post to planetcrap while watching a movie, you're doing it wrong. |
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I just alt-tabbed. The last speech scene was going on and nothing but meandering bibblebabble was going on, so I opened PC and started typing. Could still hear what the old man had to say, so y'know, I figured I wasn't missing much. That's not representative of how I watched the whole movie, it largely managed to stay (very) intense and interesting. But the last minutes really turned to mush… it's not that I don't appreciate their point, but I got so little enjoyment out of watching Tommy Lee Jones' character deal with all his fears of growing old that I either had to turn off the movie or start writing a post here. " It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Wow- they let you take laptops into movie theatres, where you can type as you watch the film you have spent your hard earned Euros to see? That's cool. |
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I got so little enjoyment out of watching Tommy Lee Jones' character deal with all his fears of growing old that I either had to turn off the movie or start writing a post here Did you ever relate that to the title and figure out that it was kind of the point of the whole film? "I don't like story in games." - Soren Johnson
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I'm sure he didn't. He isn't all that bright, you know. Invention is the Green Goblin of Necessary Lemonade.
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#88 by yotsuya Wow- they let you take laptops into movie theatres… If we ever really want to have this argument you can assume my point boils down to something equivalent to Valve's Steam. Until that's possible… #89 by BobJustBob Did you ever relate that to the title and figure out that it was kind of the point of the whole film? Yes, and it was made clear all the way throughout. As I said: I liked the point the movie was making (and the way it was making it), except the confused ending. If the movie had been much more relaxed throughout it might've been a better fit, but it wasn't, it was an intense movie, and the ending veered too far into nonsensical ramblings for my liking. I'm not dissing the ending because I didn't understand it (which Ergo seems to think requires effort, apparently), I'm dissing it because the point it was making was already hinted at, and the way it was presented was, frankly, boring. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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So tell us what that point is, if you have grasped it so thoroughly. |
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I wonder if we got the same impression from the movie. It seems like a reasonably analyzable movie. The sense of death incarnate emanating from from Evil Dude was wonderful. And that Lee Jones and Main Dude McTexanman* were basically the same guy, except one flees and the other fights. Not quite sure what to make of Woody Harrelson's character though… * I could IMDB the names obviously, but I'm feeling a tad lazy. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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#92 by lwf So tell us what that point is, if you have grasped it so thoroughly. Oh I sounded like that huh? I meant specifically that the point of the ending was how Lee Jones is tired, and he fears what he's done with his life when he dies. I like it. But I didn't like the delivery. But I didn't mean to say what you had to take from the movie overall, it's layered enough that each of us probably have our own sentiments on that. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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#91 by gaggle If we ever really want to have this argument you can assume my point boils down to something equivalent to Valve's Steam. Until that's possible… So your point is that you want a moon pony? Grade A bullshit. Assume the delivery mechanism changed to something like Valve's Steam; Spineless blametards like you would still take what you want and justify it using any external excuse that is handy. |
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Did anyone place OSCAR bets? That Afro-American red carpet host would look nice on my carpet too. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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The point of the ending, to me, was not how the Sheriff is tired or fears what he's done with his life. He describes a dream wherein he is traveling with his father, and in the dream feels secure in the knowledge that his father knows what to do, what is right, will take care of things, etc. Then he wakes up. Security is an illusion, he realises that there is no father figure riding ahead to start a fire and make camp. There is no assurance of safety. That is the dream. And earlier he remarks that he is, in a way, an older man than his father lived to be, and how he always thought that somehow he would become as much a man as his father seemed to be. And what he realises is that his father never was that man, he was just taking life as it comes, too. As for why he retires, it is for the same reason that the wisest among us never argue with you. It's not because they are afraid to, it's because that's point to trying to understand that which defies explanation, logic, and reason itself? |
