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Uncle said:
Apologies if this has been asked before, but how do you get the colors to pop like that, in your images?
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No apology needed. Thank you for comment. I tend to like vivid color, so I tend to pick pics that have vibrant color, and I have an color saturation tool program on my mac OS that increases, or decreases color saturation.
 
Damn! How the decades fly by. I guess musicians don't age like regular folk. Good for him going on tour, I am sure his fans will appreciate a live concert these days. But looking at the ticket prices! Basic seating at $100, and some at $250 and $279.50?! I guess if it is a bucket list item, the ticket is not a problem. I think my two or three concert tickets in the 90's were somewhere between $20 and $30. I KNOW FOR A FACT I would not have paid more than $30.
 

(Me & Unca Walt)
 
Goldhedge said:
What did you hit and did you survive??
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Sideswiped by an 18 wheeler going the opposite way on a two lane highway at highway speeds, about a mile away from work, after an hour and a half ride to get there. I was thrown out, landed on my left hip, knocking the femoral head thru the acetabulum, damn that hurt, and I'm still working on it.

Shouldn't have survived that, and the fact that I did made me wonder why God still wanted me around.
 
All I remember is this incredibly loud screetching noise, and waking up in the hospital after surgery drugged to the gills.

I bought the Element new, had it less than a year, so yes to the seatbelt, Insurance took care of the truckdriver, AFAIK.
 
Lucky guy! Very lucky guy.

Years ago 30? there was a flatbed hauling an over sized big blade Caterpillar in southern Colorado around a wide turn and the blade caught a gas tanker coming the other way.

BOOM! Killed the truck drivers and some folks in the car behind and buckled the road.
 
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