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From: My beer needs an f5 button
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The best part is, underneath the short skirt was a thong tha tha thong thong.. shes in HR 
LOL!!! Who the heck would I complain to (should I be sort of person to complain about a skirt being too short and inappropriate...believe me, there are a couple of guys here that would, and they are NOT gay)...
Anyway, omg it was great..
LOL!!! Who the heck would I complain to (should I be sort of person to complain about a skirt being too short and inappropriate...believe me, there are a couple of guys here that would, and they are NOT gay)... Anyway, omg it was great..
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Posts: 52,306
From: Palo Alto, CA
Car Info: Something german
The best part is, underneath the short skirt was a thong tha tha thong thong.. shes in HR LOL!!! Who the heck would I complain to (should I be sort of person to complain about a skirt being too short and inappropriate...believe me, there are a couple of guys here that would, and they are NOT gay)...
Anyway, omg it was great..
LOL!!! Who the heck would I complain to (should I be sort of person to complain about a skirt being too short and inappropriate...believe me, there are a couple of guys here that would, and they are NOT gay)... Anyway, omg it was great..
and umm.. are you guys hiring?
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last night playing beer pong, it was so cold in the garage that the foam FROZE..it was so crazy 
drinking beer with little chunks or ice 
drinking beer with little chunks or ice
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From: My beer needs an f5 button
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pffft I wish, if it was the stairs inside the building I prolly could have whipped out my camera phone, but it was the first set of steps leading into the building and the security booth is right next to it, I was the 3rd person to walk up the steps as she was getting to the top step and i got a quick flash 
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pffft I wish, if it was the stairs inside the building I prolly could have whipped out my camera phone, but it was the first set of steps leading into the building and the security booth is right next to it, I was the 3rd person to walk up the steps as she was getting to the top step and i got a quick flash
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I just finished setting up my shoe cam, I’ll go into some details here as to HOW to rig one up.
All in all, this set up set me back about $250, and took me a couple of days to rig up.
All right, here’s what I’m using :
1.) a Sony Super HAD 1/3″ CCD BW/Color camera with a conical pinhole lens.
2.) a Mustek PVR-A1.
3.) Some wires, connections, clips, and battery holders from Radio Shack
I’ll now explain in some rough detail what I needed to do to get it to work :
For the video, I had to get a BNC-to-RCA adapter as my camera’s included cord just had a female BNC connection. Once I finished that, I was able to use the video connection that came with my PVR-A1 to plug into the PVR.
Power was much harder to deal with. First off, the power connection that came with my camera was far too short to reach from my foot to my pants pocket (I can actually keep both the recorder and my cam’s power source in the same pocket) In order to extend that, you can do one of two things :
1.) Find an adapter that’ll accept your connection, and can be connected to wire for powering.
2.) You’ll most likely NOT be able to find what you need.
All in all, this set up set me back about $250, and took me a couple of days to rig up.
All right, here’s what I’m using :
1.) a Sony Super HAD 1/3″ CCD BW/Color camera with a conical pinhole lens.
2.) a Mustek PVR-A1.
3.) Some wires, connections, clips, and battery holders from Radio Shack
I’ll now explain in some rough detail what I needed to do to get it to work :
For the video, I had to get a BNC-to-RCA adapter as my camera’s included cord just had a female BNC connection. Once I finished that, I was able to use the video connection that came with my PVR-A1 to plug into the PVR.
Power was much harder to deal with. First off, the power connection that came with my camera was far too short to reach from my foot to my pants pocket (I can actually keep both the recorder and my cam’s power source in the same pocket) In order to extend that, you can do one of two things :
1.) Find an adapter that’ll accept your connection, and can be connected to wire for powering.
2.) You’ll most likely NOT be able to find what you need.
pffft I wish, if it was the stairs inside the building I prolly could have whipped out my camera phone, but it was the first set of steps leading into the building and the security booth is right next to it, I was the 3rd person to walk up the steps as she was getting to the top step and i got a quick flash