No, it's more like a land use map, with each paper roughly representing the amount of the front page given to the story referred to in its corresponding headline (that third headline in says "refugees"). It's all very scientific, I assure you.
The two guys are cops, and they're holding a stolen Rembrandt drawing that was recently found in a church: http://lat.ms/neTf0S
Was Escher mentioned on the front page somewhere? Very cool.
ReplyDeleteNo, it's more like a land use map, with each paper roughly representing the amount of the front page given to the story referred to in its corresponding headline (that third headline in says "refugees"). It's all very scientific, I assure you.
ReplyDeleteThe two guys are cops, and they're holding a stolen Rembrandt drawing that was recently found in a church: http://lat.ms/neTf0S
That's even cooler. Yay, science!
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