Cotty,
I am gob-smacked!
Never did I imagine I would be listed in this thread. I humbly bow with
reddened face...
I will have to let my parents know that they did allright with the naming...
I reciprocate in saying that I have learned quite a few things from your
posts the least is not the
>Whose PDML posts have helped you?
So many! I've found I've got useful and interesting information dozens of
threads that most of the PDML regulars have contributed to.
Special mention has to go to Cotty though - because he knows his stuff,
expresses it well and most always in a cheerful or humorou
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> There have been many PDML members who have helped me a lot,
> mostly by
> sharing their experience, ideas and, of course, their
> images, but one
> stands out. He's no longer on the list but Bill Cornett gave me
> ext
>
> I would not wish to single out anyone in particular, nor a
> small group of people. Why? For the simple reason that it
> is usually *the discussion* that informs, not the individual
> replies of individuals or of a clique (such things appear
> not to exist on PDML, thank goodness!).
>
> So
Dave Brooks wrote:
>
> For fear of missing someone,here are the folk that have
been helpfull to me.No particular
> order:
> -Tom V
> -Graywolf
> -Bill Casselberry
> -Sid Barras(both are my IR guys)
> -Herb
> -Alan
> -Bruce Dayton
> -ex Aaron Reynolds
> -The good fol;k at the TOPDMLFrank,Jeff,David,
>I'd choose the Oscar role, if I had the choosing to do. But, what the
>hell's a poppadom?
It's a round crispy thing made of chick peas and fried in oil and you eat
them in an Indian restaurant (spicy or plain) before the starters and
main course, but usually too many so that by the time poppadom
There see i new i forgot some.LOL
-William Robb
-Pat White
-Chris Brogden
> I like it here, and have learned a lot from
the
more
> experienced (though not likely older) folks.
>
> Who have you learned the most from here?
> -Lon
>
For fear of missing someone,here are the folk that have been helpfull to me.No
particular
order:
Damn vowel substitutions.
Alan Chan wrote:
Alan Chen, Pal, Herb Chong, our leerless feeder and all around
list guy Doug Brewer, the folks who run PUG, John Mustarde,
and others I can't think of I could have voted for here.
That's nice. :-) Oh wait! That wasn't me, was it? Must be the Manda
Okay, Cotty,
You know what my next question is! Was that an insult or a compliment?
(as if I have to ask...)
-frank
Cotty wrote:
> (BTW, if Frank is cool, I am a poppadom!)
>
> Cheers,
> Cotty
>
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>
Hey, Cotty,
Well, aint' that the truth! When I read the first post in this thread, I
thought, "Wow, who could I mention?" (I really said "wow - it's true: I
really do talk like that...).
Every name I've seen so far (except of course mine - what the hell are you
guys thinking?) would be on my li
Hi, Albano,
Me 'n Cotty being mentioned in the sentence, eh? I'm not sure about
that...
Surely, an Odder Couple has never existed (apologies to Neil Simon).
cheers,
frank
Albano Garcia wrote:
>
> In the category Cool-Guy, Cotty and Frank, they have
> great sense of humour, great guys.
--
"
Wow, thanks Cotty. I'll marry you and let you have my
babies ;-)
Really thanks
Albano
Cotty wrote:
Albano Garcia because he brings a freshness and a
fashionable angle to
proceedings. He is also a stunning photographer - but
then most of us
are. He particularly so.
--- Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Fer Gawds sake you guys.
Yer embarrassing me.
Thanks though, I feel kinda warm and fuzzy now.
sounds like overdevelopment and out of focus to me
BUTCH
Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself.
Hermann Hess (Demian)
>In the category Cool-Guy, Cotty and Frank, they have
>great sense of humour, great guys.
Albano, I want to marry you and have your babies.
(BTW, if Frank is cool, I am a poppadom!)
Cheers,
Cotty
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>Fer Gawds sake you guys.
>Yer embarrassing me.
>Thanks though, I feel kinda warm and fuzzy now.
Oh God. He'll be signing autographs in a minute.
Cheers,
Cotty
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Fer Gawds sake you guys.
Yer embarrassing me.
Thanks though, I feel kinda warm and fuzzy now.
William Robb
- Original Message -
From: "Boris Liberman"
Subject: Re: Survey: Whose PDML posts have helped you?
> Hi!
>
> I generally second your opinion. Your list may
Hi!
I generally second your opinion. Your list may be missing a person or
two, but generally it fits my opinion too.
I suppose William Robb would get my vote for that nomination too. But
then when it comes to body knowledge, Alan Chan is very strong in my
opinion. And of course all others that so
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From: "Lon Williamson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PDML Pentax Discuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 1:23 PM
Subject: Survey: Whose PDML posts have helped you?
I like it here, and have learned a lot from the more
experienc
Discuss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 1:23 PM
Subject: Survey: Whose PDML posts have helped you?
> I like it here, and have learned a lot from the more
> experienced (though not likely older) folks.
>
> Who have you learned the most from here?
>
>
I like it here, and have learned a lot from the more
experienced (though not likely older) folks.
Who have you learned the most from here?
I'll kick it off with a safe nominee (Wm Robb) and a
dark horse (B. Rubenstein). Both seem to know a fair
amount, though Robb is usually easier to digest, fro
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