She just wanted the cheese he was eating. I've never seen a dog so ravenous for food all the time. She would eat, puke, then eat more if she could... total pig. But a great duck fetcher!
KatieInTexas wrote:
She just wanted the cheese he was eating. I've never seen a dog so ravenous for food all the time. She would eat, puke, then eat more if she could... total pig. But a great duck fetcher!
My black lab is the same way. Would eat until she explodes. Of course when we got her from the Humane Society she look as if she was a refugee from a concentration camp, just skin and bones. We say she likes food so much because she has done "Hard Time" and knows what it's like to be starving. She has the greatest personality. We call her "Mommy Maddie". She likes everybody.
Is there any added value to the X100T over the X100s? I am going back to film for my SLR work, but would like something pocketable for everyday type shots.
- Change in control layout (not better or worse, just different)
- Easier customisability
- Easier to work with TCL/WCL
- C Chrome
- Wifi
- Direct Instax Printing
- Slightly better EVF look
The update to the OVF is irrelevant for me.
oh, and you can't have silent mode on a button any more so I just turn the sounds off and AF lamp off in the menu all the time.
For me the most useful are easier TCL use and direct instax printing. Apart from that, the 100S is still a fantastic camera.
Had an interesting experience last night ... the kid drug me to a "circus" that came through town. While this show was certainly NOT a circus (4 people and some unicycles ... that's it!) I was simply in AWE at how they managed to turn it all into a cash cow. Lure the kids in and charge $2 for EVERYTHING. To stand in line for a pic ... to get a plastic nose like a clown ... for a bag of 10 peanuts with the chance to win a pic with spongebob... EVERYTHING cost $$. Kids had no idea, so they expected to get to do everything. I'm trying to figure out a way to use this philosophy to make some $$ myself. Amazing.
But a great duck fetcher!
