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12-MAR-2006 Lonnit Rysher

* LONNITTINNOL

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
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Date/Time12-Mar-2006 07:10:57
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Canon DSLR Challenge21-Mar-2006 20:48
Lonnit Vortex! :) Cindy
Canon DSLR Challenge20-Mar-2006 01:13
There's actually eight of me. I wonder what it's a cure for? Perhaps overnight indigestion? LOL! ~ Lonnit
alexeig19-Mar-2006 20:47
Lonnit, this is also very nice, all the shades of red and you in four copies. "Lonnittinnol" is a great name for a medicine, though.
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Mar-2006 18:02
LOL! That's funny, and I certainly see why this reminded you of that - between the multiple clones, the similar names, and the palindromes, how could it not? :) Thanks for the story, and I didn't mind the clog at all. Sounds like this image could have made a good jacket cover for the book. ~ Lonnit
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Mar-2006 12:00
At the rist of clogging up your comments.... It started out as a radio series, but they also made a TV series and a book. The basic idea was that these guys were traveling around the galaxy doing various things. In the episode in question, an archeologist was investigating a huge mass of fossilized shoes from an old society. This archeologist was a woman named Lentilla. For some reason, there was a malfunction with some sort of cloning machine, making duplicate Lentillas. It got out of control, and the problem wasn't rectified until there were thousands of Lentillas. The solution was to clone irresistible men for all the Lentillas. Their names were Allitnel, and as you might have surmised by this portion of the story, when an Allitnel and a Lentilla got together, they vanished into nonexistence, thus solving the cloning problem.

I guess it's already been about 20 years since I heard the story, so I might have some of it wrong. But anyway, your palindromic name made me think of it. -- Victor
Canon DSLR Challenge18-Mar-2006 04:03
I'm not at all familiar with that Victor. Pops, I like the other better too, but I had to throw something in as a third image! LOL! ;) ~ Lonnit
Canon DSLR Challenge17-Mar-2006 23:16
Contrary to Victor's opinion, I like the other one better. - Pops
Victor Engel17-Mar-2006 21:40
I think I like this one better, especially for this challenge. By the way, your title immediately made me think of "Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy", specifically the episode with Lentilla and Allitnel (I was going to use google to verify the spelling of these names, and amazingly received zero hits -- so apologies to Douglas Adams if the names are spelled wrong). -- Victor