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RockitRon
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 Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:34 pm Post subject: Mind the croc in the garage... |
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1201018/My-cars-jet--Or-turn-garage-door-work-art.html
Very funny, for five minutes.
A few years ago someone near here painted a large sunflower on their garage door, to match the annual display in their garden. Unfortunately they couldn't get their car into the garage and parking it in front of the door defeated the artistic impact somewhat.
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SantaFefan
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 excellent idea... the classic car one could be of interest to many wishful owners...
The empty garage is great.. I wonder if somebody would walk into it? certainly looks convincing..
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RockitRon
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A variation on the theme...
Here are 7 pictures of European trucks whose trailers are decorated to look like the sides are missing and the products they are hauling are painted on the sides and back.
The first one is of a bottle of beer and looks so real, like it is coming out the side of the trailer.
The second is of canvas tote bag.
The third is of Pepsi cases and they are all stacked on the ceiling, and the bottom of the trailer is empty.
The fourth is of another truck with the windshield facing the back and there has been a driver painted in the driver's seat looking back over his shoulder to appear like he is driving backwards. (Now this one is just plain scary, even when the
German reads 'On the wrong way?')
The fifth one is of an aquarium with fish swimming in it.
The sixth one is of a bookshelf with books lined up in it and a post-it-note with an advertisement on it, probably for the company that sells the books.
The last one is for Pringles-Hot & Spicy. The 'inside' of the trailer has the appearance of having been through a fire.
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