DREAMCAST LOGO IN REAL LIFE: CUBAN HOTEL ROOM FURNISHINGS
The Dreamcast must’ve been huge in Cuba. It’s practically the country’s national symbol, if the inside of this hotel room is anything to go on.
“Here are some photos of some lamps that were in my hotel room in Cuba. All of them have the Dreamcast logo craftily hidden on them – so craftily, in fact, that you may need to study the pictures a while before finding the logos. I’ve had the photos for a while now but as far as I’m aware they’re still fresh update material” – Craig.
Here’s a slightly closer shot. You can just about make out the logo beneath the lampshade.
Here’s a photo of it with the light turned off, in case you were wondering how it looks with the light turned off.
We could really do with alternate photos taken with the flash, to see what it looks like with the flash. And a photo of the contents of the mini bar would’ve been nice, to add a bit of local colour and see what kind of Toblerones they have in Cuba.
But these pictures are still banal enough for us.
filed in DREAMCAST LOGO IN REAL LIFE on Oct.20, 2008
October 20th, 2008 on 12:27 pm
The DC toilet seat was better (hey, I’m a long term UK:R reader). And it was better than those, those…lamps.
October 20th, 2008 on 3:14 pm
SO VERY POOR
October 20th, 2008 on 5:38 pm
3/10
October 20th, 2008 on 8:02 pm
What’s that on the door frame, mould?
October 20th, 2008 on 9:12 pm
10/10, would read again. A++++
October 21st, 2008 on 2:29 am
that floppylobster said…
What’s most remarkable is that his wank stain almost looks exactly like a silhouette of a fern frond on the wall in the fourth shot. Some more pictures of that please.
He has impressive range too, unless of course he was standing on a stool to get closer to the spiral (adding to the danger of it all by doing it over a wall socket wired by an underpaid Cuban electrician).