Look closely and it says, "This offer applies to all England merchandise priced at £1.95". Very odd.
And then this, it says "Almost funny". What's that? Better than 'not funny' but not as good as actually 'funny'?
And lastly this. They definitely don't want you to do any of these things.
If that's the case, why did the graphics designers make them look like so much fun in the little pictures?
Perhaps they do want us to skateboard, cycle or kick a ball around as there's no diagonal bar across the symbols.
Posted by: Paul Drummond | Jun 18, 2010 at 12:42
LOL, thats is a classic, The english Merchandise.
'This offer applies to all England merchandise priced at £1.95'.
Probably the best use of small text ever?
Posted by: awesomescope | Apr 19, 2011 at 11:02
Wow! who knew that all England items costs only £1.95 each. I better head there and buy all that I can. But it's certainly not convincing the way they're not allowing all those things on the 3rd picture. =D
Posted by: Carl Patten | May 19, 2011 at 14:41