ktmrider
Well-known
I recently took a photo of my four (two film M's, a digital M, and a IIIf) Leica camera bodies together and sent it to a few people to illustrate a fetish many of us here on the forum have. My daughter who loves writing asked me a very interesting question "What is the correct term for a gathering of Leicas?"
Just for fun I thought I would put this question to the group-what is the correct term? Is it a herd, a flock, a gaggle, a pack, a bunch, or ????. Your thoughts?
Just for fun I thought I would put this question to the group-what is the correct term? Is it a herd, a flock, a gaggle, a pack, a bunch, or ????. Your thoughts?
webOSUser
Well-known
A 'collection'?
Steve W
Steve W
lxmike
M2 fan.
A Luxury of Leicas
A gaggle for sure...
Godfrey
somewhat colored
A wealth of Leicas.
G
G
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
Toxoplasmosis?
coelacanth
Ride, dive, shoot.
"One of my issues"
Muggins
Junk magnet
A Dentist of Leicas?
Deardorff38
Mentor
"A Wealth of Leicas"
"A Wealth of Leicas"
Yes!
"A Wealth of Leicas"
A wealth of Leicas.
G
Yes!
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
Here are my thoughts on the collective nouns of the collection. Perhaps it depends upon who owns the Leicas (sans apostrophe.)
Dentist = filling or root canal of Leicas.
Attorney = cheat of Leicas (same as the collective noun for attorneys.)
Journalist = impact or dent (coming from multiple bodies hanging and impacting each other.)
Collector = a cleaning or cabinet of Leicas.
Collector who obsessively "tests" lenses = a coating mark of Leicas or a scratch of Leicas, or an OCD of Leicas.
Retiree = a cup or brew of Leicas, possibly a glass or snifter of Leicas.
Cat person = a judgement of Leicas (owing to the collective noun of a group of housecats.)
Camera thief = a fencing of Leicas.
Person who rapidly buys and sells = a searching or next-one of Leicas.
Person who has Leicas as jewelery = an entitlement or a snobbery of Leicas.
Benefactor of inheritance = an ambivalence of Leicas.
Finally, it could be like bison, in that the simple plural may be Leica, as in, "a cheat of Leica owned by an attorney."
Phil Forrest
Dentist = filling or root canal of Leicas.
Attorney = cheat of Leicas (same as the collective noun for attorneys.)
Journalist = impact or dent (coming from multiple bodies hanging and impacting each other.)
Collector = a cleaning or cabinet of Leicas.
Collector who obsessively "tests" lenses = a coating mark of Leicas or a scratch of Leicas, or an OCD of Leicas.
Retiree = a cup or brew of Leicas, possibly a glass or snifter of Leicas.
Cat person = a judgement of Leicas (owing to the collective noun of a group of housecats.)
Camera thief = a fencing of Leicas.
Person who rapidly buys and sells = a searching or next-one of Leicas.
Person who has Leicas as jewelery = an entitlement or a snobbery of Leicas.
Benefactor of inheritance = an ambivalence of Leicas.
Finally, it could be like bison, in that the simple plural may be Leica, as in, "a cheat of Leica owned by an attorney."
Phil Forrest
Particular
a.k.a. CNNY, disassembler
A ration of Leicas.(two film M's, a digital M, and a IIIf) Leica camera bodies
For some this would be considered bare minimum, scraping the barrel...
David Hughes
David Hughes
Enough or, perhaps, Enough!
Regards, David
Regards, David
Retro-Grouch
Mentor
Perhaps a harem?
CharlesDAMorgan
Mentor
Only four?! - an insufficiency...
Particular
a.k.a. CNNY, disassembler
A dabble in Leicas.
any number less than 10 is insanity
dexdog
Mentor
Oh come on this is so easy...a worship of leicas. For some reason that reminds me of Frank G
Particular
a.k.a. CNNY, disassembler
any number less than 10 is insanity
Less than 10 is an anemia.
More than 10 is a fortitude.
ruby.monkey
Mentor
So exactly ten is a sufficiency?Less than 10 is an anemia.
More than 10 is a fortitude.
helen.HH
A smile & a wink…
is it a Noun or an Illness ?
The first symptom a red dot
and before You know it
Your suffering from
Too much of a Good thing...
The first symptom a red dot
and before You know it
Your suffering from
Too much of a Good thing...
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