Post a high resoluition photo of a DM42?

[zeno333]

Can someone post a nice high resolution photo of a Production DM42?...Need a nice wallpaper of it

[toml_12953]

Can someone post a nice high resolution photo of a Production DM42?...Need a nice wallpaper of it

Wouldn't you want a pic of one of the landscape calculators? They'd fit modern screens much better!

[hsilop]

Hopefully this link will work for you.

Enjoy.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zxzdHu ... sp=sharing

[akaTB]

Can someone post a nice high resolution photo of a Production DM42?...Need a nice wallpaper of it

Wouldn't you want a pic of one of the landscape calculators? They'd fit modern screens much better!
Tom L

Ducator meus nihil agit sine lagunculae leynidae accedunt

Ubi maior minor cessat.

[toml_12953]

Hopefully this link will work for you.

Enjoy.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zxzdHu ... sp=sharing

I'm a star! I see my own message in the background of that photo!

[hsilop]

Glad the image share worked. And hey, I gave you a pretty good compromise by photographing the portrait DM42 in landscape. You can 'shop the rest!

BTW - the OFFIMG is my dog Freya. She's a six month old Shetland Sheepdog.

[toml_12953]

BTW - the OFFIMG is my dog Freya. She's a six month old Shetland Sheepdog.

Shetland Sheepdogs are among the best companions to have. Of course, I'd never trade my Pug, Brutus for anything! The other day, I left three crackers on our coffee table while I went to get a drink. When I came back, there was one left. Brutus was there licking his muzzle.
Of course I had to say, "Et two, Brutus?"

[Walter]

Of course I had to say, "Et two, Brutus?"

Hmmh... I'd suggest either "Ate two, Brutus?" or "TV QVOQVE, BRVTVS?"

[ijabbott]

Of course I had to say, "Et two, Brutus?"

Hmmh... I'd suggest either "Ate two, Brutus?" or "TV QVOQVE, BRVTVS?"

I think it works better in the original Klingon.

[toml_12953]

Of course I had to say, "Et two, Brutus?"

Hmmh... I'd suggest either "Ate two, Brutus?" or "TV QVOQVE, BRVTVS?"

Well in the King's English (does anyone speak that any more?) the past tense of the verb "eat" is "et" instead of the American "ate".