Okay, this one makes sense - Times SQUARE.
Maybe this one is a comment on the missing World Trade Center Towers.
I can't for the life of me figure out any meaning behind the seahorse with a missing square.
I'm assuming this last one has to do with a square peg in a round hole?
.Any thoughts?
P.S. I'm not positive the postal service will actually handle these. I think I'll mail one to myself and find out. Stay tuned...
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I've never seen anything like these before either. I Googled and found that there is a band called Hello Seahorse and one of their songs was Squarehead. Sorry. :) :)
ReplyDeleteWell, perhaps that is what the square in the seahorse is about. Anybody else have any thoughts?
ReplyDeleteThe last picture isn't a doughnut? Oh wait...
ReplyDeleteScrapbooking enthusiasts-- and no one else-- will recognize the utility of the card with a hole punched in it. The idea, I think, was to use the punched card as a sort of matte, placing it over another smaller photograph (usually of the tourist themself), framing it, as it were, on the scrapbook page. Instead of a photo, perhaps a small souvenir of the site depicted on the matte could be inserted behind the punched-out square.
ReplyDeleteWeird, I know, but [laughing] we're talking scrapbooking here, a culture unto itself, where Martha Stewart still roams the Earth.
Paper donuts, these are.
ReplyDeleteNow, where are the holes?
Anyway, about Seahorse Squarehead, I think if someone tries to do anything with this underwater character, Nickelodeon Cartoons might sue them.