Ah good point. “Unsubstantiated” is certainly more appropriate here. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.

You guys ruined him for me for years. Not having it anymore.

Me too. And then I hope to buy a used one five years after it’s short production run ends due to poor sales.

Thank you! Can’t believe I had to scroll this far to find the correct answer.

Thank you for the thoughtful post. As frustrating as it can be sometime, I like that shooting instant film forces me to be more mindful of lighting, contrast, and the details (or lack of) filling my viewfinder. Once you are comfortable with this formula, you can get some amazing results.

Indeed--that’s what I was referring to as “pack film”. I own a few pack film cameras as well: a 101, a 250, and a Minute Maker. Some of the modern pack film made by Polaroid (before they gave up on instant film) could produce incredibly detailed and nuanced photos. Wish that stuff was still being made now. Fuji’s pack…

I believe the print coater was a relic of Polaroid’s early roll film and pack film. It wasn’t needed for integral film (SX-70 and later 600--the Polaroid style most people are familiar with today) when it was introduced in the early 70's. That’s why it was such a big deal at the time. All the chemistry was integrated…

There really should be a base-level IQ test. I want my President to at least be smarter than me, and I’m not very smart.

That’s nuts

On the food front, consider organizing a meal train for the new parents. Whenever the parents send out the birth announcement (if by email), they can simply include a link to the meal train page, and then any friends or family members can sign up. We’ve participated in meal trains and also had one organized on our…

Hey that’s my home town you’re talking about! But...you’re not wrong.

Pro tip: If you’re using the standard notecard-sized sponge, cut it in half. Boom. You just doubled your sponge supply.

This Type R *does* look better now, at least.

He didn’t average more than Lebron last season, but I certainly agree with all your other arguments.

Now you tell me!

Amen. That’s what caused me to quit watching football, which is just a slightly slower way of getting brain damage. Too many bell-ringing incidents for my conscience.

In high school, we’d fit 7 people in my friend’s Probe. That’s what you get for being the first one with a driver’s license. Good times.

I’m curious about how to do this. I would love to have more leg room and comfort when I fly and I would pay for it, but I just don’t know how to guarantee that when buying a ticket. Outside of avoiding the ultra-cheap airlines, is there a way of knowing what kind of room/amenities/service you’re getting on a flight?

Same here. I’m not looking forward to it when it comes time to buy my next car. What’s #1?

Thank you! Why did I have to scroll so far down the comments to find the most obvious answer? Silver is the most non-color you can get.