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8 comments:
Have they made lamps out of the old phones? How clever!
I'm not very good with captions, but I'll think about it.
When my son was a toddler, my Dad took our old dial phone and put a radio in it. He fixed it so that each time my son picked up the receiver, the radio played through the earpiece.
I'd caption that photo "Number, please".
Shows how old I am! LOL
I'm not good with captions, but I miss the rotary phone. I remember when I was a kid that I refused to dial any number that had a zero in it for fear I had to talk to the operator. Telephone operators scared me...
I'm not good with captions, but I miss the rotary phone. I remember when I was a kid that I refused to dial any number that had a zero in it for fear I had to talk to the operator. Telephone operators scared me...
I'm not good at captioning or naming other people's Art work....It certainly is an interesting photograph...What exact;y is this? I know it's telephones and someone's hand and arm, but is it a sculpture or a photograph...And where did you see it, Rick?
I like the idea of the light on the dial, so for ah-hem, aging ones can see the numbers ;).
Oh how I wish I could have a clever caption for you.
my thoughts are, I would imagine someone who is in their teens, looking at this exhibit, looking like doe in the headlights...saying "what are these?"
;)
"Is it 9 for the outside light...?"
"It's for you!"
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