Roadrunner
Roadrunner
The old scare tactic.Boys taking interest in the portable electric chair. "let's get er done, I got places to be"
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The old scare tactic.Boys taking interest in the portable electric chair. "let's get er done, I got places to be"
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Then puff puff pass MF'r!!There is no such thing as a bowl too many.
What we have here is clearly a case of referent confusion.
Crossed wires.
Mixed signals!!!
; - )
I hope she gets them in digital form before they are lost to time. Pictures tell a story, especially back when people were just wanting a likeness made.I have a second cousin, heir to a major photo studio, that has hundreds of thousands of B&W negatives going back to the 1870's.
I wish I had a scanner to post some of the very few of them I have seen.
It's like going into a reverse time machine.
I have a great-great-great-great granddaddy, born in 1812, and we look almost exactly alike.
I love old pictures, and history, especially American.
I'll bet it worked.The old scare tactic.Boys taking interest in the portable electric chair. "let's get er done, I got places to be"
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I live a long way from HIM now, but, will be moving fairly close in the next six months.I hope she gets them in digital form before they are lost to time. Pictures tell a story, especially back when people were just wanting a likeness made.I have a second cousin, heir to a major photo studio, that has hundreds of thousands of B&W negatives going back to the 1870's.
I wish I had a scanner to post some of the very few of them I have seen.
It's like going into a reverse time machine.
I have a great-great-great-great granddaddy, born in 1812, and we look almost exactly alike.
I love old pictures, and history, especially American.
Film scanners are probably cheap now on ebay or something since it's been all digital for a while. But his stuff was probably large format so may not be so easy to find.I live a long way from HIM now, but, will be moving fairly close in the next six months.I hope she gets them in digital form before they are lost to time. Pictures tell a story, especially back when people were just wanting a likeness made.I have a second cousin, heir to a major photo studio, that has hundreds of thousands of B&W negatives going back to the 1870's.
I wish I had a scanner to post some of the very few of them I have seen.
It's like going into a reverse time machine.
I have a great-great-great-great granddaddy, born in 1812, and we look almost exactly alike.
I love old pictures, and history, especially American.
I do want to work with him on them.
He is my second cousin, our grandfathers were brothers but looked like twins.
I am about 15 years older, but, we look alike too.
I am fortunate that his grandfather was a noted photographer, and, genealogist.
I once worked in historical preservation, and, want to work with his stuff before it is lost.