I'm just an obsessive compulsive person. Lists everywhere. I love lists.

This is what I see.

I'm just an obsessive compulsive person. Tits everywhere. I love tits.

This is what I see.

And this is what I see.

I am a sad person.

I'm just an obsessive compulsive person. Tits everywhere. I love tits.

Tits are what I see.

And tits are what I feel.

I am a master of seduction.

Got your back.

I'm just an obsessive compulsive person. Lists everywhere. I love lists.

This is what I see.

You see wrong. What? No one else here keeps meticulous lists of .... most things? Yet, I'm still not very organized


Leave it to Abydost to turn this:
'I love lists' into 'Tits everywhere. 'I love tits.' For shame for shame

You give me lists of tits, then we'll talk.

You give me lists of tits, then we'll talk.

OOOOOOO, WHAT A GIVEAWAY!

Wondering where the hell the maturity went and playing Fallout 3 from my bed. I normally don't do this cos I'm a bit far away from the TV but dammit I'm comfy and the beanbag is covered in books and notes and folders from college.

Wondering where the hell the maturity went and playing Fallout 3 from my bed. I normally don't do this cos I'm a bit far away from the TV but dammit I'm comfy and the beanbag is covered in books and notes and folders from college.

How big is the tv, though?

Getting ready to photograph a live gig.

[djskrimp]

Getting ready to photograph a live gig.

Sweet! Questions, for when you have the time:

1) What gear do you use?
2) What are the best settings on the camera to use?
3) How do you stay focused, if the music moves you?

Getting ready to photograph a live gig.

Sweet! Questions, for when you have the time:

1) What gear do you use?
2) What are the best settings on the camera to use?
3) How do you stay focused, if the music moves you?

1. Canon D1000 with a 15mm - 55mm / 55mm - 300mm lens
2. Nice quick shutter speed, decent ISO level (1600), good aperture levels and the camera feels good in my hand, doesn't feel to light or to heavy, and its a great camera for beginners and amateurs.
3. I tend to stand still when I'm taking photos, yet if its a band I really enjoy, I either tap my foot or sing the lyrics when taking the photos. I usually have a lot of concentration when taking photos, I tend to look at what everyone is doing so I can take some decent photos.

I'm sitting in my pants trying to get the motivation to head out and get my mum a birthday present.
Garden centres just aren't my bag baby!

Not quite right now, but about half a minute ago I fulfilled a minute-long ambition to ride a beanbag down a flight of stairs. It worked. Sorta.

[djskrimp]

Getting ready to photograph a live gig.

Sweet! Questions, for when you have the time:

1) What gear do you use?
2) What are the best settings on the camera to use?
3) How do you stay focused, if the music moves you?

1. Canon D1000 with a 15mm - 55mm / 55mm - 300mm lens
2. Nice quick shutter speed, decent ISO level (1600), good aperture levels and the camera feels good in my hand, doesn't feel to light or to heavy, and its a great camera for beginners and amateurs.
3. I tend to stand still when I'm taking photos, yet if its a band I really enjoy, I either tap my foot or sing the lyrics when taking the photos. I usually have a lot of concentration when taking photos, I tend to look at what everyone is doing so I can take some decent photos.

Thank you! I have a Sony A350, and I'd love to start taking live music pics.

Wondering why that when browsing the reptile forums, the first thing I see is some guy who's snake "continues to 'flick' poo at him".