The text actually tells people to stick it on their photographs. Just imagine the magnet shaped dents when they are all stuck together at the bottom of a shoebox 50 years from now. I don’t even want to talk about the adhesive.
Shudder.
I thought we were making progress. I thought the message was out and that the evils of tape were fully known.
I feel vanquished. I need my tape avenger cape.
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I’m starting to fear that you have some latent tape-anger issues. Perhaps some repressed memories of a beloved book of nursery rhymes covered with electrical tape?
Yes, Kevin. You have discovered my secret. My superpowers and hatred of my nemesis evolved from a childhood tape accident from which I narrowly escaped. I cannot speak of it – only persevere. 🙂
Beth, you are my hero for your tape is evil campaign. I completely agree. and then I saw this installation today
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brooklyn_museum/3368192686/
I have to question my whole reality.
Wow – that is very beautiful. The exception to the rule. Thanks for posting!
I just sent you a package sealed with magnetic duct tape (wholly unaware of this blog post). By the time I got the package to the post office, the tape was falling off thanks to swamp Florida heat. Don’t worry: I sent it via media mail so that we can see how the tape wears through an accelerated aging process.
I can’t wait to see what is stuck to it by the time it gets here! Thanks!
Well, I just got the book. The tape was still stuck to the package as intended, but I was disappointed to find that the magnetic aspect did not assist the package in acquiring random metallic riders. It arrived solo. Cool book, by the way! Thanks!