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Q. - What's more annoying than a new boat owner with a
camera?

A. - A new parent with a camera.

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boat owner+new parent+new camera=A...NNOY.....ING!
The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.


"Scotty" wrote in message
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Q. - What's more annoying than a new boat owner with a
camera?

A. - A new parent with a camera.

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Scotty wrote:
Q. - What's more annoying than a new boat owner with a
camera?

A. - A new parent with a camera.





No...my brother with his video camera at family events....

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Ahhhh, that brings back memories. I have a cousin who brought a camera
to the funeral of another cousin who had committed suicide. She was
running around grouping people and taking shots as if it were a wedding
or something fun and frivolous. Amazing.

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Frank wrote:
Ahhhh, that brings back memories. I have a cousin who brought a camera
to the funeral of another cousin who had committed suicide. She was
running around grouping people and taking shots as if it were a wedding
or something fun and frivolous. Amazing.


One better...I worked wiith a woman who's child had died after a
horrendous long ordeal. She took a picture of him in his coffin
because she said it was the best he'd looked in the past 2 years and
she wanted to remember him that way....I can emphasize but it made
me shiver nonetheless. People are strange.)except for you and me,
Grank...I think we're safe...)

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Talk about pity...Robert you become such a wuss.

Next thing you know you're going to be posting pictures of flowers and
weddings.

Joe

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Joe wrote:
Talk about pity...Robert you become such a wuss.

Next thing you know you're going to be posting pictures of flowers and
weddings.

Joe

Hey..I liked the crab picture...it was cool...

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"katy" wrote:
Frank wrote:
Ahhhh, that brings back memories. I have a cousin who brought a camera
to the funeral of another cousin who had committed suicide. She was
running around grouping people and taking shots as if it were a wedding
or something fun and frivolous. Amazing.


One better...I worked wiith a woman who's child had died after a
horrendous long ordeal. She took a picture of him in his coffin because
she said it was the best he'd looked in the past 2 years and she wanted to
remember him that way....I can emphasize but it made me shiver
nonetheless. People are strange.)except for you and me, Grank...I think
we're safe...)

I've found over the last week that people grieve differently. Some would
never take a photo of a dead person, on the other hand, someone in love
would want the last reflection they could ever capture in this world.

Who are we to judge?

LP

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Yeah...I got to admit....the crab was smiling.

Someting rare in Roberry's pictures.

Joe