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[Lizzy]

Yea, its really last min, but I've only just decided I can't really go due to a huge number of factors and I'm really bummed bout it! I really, really wanted to meet Vaughn Armstrong...

Basically, if anyone is going, I would really appreciate it if someone could get me his auto (vertical Enterprise pic) and personalised "To Elizabeth" and I could pay you bk for it.

If no one replies, no worries, twas a shot in the dark!! I just couldn't sleep knowing I'd not taken that shot lol! My email addy should be in my profile if anyone needs me.

Thanks xxx

[Rubbermugs]

If you can text me the details on 07708 550505 before 12pm, i can get that for you, i'm a stallholder so i'm on the way there right now. I'll reply to your text let you know i got your autograph ok :)

[Lizzy]

Rubbermugs, you are a Star

[TommyT]

Lizzy, on Nov 2 2008, 03:34 AM, said:

(vertical Enterprise pic)

Just out of interest, what's one of those?

[momo15]

I would guess a photo from Star Trek Enterprise that is portrait rather than landscape.

[Lizzy]

Portrait! I knew there was a better word to use heh, he understood what I meant anyway

[TommyT]

Makes sense now! I'm so used to referring to orientations as "portrait" or "landscape", that I'd never considered "vertical" or "horizontal" as alternate descriptions. I blame way too much time spent on computers (which use portrait and landscape as their adjectival nouns of choice).

[momo15]

Never really liked portrait and landscape as photo terms - if you ask someone to get you a portrait photo they will look for one to hang over the fireplace and ask for landscape and they will look for one of rolling hills and farmhouses!

[Lizzy]

TommyT, on Nov 2 2008, 02:31 PM, said:

Makes sense now! I'm so used to referring to orientations as "portrait" or "landscape", that I'd never considered "vertical" or "horizontal" as alternate descriptions. I blame way too much time spent on computers (which use portrait and landscape as their adjectival nouns of choice).

Yea, I have a computing degree and I'm always using those terms- just idiot here didn't put 2 and 2 together LOL!!

[MikeDonovan]

Lizzy, on Nov 2 2008, 02:46 PM, said:

TommyT, on Nov 2 2008, 02:31 PM, said:

Makes sense now! I'm so used to referring to orientations as "portrait" or "landscape", that I'd never considered "vertical" or "horizontal" as alternate descriptions. I blame way too much time spent on computers (which use portrait and landscape as their adjectival nouns of choice).

Yea, I have a computing degree and I'm always using those terms- just idiot here didn't put 2 and 2 together LOL!!

Thought you were a lawyer for some reason Lizzy?

[Lizzy]

Heh thats cos I am I was a crazy person and did a joint degree, so I'm qualified in both and I'm post grad-ing in law and my part time job is in computing. Random mix, I know!

[MikeDonovan]

Lizzy, on Nov 2 2008, 04:28 PM, said:

Heh thats cos I am I was a crazy person and did a joint degree, so I'm qualified in both and I'm post grad-ing in law and my part time job is in computing. Random mix, I know!

You could be a lawyer specializing in the IT industry, or write software for a law firm !:) My advice is be a lawyer - take it from me, writing software can be pretty boring

Edited by MikeDonovan, 02 November 2008 - 08:26 PM.