Normally I'm not that impressed by "crafted versions of technological items" (like a toy iPod made by knitting or something). But this knitted calculator made me laugh, because of the "secret message" the person who crafted it put on the "output."
I remember those "calculator games" where you could get your calculator to spell something. And I remember being immature enough (I guess I'm STILL immature enough) to find the "word" that that calculator is "spelling"* funny. (I remember cackling over being able to make my calculator spell that very word when I was about 11.)
It's kind of nice to still be in touch with your inner sixth grader.
(*If you don't get it, imagine turning the calculator upside down...)
3 comments:
i've been able to read upside down and backwards for a very long time, and i giggled like a 6th grader as well, lol (the calculator game is why i learned in the first place, lol!)
We used ours to spell ESEL (meaning donkey in German) 7353 is the code to hit...
ooh, now i totally want to make one. My husband still types that in and shows it to me while giggling like a school girl.
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