Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

[Marinevet1]

Gravity is winning

not by much.......

 

[The D]

Stance yo!

 

[Dirty D]

 

[Dirty D]

This can’t be 168 (I have no idea if he cooks or not)

 

[Dirty D]

Your little pecker wouldn’t even get through the cheek meat

98.6 is 98.6

 

[Dirty D]

Yeah, but is he wrong ?

Act like you don’t know suga buns

 

[Dirty D]

Yeah, but is he wrong ?

And get back in the barrel

 

[Dirty D]

Only you two know for sure.

Your tonsils and prostate know

 

[Mike Casselton]

Gravity is winning

Bad photoshop is in first place

 

[akmike47]

Your tonsils and prostate know

That’s on a couple inches in. Way to be a braggart Mr 3 inches

 

[SpookM14]

Any guesses on how many teeth he just lost? Lol

 

[SpookM14]

If he would have shit his pants any sooner it would have thrown off the balance and he would have gone over with that big as rock.....

 

[Dirty D]

 

[Dirty D]

 

[Dirty D]

 

[Dirty D]

 

[akmike47]

Hey @Dirty D when are you going to start making music again? Your last single was pretty artistic

 

[Heretic]

So....when did cameras in 1975 add the date of the photo to the negative? To be in color, that date stamp would have to be captured through the lens and onto the film (think of the wavelength of that color). My guess is it was a digital camera (with option to overlay date set to "on") with the date set wrong and the photographer and young lady were trying to recreate a "vintage" photo. The grainy-ness can be created/added by using a high ISO setting in a dark setting, like a garage...

Discuss.

 

[akmike47]

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So....when did cameras in 1975 add the date of the photo to the negative? To be in color, that date stamp would have to be captured through the lens and onto the film (think of the wavelength of that color). My guess is it was a digital camera (with option to overlay date set to "on") with the date set wrong and the photographer and young lady were trying to recreate a "vintage" photo. The grainy-ness can be created/added by using a high ISO setting in a dark setting, like a garage...

Discuss.

Do a search, some cameras could do this then.

 

[Modoc]

You know you're in the derty souf (dirty south) when this shit pops up in convenience stores.....
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Brings back memories of working in Fresno. It was either Colt 45 or King Cobra for my coworkers.

 

[kl3309]

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So....when did cameras in 1975 add the date of the photo to the negative? To be in color, that date stamp would have to be captured through the lens and onto the film (think of the wavelength of that color). My guess is it was a digital camera (with option to overlay date set to "on") with the date set wrong and the photographer and young lady were trying to recreate a "vintage" photo. The grainy-ness can be created/added by using a high ISO setting in a dark setting, like a garage...

Discuss.

From 1970:

https://global.canon/en/c-museum/product/film77.html