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At least that's what Wolfgang
Franken says it is.
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stenqvist01 |
"Ha en fin dag", or "have a nice day", presumably after you've used this
bag.
From Midnatt Sun-Cruises in Sweden
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2006) |
stromakanal01 |
Ten prawns have surrounded a single, much smaller shrimp on this Swedish
bag.
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |
stromakanal02 |
The seafood has multiplied: 14 prawns on this bag. One of the few bags to
show the type of item the bag is designed to contain. I suppose partially
digested prawns would have been harder to depict, which is why the bag
designer chose the unregurgitated form.
There's a WWF panda logo on this bag too. I thought pandas ate bamboo
shoots?
Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |
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Anyone care to translate "För illamående
pahoinvointiin" for me? (I think it's a mixture of Swedish and
Finnish for those rough Baltic crossings.)
Thanks to Mark Brace.
(2001) |
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Even bigger than the bag above. Took me three scans to
capture all its glory. It has an enigmatic "7.01" printed at the
top (sadly not visible in the picture).
Thanks to Mark Brace.
(2003) |
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