snaps | necessary? ::
:: taken at IKEA in Shanghai. The Chinese reads: “This is only a display sample, please do not use! The bathroom is on the second floor, on the left side of the cafeteria. Thanks for your cooperation.” // AjS
:: taken at IKEA in Shanghai. The Chinese reads: “This is only a display sample, please do not use! The bathroom is on the second floor, on the left side of the cafeteria. Thanks for your cooperation.” // AjS
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March 2nd, 2009 at 11:59 pm
It won’t be easy to tear off the plastic cover anyway.
March 3rd, 2009 at 1:14 am
LOL, Chinese genius at its best!
I can well imagine that if they went through the trouble of writing that specific sign and printing it on a transparent film, it is because they saw an urgent need. Someone must have left a surprise before~
March 3rd, 2009 at 1:34 am
@ Uln, perhaps, but this toilet was in a wide-open public display (no doors, no nothing), with hundreds of passer-by’ers…it wasnt even mounted to the floor properly…just struck as a bit much. Haha. // AjS
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