Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/12/12
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]So Kurt... who pissed in your Cheerios? ;-) Jim At 11:28 AM 12/12/00 -0500, khmiska wrote: > > >LUGers, >I never cease to be amazed at the queries put before this august body. >Pray tell, does not anyone have a mind of his or her own? Can’t anyone >make a decision on their own? My mind reels. Such questions as tripod > what kind of tape should I use? Leica logo on the M6 should I tape >over it or not? School play what kind of film should I use? > >Here are some potential dilemmas facing many Leica owners that need to >be discussed among those who can’t or don’t want to make their own >decisions. > >What kind of gloves should I wear when I take my M6 out in the cold? > >I have a chance to buy a PC cord with gold plated terminals for only >$400 should I buy it? > >My M6 was accidentally run over by a car what should I do? > >I have been offered a black paint 35/2 for a song but all my other >lenses are chrome. If I buy this mint lens, do you think they will along >with each other? > >I always seem to be tripping over one of the legs of my tripod. Does >anyone make a good bipod that can help me solve this problem? > >I live in northern Canada not far from the Arctic Circle and it’s dark >six months of the year. Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can make >the sun come out? > >And last but not least --- > >I am a confirmed Leica user and recently bought a new, in the box, in >the plastic bag chrome M4 and, in the presence of a confirmed collector, >tore open the plastic bag, threw away the box and began using the M4. >The collector immediately foamed at the mouth, his pupils dilated, took >a gun out of his pocket and aimed it at me. Luckily there was only one >round in the thing and it grazed the M4. Then the totally deranged >collector lunged at me but I managed to subdue him by bashing him with >the M4. This dented the metal lens shade on the 50/2. Here’s my question > was I out of line in my actions? > >Cordially, > >Kurt