I didn’t get the subject line of this ad, but it hardly seems necessary:
minolla camera comes with its own case works good dont need it I have a digitall $60 firm
cash only please serious inquires only
susie or cliff xxx-xxx-xxxx
You sure you don’t need that Minolta, Sparky?
I’ve never gotten seasick from a picture before, but you’ve managed to do it somehow. The only way this is an acceptable picture to post on Craigslist is if you took it while riding the Tilt-A-Whirl at your local meth-freak-run carnival. In fact, that bedspread sort of looks like someone had too many blueberry Icees and cotton candy.
Nope, Susie and Cliff don’t need another camera, but seems that adult education and photography classes should be required before they get to post the bedspread (with minor carnival damage.)
“on the kiddy rides they slower”
They slower? I think you mean they slow down.
You should put up a craigslist, I mean with your 1st grade literacy level I’m sure you could totally get on this blog.
I don’t know if anyone else watches Home Movies, but the photo and drmk’s comment reminded me of a quote from one of the episodes:
Walter: Perry is gonna be sick. Perry: I have seasickness! Walter: I keep telling him we’re on land, but he won’t listen. Perry: It doesn’t matter. Land or sea, I get seasick on the bus.
Serious photos. So he’ll be taking pictures of his feet and sad, lonely benches with long shadows, and extreme closeups of the vegetables at the farmers’ market.
I think the issue here is with his type of camera; if he’d had a digital, the pictures might have turned out fine. However, digitalls are clearly crap.
Before I got to the comments, I was actually thinking, “Huh, I’ve never heard of these Digit-All cameras; are they the Wal-Mart generic brand or something?”
MsCora
I’m guessing that the subject line “Digital killed the film star” is inspired by “Video Killed the Radio Star”, the song by The Buggles (circa 1979).
I had a couple of friends that tried to run away with the traveling fair.
I seemed to be the only one that recognized the ridiculousness of it.
I’m glad they got rejected.
How old were they? When I picture someone running off to join the circus or the carnival they are always 12 to 16. With adults I always think that the life of a carnie or a circus performer chooses them instead of vice versa.
I know people who’ve gone to clown college, but that’s a whole different animal.
I had to read that last scentence (mind you the word “scentence” is used lightly here) quite a few times before I understood it. They were very enthusiastic with their use of “only.”
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