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Today's Entries Top 5 January 2000 Entry 75: xcam is perfect for my 20-year high school reunion! no one likes being hounded by a cameraman! i like the idea of placing several xcams at the lake get-together as well as at the dinner/dance and then select the best shots for the reunion website. all those who cannot attend or are too shy can still "see" their old classmates on the web site. in fact, those nonattendess can even set up a xcam to say hello to all reunion attendees! -- Malinda klein Entry 21: the state just opened a maximum security prison in my "backyard"! it would be nice to put xcam anywhere to work in help guarding the place..... save me from having to run outside every fifteen minutes and check for escapees! -- Nptk- el scared o' Entry 56: my home office is in the back of the house. i would put the xcam outside my front door. that way, i wouldn't have to get up every five minutes to answer the door, only to find out it's a salesman or neighborhood kid trying to sell something. -- Phil hain Entry 192: i've always enjoyed the tv show "candid cam!era". using my xcam, i've been able to recreate and capture on video some pretty funny situations! this is always good for lots of laughs at a party! one time, i had company coming for dinner, so i setup the xcam outside. i had super-glued a dollar-coin to the sidewalk, and video'd my guests as they arrived -- they would see the coin, stop to pick it up, but they were not able to get it off the ground. reactions were very funny! (especially as they did not know they were being taped until i showed the video later in the evening)! -- Gordon bone Entry 107: i would use the xcam anywhere camera in our back yard. i would aim the camera at the sandbox and find out which cat is leaving us presents in the sandbox. after connecting the camera to my vcr i would record the culprit and send the tape to the cat's owner, asking them to clean out our sandbox. it's a mess. -- George d steinmetz |
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