Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Capitalism and the Fake Tan
I'm pretty sure this solves the whole crisis of capitalism/unemployment problem. The fake tan problem, however, remains a tough nut to crack.
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That machine looks like an attempt at chindogu, the Japanese art of 'unuseless' invention.
ReplyDeleteCuriously, what springs immediately to my mind is Gandhi at his spinning wheel...
ReplyDeleteshades of the Paris commune...
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone actually want to look like that?
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