[photo-3d] What I got for Halloween!

[Gabriel Jacob <3-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well I just got back from trick or treating and dumped
my stash on the floor. I got a LOT of 3-D goodies this
year! Of course that is because I took careful notes and
made sure only to visit haunted houses of P3D members.

First house I hit, I mean visited was Dr.T's! After all I knew
his backyard very well! He gave me his updated copy of
the original 32 page Realist instruction manual. Next I
went to Mark Dottle's house since it was not too far away.
Mark dropped into my bag one of his Radex 1/2 frame
viewers.  Next  stop was Mary Ann's house and she gave
me, what else, a VM reel! Ken Dunkley gave me a piece
of cardboard with a needle hidden in it! I was scared
there for a moment until he told me what to do with it.
Looking through my pile here is what else I got (in no
particular order)!

-Bruce Springsteen, a 3-D puzzle!
-Abram Klooswyk, a book of 3-D definitions and 3-D
  history.
-Ray Zone, a pair of anaglyph glasses, no comic book. :-(
-Lawrence Kaufman, a free copy of the SCSC newsletter.
-Steve Berezin, a cuddly 3-D bear and an offer to convert my
  VM into a super achromatic viewer!
-Paul Talbot, self adhesive mounts.
-Dan Shelley, one of his leftover from the 1st -D CD project.
-Shab Levy, information pamphlet on joining the SSA.
-Mike K., some big old heavy electronic part, I dunno if it's
  an obsolete computer part, or some ham gear. :-(
-Elliott Swanson, some leftover epoxy?
-Tom Deering, free Strata3D CD.
-Boris Starosta, 3-D 2x2 slide.
-Lincoln Kamm, an anaglyph postcard.
-Ron Labbe, coupon for one 3-D Realist card scan.
-David Kesner, a Spicer and modified RBT mount with
  instructions. He told me run with it so I did, out of his
  spooky cave.
-Tony Alderson, a Star Wars lenticular.
-Bob Wier, a whole bunch of email messages.
-Sergio Baldissara, a pair of sun glasses with one lens
  missing.
-Tom Martin, a leftover realist logo from his 3D clothing
  project.
-Brenda , a sneak preview of the upcoming Inside 3-D
  magazine!
-Brian David Phillips, one 3-D Damsel card.
-John Rupkalvis, a lot of posts and a LOT of quotes!
-Marco Pauck, some archive.
-Mark Blum, one of the actual bugs he used in his book
  "Bugs in 3-D!"
-Mark Kernes, I can't mention it, it's x rated!
-Jim Harp, a Fuji Frontier 3-D print.

Thanks everyone! Sorry if I forgot anyone, but my head hurts
from looking at all that eye candddy!

Gabriel