Does this sound familiar

[artyman]

Frequently photo forums descend into arguments about gear, can anyone recognize similarities here.

http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2012/03/hammerforum-com

 

[gogless]

Some people . Have i ever told u about my lawnmower it's brill

 

[crofter]

I'm immune to all this having spent many years visiting music and audio recording forums, I do find some of it amusing though.

 

[cyclamens]

Frequently photo forums descend into arguments about gear, can anyone recognize similarities here.

http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2012/03/hammerforum-com

Yep!

Even some of the comments

 

[weybourne]

That was amusing

That Ken Rockbuster sounds familiar.

 

[Byker28i]

Nice find. Very amusing

 

[juli11]

Hilarious!
And yea Ken Rockbuster - guide to all hammers and nails.

 

[artyman]

Of course true craftsmen use screws... discuss

 

[crofter]

Of course true craftsmen use screws... discuss

Why glue and screw when a nail will do ?

 

[Deleted member 34016]

Why glue and screw when a nail will do ?

why user either of those,when you can use " Sticks Like *****


Les

 

[George Dorn]

Thanks for sharing - made me laugh.

 

[ACW]

That was very amusing, actually made me laugh loud! So realistic!

 

[basil67]

I'm confused should I get a Stilleto TB15SS or not?

 

[weybourne]

I'm confused should I get a Stilleto TB15SS or not?

Wait until the X-2 is released - you should be able to pick up a second hand TB15SS for a song then.

 

[Ian D J]

 

[towershot]

I'm confused should I get a Stilleto TB15SS or not?

Wait until the X-2 is released - you should be able to pick up a second hand TB15SS for a song then.

No, I'm told the sensor on the X-2 is old hat, go for the TB15SS.

 

[vizzair]

in a similar way a friend sent me this link

Photo Critique

 

[arclight]

Yep!

Even some of the comments

Yes:-

"I blew up those pictures 200%, ran them through Photoshop and measured the arctan radius of the depth of the nailheads. It’s obvious that you were torquing the hammer from right to left when using it, which makes all of the framing you did inconsequenctial and of no use to anyone. A better hammer doesn’t make up for poor technique."

 

[simonblue]

in a similar way a friend sent me this link

Photo Critique

Very good boths links

 

[Steep]

Seen the photo Critique page before and it's great, the Hammer blog nearly made me spit coffee everywhere, even the comments are brilliant.

Did anyone else get the Maxwell @ SilverHammer.com reference?