I’m sure glad I’m not the moron who designed the camouflage wallet. How idiotic do you have to be to create a wallet that’s even harder to find if you accidentally leave it somewhere?
I have it on good authority it was designed by a man trying to make it harder for his wife to find her credit cards.
Posted by on 05/01 at 12:56 PM
I think the camo wallet is a great idea but they’re using the wrong camo - unless you want to make sure a goddamn deer doesn’t lift it while you’re hunting. Better choices might be:
* Restaurant banquette sienna
* Bus-seat mottlebrown
* Jumble-of-scrawled-notes-stuffed-into-pocket pattern
* Color of Money (less effective if you don’t keep the wallet in a giant pile of money)
* Transparent (for my broke-ass self, this would result in effective invisibility of the wallet)
I have it on good authority it was designed by a man trying to make it harder for his wife to find her credit cards.
I think the camo wallet is a great idea but they’re using the wrong camo - unless you want to make sure a goddamn deer doesn’t lift it while you’re hunting. Better choices might be:
* Restaurant banquette sienna
* Bus-seat mottlebrown
* Jumble-of-scrawled-notes-stuffed-into-pocket pattern
* Color of Money (less effective if you don’t keep the wallet in a giant pile of money)
* Transparent (for my broke-ass self, this would result in effective invisibility of the wallet)
further on this subject: http://www.chucklehut.org/index.php/site/ind/hide_and_seek/
Camo aside, anyone still using a velcro wallet? WTF? Look for the guy checking the tire pressure on his house. I think it’s his.
That’s assuming you drop it in woodland brush. Otherwise--and in most locations I know--you’ll see it just fine.
It’s the one that’s in stacks-of-paperwork camo that would be hard for me to find.