Just got a photo published

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Carotio

I think I have been at subsim way too long for anyone to believe I was the girl.

Not to mention that would make your sub-title - Mr. Bad Wolf - seem just a little odd...

Nice shot, and congratulations!

[Carotio]

Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

Nice piece of work. Oh, I like the photo also Carotio! Looks like your picture work is taking a new angle from the other photos I have seen you taken.

Thanks, and yes, this might be different. But then again, I make lots of different photos of different genres. That makes it more convincing, when persuading the girls to pose nude or semi-nude...

Originally Posted by Lord_magerius

I'd vote for it but the damn thing keeps taking me to my homepage
Also would we be able to swap jobs for a year or two?

I don't know. As mentioned, the fb app can be slow because of popularity.
Well, buy a good camera. Start getting practise by shooting everything, night and day, then you might get lucky one day...

Originally Posted by Chad

Hehe Lars
You win this round (SUBSIM Meet 2009 joke)

Thanks, Chad

Originally Posted by Rockstar

Well, I would've voted had you been the cute sexy well endowed baker in the photo. But now that I know that you're just a photographer objectifying women and peddling pornographic material NO WAY!
<j/k>

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

Not to mention that would make your sub-title - Mr. Bad Wolf - seem just a little odd...
Nice shot, and congratulations!

Exactly. And thanks.

Btw, to those who make fun of my language. I tried to figure out what "stem her" means in English, but not really sure... But in Danish, there's nothing naughty about it. It just means "vote here".

[Sailor Steve]

Originally Posted by Carotio

Btw, to those who make fun of my language. I tried to figure out what "stem her" means in English, but not really sure... But in Danish, there's nothing naughty about it. It just means "vote here".

In English "stem" has no special meaning other than to stop something happening, as in "stem the tide". The problem is that in English any word used as a verb, in company with "her", can and will become a sexual reference. Witness the comment directly above this. This is the real reason English is the dominant language.

[Growler]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

In English "stem" has no special meaning other than to stop something happening, as in "stem the tide". The problem is that in English any word used as a verb, in company with "her", can and will become a sexual reference. Witness the comment directly above this. This is the real reason English is the dominant language.

And, purely by coincidence, the international language of both aviators and sailors.