GraveYard Shift BS

Shit at 9pm we’re heading 12 miles to get a pizza.

 

And here he is.

 

We're getting Eddie's calzones tonight

 

That sounds better than this Subway pizza.

 

I had Panera

 

I always go halfsie with the NP. We're getting a Hawaiian add bacon and pepperoni, and a chicken and roni

 

I had a chicken and bacon with onions, olives and Spinach.

 

I like Panera...
Sometimes I want a loaf of bread for lunch.

 

How many do you feed? @koditten

 

Funny you say that...

 

I don’t think it’s going to fit in the toaster.

 

I wouldn’t use that toaster to burn the hands of my enemies.

Probably never been cleaned, ever.

 

I completely understand.

 

The Nikon 3500 looks sick in person. I probably should have grabbed one instead of the mirror less I got... the learning mode on the 3500 is on point.

 

Is it hard to clean a toaster?

Up here, we just turn it upside down over the trash can.

It's a struggle, but we somehow get thru it.

 

I would clean it if I used it. I just use the toaster in the DFAC or my griddle.

 

The stuff I've read has said the d3500 is the best for beginners.

 

That single rotating knob would irritate the shit out of me. I’m too used to dual’s on my camera’s. Family member asked me one time how to get a photo of the Christmas tree with all the balls of light. I said let me see your camera. Went for the knob and it wasn’t there. This was a d3300. I had to fucking google how to change the aperture on the mf’er. Lmao

I’m just used to using a camera in manual and having buttons that operate shit quickly that I change a lot. But I got to say they put a damn decent sensor in the 3xxx line.

Btw not putting that line down I’ve just been doing photography for a long time and do a lot of shit that it’s really nice to have buttons for instead of digging through the menu for. I also use the wireless flash commander shit a good bit. I’ve been really impressed with the quality out of all the Nikon lines of cameras. I’ve had a chance to use or own every line except for a flagship camera.

 

It is a very good beginners camera. As long as you don’t get deep into photography you won’t need to ever upgrade. I’d say any of the 3xxx or 5xxx lines would make a great beginner camera.

 

was up guys