Something I learnt this morning

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Something I learnt this morning

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Don't leave a brand new camera lens on the garden table overnight in the pissing wet rain.
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That sounds like sound advice....I wasn't thinking of doing this anyway but thank you for your consideration in what is obviously a time of great personal stress.
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I was'nt sure whether to post that on the "Tips Forum" but felt guilty about robbing someone of a lavish prize, are'nt I considerate?
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Excellent advice. I suppose the safe applies to hifi. But you've got me worried now about where I left that tuner...
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If you left it in the bread bin it might now be a tuner sandwich.

'Your plaice or mine' indeed!
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All quiet in the world of adventure playgrounds today then is it?
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Post by jim.r »

ljs wrote:If you left it in the bread bin it might now be a tuner sandwich.

'Your plaice or mine' indeed!
Wot a codawful hake erm I mean joke!
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Post by So_Sage_of_Lorne »

JohnS wrote:You can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish.
Oh yes you can, you simply need the right scale.
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Post by ljs »

claymore wrote:All quiet in the world of adventure playgrounds today then is it?
No hectic. Just multi-tasking effectively.

Would it be ok to leave a fish eye lens out in the rain?
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only if you walk with a white stick, halibut features!
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Post by ljs »

Apparently in these circumstances the misting on the inside of the lens can produce an extremely atmospheric and artistic effect reminiscent of....several pints of Old Peculiar..
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Post by Superstrath »

ljs wrote: an effect reminiscent of....several pints of Old Peculiar..
That's not an effect I'd want to replicate or reminisce over. And it's "Old Peculier," not peculiAr. Horrible stuff.
Sorry for the pedantry.
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