Thread: Solar liseuse charger (or: "Enjoyable descent into unutterable silliness.")
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Old 03-17-2008, 10:20 PM   #24
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I just bought the small stand-alone charger, not the bag. The bag strikes me as silly, but that's because I'm a mountain climbing outdoory type and I want bags to do specific things (when I moved from NZ to OZ I sold 5 or 6 backpacks, leaving me with only 3). So a single bag with solar cells on it wouldn't work for me. The tiny one I have works pretty well, it's pocket-sized and quite effective for that size. I've ordered one of the mini-USB-with-power-jack things that will let me charge the liseuse while I'm reading so at that point I'll be all go.

And, oh great old one, words often mutate when they move between languages. Even hearing people from Asia (either definition) speaking English is enough of a challenge without trying to persuade merkins to pronounce French words correctly. My partner is called Phuong, and in Vietnamese that's kinda "foo-oong" as one-and-a-half syllables, which I can kinda pronounce if I need to, but when speaking English even Vietnamese speakers commonly pronounce it "foong" with one syllable and no accent. Ozzies pronounce it all sorts of ways, fo-ung, fong, fung, fu-ong, you name it. Shirt happens.
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