Tu_triky wrote::hehe: Point taken. Nonetheless, their pies far exceed ours in terms of quality my man...I'm sure your niece, whom by all accounts seems quite sophisticated, can attest to, dear sir.
Well, the jury's out until she brings some of that NYC ish back for me to taste. :mrgreen:
I had an officemate from Chicago who always raved about the ribs from there, yet whenever he went back there to visit his mom, he never brought back any ribs to work for a taste... The punk. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Well, the jury's out until she brings some of that NYC ish back for me to taste. :mrgreen:
HAHAHAHAHA! :rofl: Okay. I see you require tangible evidence!
I had an officemate from Chicago who always raved about the ribs from there, yet whenever he went back there to visit his mom, he never brought back any ribs to work for a taste... The punk. :beaten:
Finally decided to take the plunge and move up to Photoshop!
Got the trial version and just checking out the features.
The built in filters are quite small to what I'm accustomed to, I guess, thats why there's so many plug-ins available.
The amount of control you have though in manipulating stuff is amazing though
Eve wrote:@arnel98-Photoshop is a blast. Have fun!
My cousin keeps me up to date in all my Mac software. :victory:
Its very evident that Photoshop started off in a Mac environment.
Familiarizing myself with the menus is a bit of a challenge - I'm used to having the "undo" in the toolbar or on the right-click menu but here, its a keyboard shortcut or under the main menu. :sweat:
thinking about the new webgloved like trail-tracker type footwear, called "Vibram", i've seen other ppl wear them, they look cool and versatile, i am thinking of trying them out to see if they're worth it, found at AREI stores etc...just did a search online on them.
OT: researching online on Vibram footwear, and visiting Jdorama posts :bonk:
Its very evident that Photoshop started off in a Mac environment.
Familiarizing myself with the menus is a bit of a challenge - I'm used to having the "undo" in the toolbar or on the right-click menu but here, its a keyboard shortcut or under the main menu. :sweat:
Command Z is what I do, but yes that's on a Mac. :beaten:
OT- checking in here before going back to computer games. My iPad has ruined me. :puppydog: :bonk: :banghead: :ashamed:
Eve wrote:
You can't really compare as one is deep dish and the other regular flipped rounds.
Like apples to oranges.
But personally I like deep dish in NYC too.
Even if Ive only had pizza at O'HAre.
I've had real deep dish pizza at Gino's East in Chicago. It's good, but I prefer the thin crust...like with many things American...ppl believe if you provide a vulgar portion or size of this or that it automatically means it's better. Bigger is not always better.
But yes, they are two different animals. One is akin to a fat slob, the other a super model. :hehe: