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「nseika」がバレンタインデーにもらえるチョコの数は【 １個 】です。(ﾟ∀ﾟ)ｷﾀｺﾚ!! http://shindanmaker.com/181986
一筋でいいな… (嘘
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世界を滅びましょう
nseikaの運命の人の生年月日は「2095年11月9日」で、血液型は「O型」の人です。 http://shindanmaker.com/188060
111年まで生きられるかな
【nseika】灰。ネガティブ。鬱になりやすい。どこかに篭るのが好き。赤の人が苦手。緑の人が好き。金の人とは相性がいい。 http://shindanmaker.com/185909
当り
【暇人】ヒマを持て余している人。用事もなく、ぶらぶらしている人。診断メーカー作成者のほとんどが該当する。[例]nseika http://shindanmaker.com/187665
酷いじゃん (＾－＾；
I would ask the poll question differently - not when dit it all go wrong, but when did we go wrong? When did we go luddite? A photographer who embraced the Leica M3 was expecting and using cutting edge technology. Same with the Nikon F, the Spotmatic, the A-1, the M5, the T-90. There’s a train of evolution here that we missed at some point. We are afraid that because photography has become too easy for “the masses”, we might lose our elite status, and thus we get poll options complaining about the ease of use of the Autoreflex and the AE-1 (as if cars only were proper cars before the Model T, because then driving became too easy for the masses). Not to mention how “autofocus makes it too easy”, as if photography was only proper if it was born through artificial hardship. We are more concerned with looks than with content; a Canon EOS-1 looks like plastic, so it has to be plastic and hence Bad - we happily ignore the fact that in spite of its looks it’s a metal body that is more sturdy and lighter than anything ever offered by Leica’s brass bodies, and thus we get poll options complaining about the looks of the T-90.
As long as we can be happy to bend our heads around the quaintness of doing things like they were done fifty years ago, we apparently content ourselves with ignoring and, partly, deriding what has happened elsewhere in the photography world. We are like people who prefer steam-driven trains. It’s all nice and quaint, the way of the 1940s, but at least to me it seems like it’s our idiosyncrasy when we talk about how things went wrong when diesel and electrical engines came about.
(Source: rangefinderforum.com)
Protesters
Imagine this situation. Your son is rolling on the floor crying and demanding you to buy him a digital Hasselblad while everyone is giving you accusing look as if you’re a heartless parent. By the way, that son only take yes or armed force mobilization as answer.
Customer support
American: I paid, so I expect the best service for what my money is worth!
Indonesian: Just give me cheap and I’ll find my own (cheaper) solution if troubles happened. I don’t trust those bloodsucking companies anyway.
