If you lick it, you buy it
I've heard this is a serious issue in bookstores all over Australia.
ok (Thursday, 18 Aug 2011)
We're still doing this?
We're still doing this?
Juju (Monday, 15 Aug 2011) Reply
I had a cd-rom drive on my 486 that only worked properly if I licked the entire top of the CD. And the saliva had to be thick, so I ate a bit of marmelade to make it work. I'm serious.
I had a cd-rom drive on my 486 that only worked properly if I licked the entire top of the CD. And the saliva had to be thick, so I ate a bit of marmelade to make it work. I'm serious.
Old Guy (Monday, 15 Aug 2011) Reply
Why would anyone lick a picture of a tongue? I wouldn't, would you?
Why would anyone lick a picture of a tongue? I wouldn't, would you?
OK (Wednesday, 17 Aug 2011)
IT: Information Technology
IT: Information Technology
-=LaurryG=- (Monday, 15 Aug 2011) Reply
This is not an issue in Australia. Trust me. Infact, there is a book underneath it that says 'America's...'
Anyway, if it was Australia, that book would have to be upside down - right!?
This is not an issue in Australia. Trust me. Infact, there is a book underneath it that says 'America's...'
Anyway, if it was Australia, that book would have to be upside down - right!?
relative (Tuesday, 16 Aug 2011)
the book is "upside-down" as not to ecourage licking :~P
the book is "upside-down" as not to ecourage licking :~P
-=LaurryG=- (Tuesday, 16 Aug 2011)
Yes, but to whom is the book upside-down to? Two different observers (An Australian and an American) would see two different things. If its upside-down to an Australian, it would stop the Aussie from licking it - but not the American, because they would see it rightside-up.
Yes, but to whom is the book upside-down to? Two different observers (An Australian and an American) would see two different things. If its upside-down to an Australian, it would stop the Aussie from licking it - but not the American, because they would see it rightside-up.
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