seanmoran

<p>Could be the same scamster. Or a relative perhaps.</p> <p>Actually, I liked the subheadings that the editor put into my article - he has a nice way with a pun. The one you mention is a play on the words of Romans 6:23 ('The wages of sin ...') which he's altered to: 'The wagers of greed'. Works for me, since the punters are greedily wagering (but in vain).</p> <p>Thanks for your comments,<br> Seán</p>

<p>Here's a recent article of mine in <em>Philosophy Now: </em><br> <em>https://philosophynow.org/issues/114/Paltering_In_Paris</em><br /> <em><br /></em>I took the photograph of this Paris criminal street gang using a Leica M3 and Summicron Rigid, on Ilford hp5+. One of the shills expressed his unhappiness at my taking photographs, so I boldly (or foolishly) took out my notebook and asked for his name. He said:"Monsieur, my name is Michael Jackson." Great fun.<br /> All the best,<br /> Seán in Ireland.<br /> PS The photograph in the print version of the magazine is much better quality.</p><div></div>

<p>If airport security ask me to 'turn on' my Leica M3, I won't be able to oblige.</p> <p><em>" ... the UK's hand luggage rules also mention tablets, MP3 players, cameras and electric shavers as other examples.'</em></p> <p>http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-28193654</p> <p>Any advice?</p> <p>All the best,</p> <p>Seán in Tipperary</p> <p> </p>