Well, here is a link in case anyone wants to see the typewriter used in the shining.
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damn, it worked! I used what they said was their "forum code" and just posted it directly into the post.
Well, here is a link in case anyone wants to see the typewriter used in the shining.
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damn, it worked! I used what they said was their "forum code" and just posted it directly into the post.
You can opt to go back to the old version of Photobucket. I did that a couple of weeks ago and it is much easier.Originally Posted by jhanic
Here is another picture. If anyone is interested in me posting more, then Mr. Flagg can advise me on the proper place to display them.
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I'll have to try that!You can opt to go back to the old version of Photobucket. I did that a couple of weeks ago and it is much easier.
John
Killbourne, Puting them up here should be cool. He can always easily move them if he feels somewhere else is more appropriate.
that typewriter is very cool !!!
I used to repair Adler typewriters (and many other brands)Well, here is a link in case anyone wants to see the typewriter used in the shining.
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damn, it worked! I used what they said was their "forum code" and just posted it directly into the post.
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Cool photos, killbourne!
Glad to see you got the hang of posting photos. I use Photobucket. It seems to continually get more complicated.
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
Speaking of photos, here's one I took on Friday night...
Yeah, thats why im glad that I went with the suggestion to go with imagshack. Easy so far.
After seeing your photos upthread, I had to google "LACMA." Now I want to go too!
http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/stanley-kubrick
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
It cost $20 per person, and that gets you access to the kubrick and the rest of the museum for the whole time your there. They have designated times that you can go inside, once inside the kubrick exhibit, you can come and go as you please for the rest of the day.After seeing your photos upthread, I had to google "LACMA." Now I want to go too!
http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/stanley-kubrick
I might have to map the distance between that museum and the bookshop holding the Owen King signing in April (being discussed in another thread).It cost $20 per person, and that gets you access to the kubrick and the rest of the museum for the whole time your there. They have designated times that you can go inside, once inside the kubrick exhibit, you can come and go as you please for the rest of the day.After seeing your photos upthread, I had to google "LACMA." Now I want to go too!
http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/stanley-kubrick
"...that Siren which called and sang and promised so much and gave, after all, so little." ~ Ray Bradbury
Where is that going to be held at? I know he is going to be signing some extras for Riverrun.I might have to map the distance between that museum and the bookshop holding the Owen King signing in April (being discussed in another thread).It cost $20 per person, and that gets you access to the kubrick and the rest of the museum for the whole time your there. They have designated times that you can go inside, once inside the kubrick exhibit, you can come and go as you please for the rest of the day.After seeing your photos upthread, I had to google "LACMA." Now I want to go too!
http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/stanley-kubrick
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How was the show? Details, man. Details!!! LOLSpeaking of photos, here's one I took on Friday night...
28 in 23 (?)!!!!
63 in '23!!!!!!!!!!
My Collection: https://www.thedarktower.org/palaver...ion-Merlin1958
The Houston Astros cheated Major League Baseball from 2017-18!!!! Is that how we teach our kids to play the game now?????
It was so good that we never exhaled...
AIs Chutes and Ladders like the pc version of Snakes & Ladders then?.I've never heard of Snakes and Ladders ... why on earth would you be sliding down snakes?!The Americans call this game "Chutes and Ladders". (With pictures of chutes instead of snakes). Everyone else calls it Snakes and Ladders. I think the Americans were afraid their kids would be afraid of snakes. (The kids might shoot them with daddy's assault rifle).
No assault rifle concerns in this house; I would only have to worry about a 1700's African Kabyle, a 15th/16th century Italian Cinqueada, a Congolese spear, a 19th century cavalry sabre, various bladed african weapons, and maybe getting wacked by a Dhal shield or two. All in all, I feel pretty safe. I love firing me an M60, M302, M16, M9, Gau-5, and M870 (all of which I was qualified on in the military), but I don't see a need for them in my home ... or anyone else's for that matter. But that's just me ... I know the damage they can do.
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[QUOTE=George at C-Springs;753696]AAny chance you could post a picture?I would only have to worry about a 1700's African Kabyle, a 15th/16th century Italian Cinqueada, a Congolese spear, a 19th century cavalry sabre, various bladed african weapons, and maybe getting wacked by a Dhal shield or two. .
Yep, can do, have photos of everything from last move on a drive somewhere ... will fire up the computer and post them in a bit. You'll like the Kabyle, the stock is all inlaid with ivory.
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