Knuckledragger

A bargain, to be sure. I owned a Rollei TLR for a short while. It was a mid-1950s Rolleicord (the "cheap" line) and it was in dire need of CLA-ing (Cleaning, Lubricating, Adjustment). I traded it for an Canon EF 50mm F/1.8 Mk I. The original model that has a metal lens mount and a distance window. It looks nearly identical to the 35mm F/2. I do have vague plans in the future to get another TLR. One that actually works. As sexy as Rolleis are, I will probably get a Seagull or maybe one of those 1970s Mamiyas with swappable glass(!) Don't hold yr breath on any of that.

That is obscene. They used a ZUNE.

They're Honduran seconds, mostly robustos and two coronas. There's a liquor store near me that sells them 3 for $5. I bought some in September and quite liked them. This time avoided the maduros though. They were unpleasantly strong.

Went out, bought 6 cigars. Took a walk in the woods and smoked one of them while listening to Tom Waits. Not bad.

Okay Wayne, you have some 'splainin' to do.

The Rollei "80 year edition." Yours for 25,000 Euros or so.

It gets worse.

What kind of headphones would Alfred Kinsey wear?

Chrome extension for extra lolz, which produced the following:

All this Beyer interpolation has inspired me to dig out my 'dynamics. I have a stock pair of 2003 880s and a balanced pair of 2005 880s. Generally speaking, muchly-unloved cans on H-C (which is true for most of my collection, come to think.) I haven't listened to either pair of 880s in several years at this point, a fact I attribute more to me owning too many cans than my taste for either one. TBH, I basically never detach my 650s from my HRBD nor do I remove my 590s from my GLite. Maybe I only need two "serious" fullsize cans, with the rest being for DJing or field recording. TL;DR: IMMA CHARGIN MAH BEYERS!* *Would I had those rare Beyer stats, then this would actually be true.

Urban Dictionary word of the day: Urban Dictionary: Gate Rape

Yes, I realize that. My point was that the D700 and D3 have the same sensor.

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