Kiss my *******

1. nice shot.... i DO like it
2. please change the title of your image

no offense.... but, there are many children who frequent this site...
and we will ALWAYS keep this place FAMILY FRIENDLY

we are happy you are here
but... titles such as yours aren't desired

thanks for understanding

 

Seven asterisks? Buttock? Nothing else fits!

Very nice shot :smile:

 

wow what a hairy keester!

nice shot!

 

Ahh, keester. I'm not familiar with that one!

 

Must be an American thing...

Cool shot Matt, interesting angle

 

hahaha I didn't even realize it was 7 letters! (just was thinking of other terms for butt - and I spelled it wrong)

keister!

 

thanks, matt
we appreciate you understanding

please post more images soon..

again....
that shot of yours... TERRIFIC

 

now, now, robert...
my 14 year old daughter reads this forum daily...
and.... OF COURSE... she's heard FAR WORSE at school.... :biggrin:
but....
well...... you know

 

Sorry Greg, I think you got the "wrong end of the stick"! I was refering to Counter's confusion about the word "keester", it's not a word we use over here. I've only heard it on American TV shows.

I wasn't making a comment about the language used by the OP, I am actually with you on that. If we want to keep this a family friendly place then we do have to have rules for things like this. Not that I was really offended myself, but as you say some people might be.

 

come on guys the English thing sounds funny on this side of the water:wink:

cute shot
glenn

 

Keister or Keester comes from the German Kiste which means satchel or suitcase/box. ( I suppose you can sit on a suitcase). The earliest known citation is from an American article on convict’s slang from 1931.

(Sorry, it's Friday afternoon and I don't want to do any more work this week so I had to look it up)

 

Good to know, I am glad that you're taking it easy on this rainy Friday afternoon.

Despite it's German orgins I don't think I've ever seen it in English print or heard it spoken over here and therefore consider it a very American word.

 

I'm curious as to the lens set up! This is beautifully close up, and incredibly sharp! Were tubes used in addition to a lens?

 

Wow, so this is just a straight shot, no extension tubes? I'm impressed!! Significant crop, yes? The quality and detail are just amazing!!

 

same macro I use. Very pleased with it