Don’t Upset the Table
Posted on 24. May, 2004 @ 9:27 am by harvey in Culture Views: 369
This is one of the funniest things I have ever seen.
I was at a big music festival in Osaka called “Larks in the Park” over the weekend. For anyone in Osaka who didn’t go, go next year!
There was this Japanese guy there who makes all his money by designing and selling stickers. He is part of this big creative group called Brainside which apparently has like 200 members.
Anyway. This post card, along with other stickers and things had me rolling! They had another one that was 飛び蹴り禁止 (No Drop Kicks allowed). With the caption, “Do not attack anyone without reason.” or something like that.
Oh it’s rich.
The Japanese says “Cyabudai Gaeshi Kinshi” which means, No Flipping the Table Allowed. Remember that old post about the cyabudai gaeshi game?
Make it your desktop wallpaper.
-Harvey
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