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Kodak Kills Kodachrome
eldavojohn writes "Another sign that digital cameras are slowly phasing out analog comes with Kodak's announcement to discontinue Kodachrome film. This should come as no surprise as Polaroid film was phased out long ago. At least the analog photography industry knows how to change with the times."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujhdf9_IO4w
I didn't even know Kodak made cheese!
Hey, speaking of cheesy...
no wedding pictures
Seeing how I'm getting divorced...
Divorce pictures, then!
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I call digital photography "temporary photography."
Hahaha that's great. Do you have any other lol names like that
I was an Asian Studies major in college
I bet you have a lot of spare time these days.
if you bring 5,000 pictures over to my house and expect me to look at them all you will be out on the porch so fast you will be dizzy!
and... the ability to bore your friends conveniently.
Ha! Like I'd need photographs to do that!
When our name is on the back of your car, we're behind you all the way!
Not sure if anyone can really classify Velveeta as "cheese" though...
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Facebook there's enough pics for any future historian.
And here, children, is our exhibit on the Great Collapse, also sometimes called the Second Dark Ages. The details of how it happened are sketchy, but we have abundant archaeological evidence from what is known as the Facebook Archive that 21st century humans were utterly incapable of forming coherent sentences or spelling words in their entirety, and were bizarrely obsessed with inane abbreviations like "brb," "lol," and "ur." Without any effective means of communication, commerce broke down completely, and the people apparently resorted to a system of "mafia wars," wherein they formed marauding bands to steal items like the "Ace of Clubs" from one another.
We don't know how this society of babbling idiots survived, but they managed to eke out some kind of meaningless existence until the Armed Grammarian Uprising of 2057, when order was restored.
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