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02-AUG-2009 John Cross Photography

August 2, 2009

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There has been some very recent rumors circulating that a surprise audit of Agent Cross' field operations may be imminent. At first sketchy, they are becoming quite reliable. Always the prudent and careful agent, I have started making preparatons JUST IN CASE. I have found that a full stomach often tends to soften the analysis, especially if the meal is accompanied by certain adult beverages. In order to hone my skills, I spent the evening whipping up a batch of elk stew. It was a very successful attempt. The stew turned out great. The beverages were, of course, great as usual. I spent hours making an exhaustive list of other preparations to be made. At this point I have a total of two items on the list, but I will spend a further few hours checking and vetting the list just in case I have been too proactive and have included items which might not prove useful.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II
1/40s f/4.0 at 45.0mm iso800 hide exif
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Date/Time02-Aug-2009 21:28:03
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ModelCanon EOS 5D Mark II
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Focal Length45 mm
Exposure Time1/40 sec
Aperturef/4
ISO Equivalent800
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Dave Beedon09-Aug-2009 05:12
I think you are being too proactive: your list of items is way too long. In the interest of normalcy, try cutting out 50% of the items.
jCross04-Aug-2009 02:26
Actually, I mis-spoke. A full stomach always makes me sleepy.
Dave Beedon04-Aug-2009 01:20
While it is prudent to be prepared for any eventuality, it is important to realize that any agent worth his salt has been trained to maintain an objective, unbiased, unslanted, unemotional, and unwavering outlook during any investigation. Fighting The Battle requires the utmost in clear-headedness. Maintaining such clear-headeness, especially in the face of an onslaught of "certain adult beverages," is the mark of a well-trained agent. Another mark of a well-trained agent is the ability to plausibly deny that a fellow agent has succumbed to the "full stomach often tends to soften the analysis" (FSTSA) theory.