Re: Some comments on the Optacon
- From: "eggmann" <eggmann@xxxxxxx>
- To: <optacon-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 04:22:47 -0500
So, did you buy the shorts? And I'll just bet that things in that envelop
changed monthly.
One of the weird things I attempted reading when I first received my optacon
was the paper sleeve covering a straw--good test of tracking skills. No, I
don't remember what it said.
Our Canadian money is a lot easier to read than that of our gentle southern
neighbours! About a week after returning home, and not yet anyway near a
competent user, I decided to help a friend sort out his money. In the
process of telling him about the variety of information I could read on one
of his bills, I found this strange word in a place near a lot of other code
type numbers and asked him what it was--the letters were D I X. Because I
was so focused on information identification and not necessarily
interpretation, it took us a while to figure out what most of you have
already grasped--I had found the French word for ten--Oh Canada!
Doug: Cashing in when it makes cents.
I was sort of expecting some ad for an exotic perfume or lingerie but
what did I see :
"Jockey Shorts".
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