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World's Most Useless Machine Now With A Twist! Nice
The phone was an extremely useful invention that has evolved greatly through the years. Even toy phones have changed:
I used to be able to go to a restaurant with my
family & wonder aloud what time it is in Iceland or who played the villain
in an old movie. That, at least, gave
you something to talk about for a while even if you didn’t really care about
the answer. No more. Now, if I should happen to muse about Iceland’s
time zone, someone will whip out a phone, click a couple of buttons & tell
me, “It’s 7:30pm PST here in California & Iceland is 8 hours ahead of us,
so it’s 3:30am UTC/GMT tomorrow there.”
That’s already more than I really wanted to know. Then they will continue, “GMT is Greenwich
Mean Time. UTC is Coordinated Universal
Time or in French: Temps Universel Coordonne.
UTC was decided as the acronym because it was thought CUT or TUC were
not appropriate. GMT & UTC are the
same.” I’m surprised they didn’t tell me
how to make a watch. I’ll have to ask
them about that, sometime…
The best use of the telephone:
At times, I think the phone uses us:
What was the best
thing before sliced bread? ----fishducky
