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CanJam 08: Team Florida Invites All Their Friends...
Head-Fi Meet Impressions, Trade Show Reports, Factory ToursThis sub-forum will serve as an archive location of past Head-Fi Meet impressions, trade show reports and factory tours.
I was hoping somebody was going to notice that! It was ironic enough that you stepped into the frame just as I took a shot of your turntable, and even more hilarious that you were caught in such a pose.
You told me right after you took the picture that I had walked into the shot. I think I was obsessively cleaning the dust off my gear since it was directly in front of a nice camera. I just noticed today though how my hand was perfectly positioned for a glass or bottle, but I'm looking at it rather wistfully. Maybe my hand got cramped in that position from a whole weekend of holding bottles.
He was pacing around distraught that Agile_One had consumed his last precious little specialty beer during Agile's 5-6am posting fit at the end of Saturday night/beginning of Sunday. Think of Lady Macbeth and the whole "out, out damn spot" thing, but substitute an invisible empty beer bottle and NWT saying over and over again "he couldn't even taste it, let alone appreciate it!
Add to that "The damn thing was $18." But really, I'm glad my man Gene got it. The money was easily worth the drunken quote I now use for my sig. I was only worried about it falling into a non-beerophile's hand over the weekend.
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Originally Posted by Agile_one
Matt is a nice hunk of young man.
Last edited by NightWoundsTime; 05-09-2008 at 11:49 PM.
CanJam '08 could have been named Tubes & Cans '08. It was an amazing collection of equipment, so much so, I forgot to use the shutter release on my camera. Here are a few shots for your viewing pleasure.