I watched the James Bond movie "Licence [sic] to Kill"
over the weekend and during the opening credits sequence,
noticed the word Zuiko in the corner of the screen. Then
as the view widens, we see the Zuiko lens is attached to
an Olympus OM4Ti! I failed to notice which Zuiko lens it
was, though.
I think this movie dates from the early '80s, it is one of
the few movies with Tomothy Dalton as James Bond.
In the _original_ English, licence (the noun) is spelt with a second
'c', whereas the verb contains an 's' instead. In fact, the easy way
to remember it is that the nouns such as defence practice contain the
'c' while the verbs contain the 's' - e.g. practise.
So, no "sic" for English please ;-)
Back on topic. The chat about big and little bags has got me sorting
my stuff. The trouble is, I have 3 bags...
Chris
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Chris Barker
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