Don't Trust Snakes: Lens review humor

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“I know where I'm headed.”

ROGER THORNHILL

Monday, January 23, 2006

Lens review humor

It's pretty hard to find, but it's there.

"Performance: I have no idea since I've never tried one."[LINK] This comes midway through a negative review. As far as I can tell, this gentleman wants to be taken seriously. Not by me.

"A final point: this lens is so small you can easily misplace it and never be able to locate it again. I hate to admit this has happened to me, so I'm on my second sample now."[LINK]

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