I do. I don't try anybodies opinions. I just give my own.
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Is the best roof in the world better optically than the best porro? (1 Viewer)
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mooreorless
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You brought this thread back too life. Glad you enjoyed it. I always try to throw in a little humor with my vast optical expertise and awesome knowledge of binoculars.
mooreorless
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Incorrigible!
joejeweler
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"You have to learn to use them if you haven't had them."
Now that is profound!:-O:3:-O
All you have to do is move your eyeballs around in their sockets while you are using a binocular that has "sharp edges."|<| |>| |:S| |
Personally,...."I's prefers me's binoclars wit smoooth runded edges. Scharp edgers cuts into me's eye suckets" :eek!:
joejeweler
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true ! but, it then begs the question: which dog has the best nose ?
My pug has a pretty good nose, and it's a pushed in "compact" at that!
At the roof of her sinus is a poor-o cavity with sharp edges.
BTW,...she really appreciates at least a 5mm EP! :t:
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My pug has a pretty good nose, and it's a pushed in "compact" at that!
At the roof of her sinus is a poor-o cavity with sharp edges.
BTW,...she really appreciates at least a 5mm EP! :t:
awww...what a cutie pie.
It looks like she would need a pretty wide IPD though.My pug has a pretty good nose, and it's a pushed in "compact" at that!
At the roof of her sinus is a poor-o cavity with sharp edges.
BTW,...she really appreciates at least a 5mm EP! :t:
joejeweler
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Thanks,...she's a lover, not a fighter,.......unless you try to steal her grub! :eek!:
We spoil her BAD,...burbon chicken with dry mix, steak with dry mix, scallops with dry mix, liver with dry mix, etc. Leave out the real meat,...and the dry mix just sits! :-O
I'm pretty new here,....but couldn't help to notice the word "humble" is not in your vocabulary.
Yeah,....my pug's bulging eyes is another problem for binocular useage. She can see and clean your oculars at the same time!
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