Mutant Ninja Frog!
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Yeah, I thought of the perspective (the gig doesn't show at all but when you allow for it, the frog's probably about 3 or 4 feet closer to the camera than the man) But the text says 11 pounds as well.
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It's so near the camera that the frog is considerably more in focus than the guy.
He's obviously holding it on a stick pointing towards the lens from the position of his arms.
Given that it is probably a phone or a small sensor compact camera (with the extended depth of field that that implies) that frog could be just a few inches from the camera.
(Must type faster...)
He's obviously holding it on a stick pointing towards the lens from the position of his arms.
Given that it is probably a phone or a small sensor compact camera (with the extended depth of field that that implies) that frog could be just a few inches from the camera.
(Must type faster...)
LOL. We already knew about the gig. That was obvious. Still; no absolute disclaimer about the 11 pound claim. Just a statement that it's unlikely (which it is)
Noted. As regards the "stick." See post #4. It's not a "stick. It's the gig. One of these with a handle of about 6 feet or so:
http://wellhopeco.com/image/magicto...original/89abb8f5aa58cd46756d08e84dd7baff.jpg
Tomato, Tomato, potato, potato.........and maybe it cost the guy £11 pounds for the frog? Because that sounds better than 18.81$ frog,Just saying.
LOL. Kinda. It's like the Pet Peeves In Fiction thread running right now. One of mine (fiction or reality) is people who don't know/use the right terms when referring to hunting or fishing sports.
Very true, well done.
My first post was more on the Terry Pratchett lines of" Rat on a stick". But it is nice to know a person can learn something new everyday, mine is a thing called a gig, or as I will remember them as a Frog fork. Cheers.
My first post was more on the Terry Pratchett lines of" Rat on a stick". But it is nice to know a person can learn something new everyday, mine is a thing called a gig, or as I will remember them as a Frog fork. Cheers.
