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Metro Nesquik Ad
Originally uploaded by brownpau
The current zoetrope-style tunnel ad between Gallery Place/Chinatown and Judiciary Square features the NesQuik Bunny telling you to go to your happy place.
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brownpau: Roving Asian mendicant, can occasionally be seen wandering the streets of downtown Washington, muttering unintelligible gibberish to passers-by while pushing a "bag lady" shopping cart full of old blankets, American flags, soda cans, and healthy secondhand snacks from organic food shop dumpsters. Used to live in a cardboard box at 16th and K but the rent was too expensive.
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