Jon Goodman
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Just imagine for a moment what Jimmy Hoffa would have paid for a new identity. I'll bet it would have been quite a lot of money, and because of that I kind of wish he was an APUG member to see this offer. And he may be one, you know? They never found his body, did they? So, psst, Jimbo. Yes, you. Here you have a chance to get a brand new identity and some useful stuff in the deal.
First, for $5 plus the actual cost of shipping, you're going to get one Hoya 67mm Skylight (1B) filter. And also for that fin, you're going to get a 67mm Tiffen Sky 1-A filter. And that's not all...you're also going to get a slip-on Vivitar Series 1 lens cap that will work with either of these filters. And a change in identity? You betcha. Just take a look at the anonymous fellow below. In the first image, he's wearing the two filters as 1967 type sunglasses...and it would be very easy to mistake you for Sonny Bono, wouldn't it? Sure it would. What do you think Cher would say about that (wink, wink, nod, nod)? In the second image, he's placed the lens cap over the right filter and...aargh matey, it looks like Captain Sculley there.
Don't wait. You never know when you might need a little bit of cover.
Jon
Just imagine for a moment what Jimmy Hoffa would have paid for a new identity. I'll bet it would have been quite a lot of money, and because of that I kind of wish he was an APUG member to see this offer. And he may be one, you know? They never found his body, did they? So, psst, Jimbo. Yes, you. Here you have a chance to get a brand new identity and some useful stuff in the deal.
First, for $5 plus the actual cost of shipping, you're going to get one Hoya 67mm Skylight (1B) filter. And also for that fin, you're going to get a 67mm Tiffen Sky 1-A filter. And that's not all...you're also going to get a slip-on Vivitar Series 1 lens cap that will work with either of these filters. And a change in identity? You betcha. Just take a look at the anonymous fellow below. In the first image, he's wearing the two filters as 1967 type sunglasses...and it would be very easy to mistake you for Sonny Bono, wouldn't it? Sure it would. What do you think Cher would say about that (wink, wink, nod, nod)? In the second image, he's placed the lens cap over the right filter and...aargh matey, it looks like Captain Sculley there.
Don't wait. You never know when you might need a little bit of cover.
Jon