interesting note: printing press operators learn to read upside-down for proofreading purposes (disrupts what the brain *expects* to see, thus it’s easier to spot typos). Often I’ll re-read books upside down as a way of catching stuff in the text I may have missed in the normal reading. 😀
Such a waste of the extra large print you have over there. 🙂
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You are such a snob! 😀
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Facit-nating. Does it also come in a strawn translation? Maybe not, as that would mean the title would be changed to ‘Fully-sick typewriter pissup’.
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interesting note: printing press operators learn to read upside-down for proofreading purposes (disrupts what the brain *expects* to see, thus it’s easier to spot typos). Often I’ll re-read books upside down as a way of catching stuff in the text I may have missed in the normal reading. 😀
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Upside down? The book looks normal to me.
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Here in Texas we just look at the pictures… 🙂
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Mine arrived yesterday, and I’m attempting to savor it, not wanting to read it too fast.
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