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I'm a little backlogged.

Let's start with some license plates:
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Bathroom humor:
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I saw the woman who probably wrote this the other day wearing an outfit that pushed up about a baker's dozen of muffin tops:
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Creepy faces:
I enjoy nightmarish closeups.
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My wife took this from some creepy Oreos commercial:
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Yours truly, with a friend, outside Kansas City last November:
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Meet Puggles. Puggles is not to be confused with Mr. Beefy, who once ate a pie.
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This one's only notable because I was working and therefore in uniform, representing my employer. It's harder than it looks to get a good nipple-poke when you are trying to be professional.
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Family:
The boy demanded some chopsticks after Mommy and Daddy got them. We gave them to him just to appease him, but:
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A very useful note from my six-year-old daughter:
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Finally, fun with street signs:

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And the single greatest thing I have ever seen:




















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Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:
enframed wrote:i just got my first camera phone: a motorola razor v3. now how the hell do i get the photos off the phone onto my computer?

lost.

Text them to your email address.

No.

Well, maybe. If you don't do a whole lot of phone-picture taking...

(If you do take a lot of pictures, then isn't that a hell of a lot of text messages to have to send yourself...?)

If you want a direct cable-up option:

1) Purchase a USB to mini-USB cable (I got one for about $4 at Wal-Mart in the electronics section where all the GameBoy crap lurks)

2) "Acquire" the Motorola Phone Tools software.

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Arson Smith wrote:
Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:
enframed wrote:i just got my first camera phone: a motorola razor v3. now how the hell do i get the photos off the phone onto my computer?

lost.

Text them to your email address.

No.

Well, maybe. If you don't do a whole lot of phone-picture taking...

(If you do take a lot of pictures, then isn't that a hell of a lot of text messages to have to send yourself...?)

If you want a direct cable-up option:

1) Purchase a USB to mini-USB cable (I got one for about $4 at Wal-Mart in the electronics section where all the GameBoy crap lurks)

2) "Acquire" the Motorola Phone Tools software.


I tried that and it didn't work. I got a Bluetooth dongle. Bluetooth on the phone, Bluetooth on the computer, transfer photos like a viking.

"Dongle."
Why do you make it so scary to post here.

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