So, um, I'm not sure what they are in fact selling, looks like metal disks with quotations printed on them? Or proverbs even? So, uh, quotation marks authorized. Thanks, Mark.
The metal disks are stamped out kind of like dog tags. The “Quotes” sign looks like a face with a tongue, and $1.50 is the nose. Not to mention that “Quotes” is in quotes. What the hell is going on here?
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The metal disks are stamped out kind of like dog tags. The “Quotes” sign looks like a face with a tongue, and $1.50 is the nose. Not to mention that “Quotes” is in quotes. What the hell is going on here?
Darcy, the quotes are eyelashes, it helps carry the theme.
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