I was looking through some old boxes the other day (searching, somewhat fruitlessly, for the bike computer manual on which I had recorded the code for the wheel size) and I found an old stash of foreign coins, and I discovered that a Mexican 5-peso coin from 1980 is slightly larger and heavier than a quarter, but not quite as large as the American half-dollar, and thus almost exactly the same size as the Canadian Loonie, a coin recommended as ideal for rolling across one's knuckles. My skills develop apace, and there exists a possibility of a video in the indefinite future.
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Coins
I was looking through some old boxes the other day (searching, somewhat fruitlessly, for the bike computer manual on which I had recorded the code for the wheel size) and I found an old stash of foreign coins, and I discovered that a Mexican 5-peso coin from 1980 is slightly larger and heavier than a quarter, but not quite as large as the American half-dollar, and thus almost exactly the same size as the Canadian Loonie, a coin recommended as ideal for rolling across one's knuckles. My skills develop apace, and there exists a possibility of a video in the indefinite future.
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