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people still use those things? :laugh:

wouldnt go on without one :laugh:

but i got a friend that swears that a floppy drive will never touch his computer. That was untill he needed a floppy drive since he messed up his bios and had to revocer it with a floppy disk but he still has that attitude :laugh:

getting a digi camera for xmas so i hope to be contributing to this thead soon :camera:

Very cool pictures here! :yes: Just wish Neowinians would post more winter / snow pics here - maybe some macros? I miss the northern winter at this time of year. :|

Id love to help Geuse but all my new pics are on my 35mm SLR and I wont be back till mar to upload them lol. but here is my one last winter shot on my digi cam before i sold it. Eventually I'm gonna get a 100D to replace it but my Nikon N75 still takes awesome shots :D

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sweet lord your pics are awesome Geronimo

@aem4162 not sure but hope its something good my parents just, err well lets say thats what i got them to tell me im getting for xmas couldnt get them to tell me anything anything else :p yeah im a bad boy... :devil: :whistle:

Thanks, that was more of a spontaneous shot. I took my dog for a walk and saw a perfect photo-op :) We have some really beautiful butterflies around here, that just happens to be one of the uglier ones heh.

My camera is an incredibly old Fuji MX-1200 1.3MP but given sufficient lighting the pics aren't that bad.

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