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What is this called?
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"That scene it's already in Aliens in the Attics. Was that your inspiration?"
Nope. Never saw the movie. The kid's name was Jaxon, a straight 'A'
student, and it was hilarious in real life.
Midnite
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Originally posted by Midnite View PostTotal sidetrack....But I witnessed a 13 year old a while back when he was visiting an elderly family member and he had no idea how to use a rotary dial phone. He kept punching his finger into the number holes, but nothing happened......Feel free to steal the scene.
Midnite
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Total sidetrack....But I witnessed a 13 year old a while back when he was visiting an elderly family member and he had no idea how to use a rotary dial phone. He kept punching his finger into the number holes, but nothing happened......Feel free to steal the scene.
Midnite
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Funny moment from the OJ criminal case in the 1990s...
The ? about clocks reminds me of a real exchange between Dep DA Marcia Clark and couch potato/MENSA member; Kato Kalin...
Clark: How did you know the exact time?
Kato: I saw the clock.
Clark: Was it analog or digital?
Kato: Uhhhh...
Clark: Could you read the numbers or was it a clock with hands?
If I were there I'd have to step out of the courtroom, .
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They are called Flip Clocks. Google that and you'll see a lot of examples.
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--can't help you with what they are called, but I believe the film Groundhog Day uses one to count off the days, in one scene there's an ECU as the numbers tumble over in slo-mo.
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Before digital digital clocks, there were clocks which had those flip-down numbers like the old airport information panels. The numbers are mounted on a rolodex-like tumbler.
If you know what I mean, do you know what they were called?Tags: None
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