This is a thing of beauty!
Pity I can’t get one shipped to Australia for a reasonable price. €31 for 8-week shipping…
eBoy FooBar poster
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This poster’s beautiful. Quite amazing. I bought it and I’m surprised about one thing though, I’m pretty sure the two guys at the bottom (next to Zono and Textmate, walking along the curbside) are John Lennon and George Harrisson, that’s what they were wearing on the cover of Abbey Road! Has anyone been able to spot anyone else? It’s interesting to see that the guys at eboy included them, I wonder why
Also, btw does anyone else also feel that facebook should’ve been in there too? It’s definitely on its way to becoming a major web 2.0 player!