We're all going to DIE

[Roger Hicks]

Eventually. So is film. So is Earth. Until then, why worry so much about it, and invent worst-case scenarios? (Also known as German breakfasts: Wurst-Kase Scenarios).

Cheers,

R.

 

[FrankS]

Misery likes company?

 

[back alley]

death surrounds us all...

i remember film, that long curly stuff, with the holes in it, on the sides...

my death, for some, cannot approach quickly enough.

 

[Roger Hicks]

i remember film, that long curly stuff, with the holes in it, on the sides...

Nah, it's flat, rectangular stuff with notches.

Cheers,

R.

 

[-doomed-]

We've been dying since day one, some of us are just getting there faster.

 

[Dave Wilkinson]

Eventually. So is film. So is Earth. Until then, why worry so much about it, and invent worst-case scenarios? (Also known as German breakfasts: Wurst-Kase Scenarios).

Cheers,

R.

But the nice little man at my door - last week said it would happen soon, but was avoidable! :angel:

 

[gho]

No need to worry, film is immortal ;-).

 

[-doomed-]

That's a good plan.

 

[ryan26]

The worry generally ends by post 4 when one of the same 5 or 6 people that train-wreck most threads starts arguing about semantics.

 

[Keith]

The worry generally ends by post 4 when one of the same 5 or 6 people that train-wreck most threads starts arguing about semantics.

'Semantics?'

Is that the Korean company that's buying all Kodak's film producing equipment?

 

[Juan Valdenebro]

I agree with you Roger, and I honestly think Frank's one was a serious, heart-deep but true answer, I'm afraid. And it makes me feel sad to perceive sadness in other people. Thank God I believe our lives have a meaning beyond our reason, because I had horrible times during my years of youth feeling there was nothing else than me and my time. I wish everyone peace of mind, and a reason to believe, that sudden, unexpected gift for happiness.

Cheers,

Juan

 

[Dave Wilkinson]

'Semantics?'

Is that the Korean company that's buying all Kodak's film producing equipment?

Keith, your time is coming sooner!...already half way through Monday - are'nt ya?

 

[Keith]

Eventually. So is film. So is Earth. Until then, why worry so much about it, and invent worst-case scenarios? (Also known as German breakfasts: Wurst-Kase Scenarios).

Cheers,

R.

Isn't that what makes us unique of all the life forms of this planet ... the ability to contemplate or imagine a future?

I wonder why we developed or were given this ability ... it's caused a few problems I reckon! 😛

 

[oftheherd]

Eventually. So is film. So is Earth. Until then, why worry so much about it, and invent worst-case scenarios? (Also known as German breakfasts: Wurst-Kase Scenarios).

Cheers,

R.

When I saw the title of this thread, I thought maybe you had just seen 2012. But I like the idea of German breakfast, thanks for that.

 

[ruby.monkey]

Nah, it's flat, rectangular stuff with notches.

Cheers,

R.

I thought it came covered in dust and the smell of old people.

 

[Sonnar Brian]

Maybe so, but I'd rather see the ones I love outlive me. We came close to losing Nikki when she was a toddler. That puts a perspective on things.

These endless film vs digital debates- what a waste of time. Enjoy it while it is here, and don't wish an early death for things that give a lot of pleasure and happiness to some.

 

[Benjamin]

death surrounds us all...

i remember film, that long curly stuff, with the holes in it, on the sides...

my death, for some, cannot approach quickly enough.

Approach who?

 

[nikon_sam]

"What, me worry???" Alfred E. Newman

 

[Juan Valdenebro]

Yeah, back alley, I can't believe someone thinking that way...

If it has ever been true, those cowards don't appreciate someone brave and honest.

Cheers,

Juan

 

[back alley]

you should see some of my email...