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SeaCat

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This morning as I went out to the car to get a couple of things I saw what looked like a camera laying on the ground near my steps. I picked it up, wiped it off and slipped it into my pocket.

This afternoon I sat down to look at the camera. It had been outside in the light rain but didn't look the worse for wear. When I tried to turn it on nothing happened. Hmmmm, maybe a dead battery. I checked the battery with the idea of replacing it and found it to be a propriatary Panasonic Battery. Okay that's a no go but sitting right next to the battery is an SD Card.

I pop this out and slide it into my nifty little card reader. Up on the screen comes 45 pictures and two vids. I start scanning through them looking for something familiar, something that will help me find the owner of the camera. Before long I find what I'm looking for and more.

The first twenty or so pictures are of people in bars. No joy there. Then there are a couple of faces I recognise. My next door neighbors faces grace my monitor. (The rather large ladies behind us not the Hispanic couple in front of us.) I put everything back together and wander over to their place. When the one answered the door I held up the camera while asking if they were missing something. Oh the sounds of happiness were great.

I wonder if they will figure out that I had scanned through their pictures and if so what they will say.

Cat
 
There's an erotic story there somewhere if you want to jump on it.
 
I'd be honest. Tell them you looked through the pictures to see if you could figure out who owned the camera.


Unless they were those kind of pictures... :eek:
 
I'd be honest. Tell them you looked through the pictures to see if you could figure out who owned the camera.


Unless they were those kind of pictures... :eek:

Oh please no, not those kinds of pictures with these two. They are no where near my kind of interest.

Cat
 
Oh please no, not those kinds of pictures with these two. They are no where near my kind of interest.

Cat

It does not have to be about them. Perhaps some cutie you have seen and secretly lusting after. Take it from there.Use you imagination.
 
This morning as I went out to the car to get a couple of things I saw what looked like a camera laying on the ground near my steps. I picked it up, wiped it off and slipped it into my pocket.

This afternoon I sat down to look at the camera. It had been outside in the light rain but didn't look the worse for wear. When I tried to turn it on nothing happened. Hmmmm, maybe a dead battery. I checked the battery with the idea of replacing it and found it to be a propriatary Panasonic Battery. Okay that's a no go but sitting right next to the battery is an SD Card.

I pop this out and slide it into my nifty little card reader. Up on the screen comes 45 pictures and two vids. I start scanning through them looking for something familiar, something that will help me find the owner of the camera. Before long I find what I'm looking for and more.

The first twenty or so pictures are of people in bars. No joy there. Then there are a couple of faces I recognise. My next door neighbors faces grace my monitor. (The rather large ladies behind us not the Hispanic couple in front of us.) I put everything back together and wander over to their place. When the one answered the door I held up the camera while asking if they were missing something. Oh the sounds of happiness were great.

I wonder if they will figure out that I had scanned through their pictures and if so what they will say.

Cat

They should thank you for finding it and returning it. If they ask how you knew it was theirs, tell them. They should have no objection since you had to scan the pics to find the owners.
 
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