Friday, September 18, 2009
The Brooklyn Bridge as a bar code for toilet paper
We were so busy comparing brands of toilet paper earlier... we didn't even notice the bar code here... Thanks to Goggla for pointing this out...
3 comments:
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but you don't cross brooklyn bridge to get from midtown to flushing. maybe it's the triboro/rfk bridge.
ReplyDeleteand if it is the brooklyn bridge, are those the toilet paper preferred by park slope moms? what's the rand name, anyway? royal flush?
Damn! Toilet paper packaging is really more difficult than it looks....
ReplyDeleteNaw, it's definitely the Brooklyn Bridge. The flag, the distinctive arch shapes- it's all there. Don't know why it talks about midtown to flushing...?
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