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#95 by OwenButler So your point is that you want a moon pony? Grade A bullshit. Assume the delivery mechanism changed to something like Valve's Steam; Spineless blametards like you would still take what you want and justify it using any external excuse that is handy. We really are going into this discussion huh? First off, you're wrong. Simple as that. I didn't pick the Steam example for nothing, apart from that one recent exception I stopped warezing games after I started with Steam. Same with music and iTunes… well sort of* anyway. And movies? I can't rent them easily (we have no Netflix here) nor can I download them legally in anything resembling high quality, so my action is, as it's been previously, to wait for something more practical. Meanwhile I buy the dvd's I really like, and hit the cinemas when possible, but they'd get far more sale from me if they'd offer a legal version of Piratebay. In short: Grow up please, stop letting your own damn prejudice cloud your reading comprehension. * Long story short iTunes is hardly ideal. Maybe Amazon's music store will be better. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Oh, right, Amazon music store only available to US customers for now. Their loss, unfortunately. #97 by lwf The point of the ending, to me… Okay, sounds like you got something a little different from the dreams than me, that's cool. And we can probably agree it was a good movie. I kinda wish I hadn't seen the trailer though, seeing that cattle-device in use like that would've had a far bigger impact on me far if I hadn't seen it used in the trailer. On the other hand the trailer made me want to see the movie, so I'm not sure what to make of that :). "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Did you really just tell him to grow up after using juvenile bullshit to justify your illegal acts? "I don't like story in games." - Soren Johnson
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…it's like talking to a doorknob… Bob go reread #98 if you want, but I don't suppose you're all that interested in my point anyway. Just please don't point out that what I'm doing is illegal no matter how much I justify it, I specifically don't ever claim otherwise. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Re-rereading my posts this evening I can see how I come off just a tad aggressive, heh. Hey at least I'm getting responses and attention, I was feeling slightly bored and couldn't sleep… Think I'll go cool off a bit though, so my next posts can be kinder and gentler. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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So you did it for the attention? See people, this is trolling. And no, I'm not very interested in your point. But just for clarity's sake, what exactly is it? That until corporations devise a system that caters to your every need, you're morally justified in taking their shit for free? "I don't like story in games." - Soren Johnson
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Yeah, something like that. The important caveat being, of course, that my needs aren't actually wacky crazy. Digital download works, but the movie industry hasn't really caught up to that yet. It's starting though, we'll see a good solution soon enough. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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See, I took the ending of that movie completely differently, but I too loved it. I like movies like that, that different people get different things out of them. Usually means it's a good one when the deeper meaning is open to interpretation. "Thug means never having to say you're sorry." - UTurn
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If a friend suggests you go with him to see Vantage Point, his friendship is suspect. Horrible acting, horrible dialogue (especially the second half), horrible editing, and Forest Whitaker has now gone from my "must see" list to shitty actor that needs to retire. He was the worst. |
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He wasn't on that list already? :) "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Anyone see Be Kind Rewind? I find the premise interesting. |
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Jack Black is actively keeping me away. It's bound to be yet another wacky flimsy excuse for a movie. I was throwing up as I saw parts of that Mexican wrestling flic he was in. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Yeah, but what did you expect? |
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Pretty much what I got. As such: Not waiting with bated breath for Be Kind Rewind. "It's a mystery! You love those! Where are you going?" - Hugin
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Hmmmm...... "Wow, I expect this movie to be so bad it's going to make me vomit. I better download it and watch it NOW!" |
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Jack Black is awesome. Granted, he's the same character in every movie he's in, but so are Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. Flame away! "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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Nacho Libre was terrible. I liked him in High Fidelity, though... #10 - Why not both come out of a window?
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Watch "School of Rock". The guy is full of passion. And crazy. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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I'm not a Jack Black fan per se, but I did like him in School of Rock. |
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The best thing Jack Black ever did was get his arm blown off in The Jackal, he's annoyed me in everything else. And School Of Rock sucked, it's one of those uplifting movies for 8-14 year olds that are just saccharine and patronising for grown-ups. MP3 Of The Week: Junior Kelly - Sick A Dem Story.mp3 (?)
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School of Rock is great. You go back to reading Nietzsche or watching Lawrence of Arabia. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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Nacho Libre was aso awful I couldn't even stand having it play in the background while I did other stuff. |
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I haven't seen it. "Action stars of two decades ago shot .44 bullets out of their cocks. Honestly, if me and Charles Bronson were in the same room I'd kill myself just to make sure he didn't hurt me."
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Ah, but it has Mos Def in it, who is turning out to be a surprisingly talented actor. |
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