Accidental Prophets

Paul, please share some description for those of us not in this loop. Is it perhaps a prophecy of portable TV's connected to genital stimulators?

I'm wondering about the positions of the respective antennas.

Virtual--I don't claim any great insights here. It's just that if you substitute smartphones for the mini-TVs, you get an accurate albeit somewhat cliched picture of how people, even intimate spouses, live in their own virtual bubbles these days, even when in physical proximity.

GES -- I noticed that, but at first figured that her antenna was down so it wouldn't be in front of his face. My Freud-radar should have picked up on your interpretation. 😉

Thanks, Paul. Yes, it's definitely the same principle.
When the time-lapse satellite videos first became available on TV weather reports, I absolutely had to have it for my understanding of the weather while cruising on my boat. I intentionally got a black-and-white TV, to lower the chance of someone wanting to watch the boob tube while we were out.

(Sorry if this is a little too . . . it's just that's this is the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the image . . .)

It was eleven years ago today my best friend James came running out of the room shouting "It's a boy! It's a boy!" with tears streaming down his face.

We never went back to Thailand.

It sure exactly what year that ad was run, but in the late 1970s I remember that portable TVs were considered quite the status symbol. They were among those gadgets that showed you were tech savvy without being a nerd, AND affluent enough to afford them.

Oops... just noticed the date at the top of the post.