Lee, you've got ony a few years on me; so I'm betting that the lie-free 1887 "Polygraph" says to you, too, "Victorian Spirograph" as much it does "protractor", right?
It would be interesting to find out that some little outfit somewhere is actually still selling those gizmos; I wouldn't mind giving it, uh, a whirl myself.
Imagine:
"Mr. Childe, have you ever been polygraphed?"
"Why, yes, officer, I have - just yesterday, in fact. That line was all over the page..."
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Lee, you've got ony a few years on me; so I'm betting that the lie-free 1887 "Polygraph" says to you, too, "Victorian Spirograph" as much it does "protractor", right?
It would be interesting to find out that some little outfit somewhere is actually still selling those gizmos; I wouldn't mind giving it, uh, a whirl myself.
Imagine:
"Mr. Childe, have you ever been polygraphed?"
"Why, yes, officer, I have - just yesterday, in fact. That line was all over the page..."
Kind regards,
A. Gene Childe
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