Re: Langbeiniges Superweib? / Long-legged Superwoman?
From Ilmari Karonen <use...@itz.pp.sci.fi>
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· 6 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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On Fri, 05 Nov 1999 18:29:16 GMT, (-: Rand :-) (ran...@chello.nl) wrote: : Well I guess you Finnish invented cell phones. I heard Nokia was a : woodproducer in its early days? But anticipate on the right time! No, they made rubber boots. Still do, I think, though it's a separate company these days. I just recently bought a new Nokia inner tube for my bicycle. Up to about a decade ago, back when specialization wasn't the buzzword of the day yet, they had divisions making all sorts of things from televisions to tyres. A few weeks ago I spotted an old rusty toilet paper dispenser with the Nokia logo on it. I though it could be fun to borrow a Nokia 9000 communicator, place it on top of the dispenser and take a photo of them together. Alas, I had neither a Nokia 9000 nor a camera available. I tried drawing their logo as ObAscii, but the letters are harder than they look to get right. Besides, it's not really that interesting. -- Ilmari Karonen http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/
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