These rare pre-production SF prototypes were left out in the rain as a test and they went mouldy and green. Some deluded people think that they have SWAROVSKI written on them but actually its just random variations in the mould. If you want a more detailed explanation you need to study Chaos Theory after drinking a metre of pilsner (see the Ignore Leica thread) and then all will become clear.
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Lee,
It is much simpler than that.
You may have your first metre of Pilsner for the day when the sun is over the yard arm B
Speaking of Chaos, I just discovered that "yard" is an old Germanic word for "a pointed stick."
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The+Sun+is+over+the+yardarm
Bob
These rare pre-production SF prototypes were left out in the rain as a test and they went mouldy and green. Some deluded people think that they have SWAROVSKI written on them but actually its just random variations in the mould. If you want a more detailed explanation you need to study Chaos Theory after drinking a metre of pilsner (see the Ignore Leica thread) and then all will become clear.
Lee[/QUOTE
Lee,
It is much simpler than that.
You may have your first metre of Pilsner for the day when the sun is over the yard arm B
Speaking of Chaos, I just discovered that "yard" is an old Germanic word for "a pointed stick."
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=The+Sun+is+over+the+yardarm
Bob
Nice one Bob :king:
Somewhere, I am sure, there is an ISO standard providing a precise definition of a sharp stick.
Lee
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Aha! So that's how Swarovski manages to develop that exquisite puke-green exterior on their binoculars: through careful introduction of selected mold spores and proper aging! |
