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    #46
    Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

    Sometimes a serious debate needs a little light hearted humour to brighten it up Nat. No offense meant, and I hope none taken.
    Paul

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      #47
      Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

      Paul, I certainly do not take any offence but I thought that the light hearted humour was taking the thread away from what it is intended to do- to make it a bit better IMHO.
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        #48
        Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

        I assumed the thread had come to its natrual end Nat - hence my attemp at some fun - sorry
        :- Ian

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          #49
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          Cheer up Ian. No problem. One never knows who might next comment and hence my comment!
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            #50
            Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

            I was going to comment on your comment nat but due to there being someting on t.v that took my mind off it I can't remember what my comment on your comment was going to be ,hmmm is a iced bun a cake or a biscuit .anyway got to go benidorms on soon LOL

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              #51
              Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

              So is a tortoise a captive animal as the body lives inside the shell. Same could be said for a Hermit Crab
              David

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                #52
                Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                Originally posted by djguk47 View Post
                So is a tortoise a captive animal as the body lives inside the shell. Same could be said for a Hermit Crab
                a Hermit Crab is free to change its shell whereas an esiotroT isnt
                Alex

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                  #53
                  Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                  Originally posted by 2Beers View Post
                  a Hermit Crab is free to change its shell whereas an esiotroT isnt
                  So a tortoise is a captive whereas a Hermit Crab is free range... but free range eggs are pre chickens but are also captive
                  Oh my head is hurting
                  David

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                    #54
                    Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                    Originally posted by Nathaniel View Post
                    Cheer up Ian. No problem. One never knows who might next comment and hence my comment!
                    maybe a way forward for both you & Richard would be to start a new thread and insert a poll asking members to vote Yes or No, this way both of you will be able to see at a glance if members agree with you and will cut out discussion as it does seem to have come to the end of its life - I'm pretty sure you can't insert a poll now.
                    :- Ian

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                      #55
                      Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                      Sorry, I guess that's my fault as the thread went way off after my Belgian bun post. I'll keep my mouth shut if you create a poll.
                      Paul

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                        #56
                        Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                        Hi! folks. Not to worry about the jokes as it is all part of the good humour that exists in this forum. It removes the "sting", even if no "sting" is present or intended Even without starting a yes/no poll, Robert can see those who are in favour of a sub-division that will create more interest in the "nature photography" section and those who will keep the present status quo. The main purpose of my thread was to give a bit more "bite"/interest. It is also possible for Robert to give this sub-division a TRIAL PERIOD and see how it goes.
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                          #57
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                          I really can't see it creating more interest Nat. If people are interested then they will interact anyway.
                          Paul

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                            #58
                            Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                            Originally posted by planetc View Post
                            I really can't see it creating more interest Nat. If people are interested then they will interact anyway.
                            Paul, I am of the view that it will create more interest. Any country has got real wild life and one need not go to Africa and other places to see and photograph them. In UK ,we have the deer roaming around, the wild ponies for example, and the Golden Eagle and other birds of prey freely flying about.
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                              #59
                              Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                              Maybe, but most of us don't go out to take photographs to suit the forum structure, we share what we take in whichever section fits. I have taken a few bird pictures this week, following some superb shares here, which is totally out of character for me. The forum structure has no bearing on it though.
                              Paul

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                                #60
                                Re: Wild life photos- Sub divisions.

                                I try to look at all submissions - irrespective of current category. Changing the category structure will not change my approach to reading this forum. This is irrespective of it being sport, wildlife, macro, transport - or whatever.

                                David

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