A swarm of bees in May
Is worth a load of hay;
A swarm of bees in June
Is worth a silver spoon;
A swarm of bees in July
Is not worth a fly.
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Is there a remote or time switch for taking selfie with a thing like this @GemmaRowlands? You can see how much I take selfies!
If you are using your phone with a selfie stick then there is usually a timer feature on your phone. Some more sophisticated selfie sticks have a button on the handle that works via bluetooth.
Camera all usually have self-timers, so I suppose it's only to be expected the mobile phones nowadays will have this too. I suppose people have been taking selfies for a long time if you take this into account.
@mheredge taking many shots in a minute also indicates a kind of madness because you don't get satisfied with them as well. My sister recently broke her mobile whilst taking her selfie with a selfie stick. Now she stopped using the selfie stick.
But has your sister stopped taking selfies @Bubbly? I guess not. I think it is addictive. I wonder how much time people spend admiring their pictures afterwards.
@mheredge not all of them. Only one sister is addicted to it. I don't think people admire the old selfies. They just keep them in folders after sharing them.
I don't know why I always have this luck to see this kind of picture after finishing my meal. (I have rich imagination. hhh...) Feel a bit nausea now.... @mheredge
My friend's younger sister took a selfie of us all having lunch today. I guess she's 'sharing' it around. I was more conventional and asked the waitress to take a photo as for me it's a good souvenir of a lovely meal with my Vietnamese friends from Ho Chi Minh City.
I haven't put anything on Facebook yet @Bubbly. I still have a backlog from Chiang Mai! I should do something about this later today as I need to backup the photos on my camera before I go north to visit central Vietnam tomorrow.
It varies from person to person @takafromtokyo. Most of my friends post very interesting stories they have read from the media, some (like me), put photos of places they have been to (no selfies), I use it to scan the top headlines, and occasionally with schoolfriends, they post funny comments. Generally I quite like it, but I think it depends who you allow to be your Facebook friends. Youngsters probably use in very different ways!
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http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/calamity/2017/01/01/tourist-bitten-trying-take-selfie-crocodile/
The tourist tripped over while taking the selfie and disturbing the sleeping croc, was bitten in the leg.
@Grillo
It's terrible, especially when those people with selfie sticks swarm around and take up practically the whole space.