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Living Room / Re: Gadget WEEKENDS
« Last post by tomos on January 21, 2013, 10:44 AM »thanks deo, doesnt look like the original is there..
Following up on the heart shape:
http://missourifolkl...n.edu/outhouses.html
(The plug & socket could be from anywhere between Spain and Russia I think.)
Following up on the heart shape:
http://missourifolkl...n.edu/outhouses.html
The simplest explanation is that the cutout was one of several simple icons used for ornament: ornamentation of the necessary is a means of assuring oneself that things have gone beyond the level of mere necessity and subsistence. In Germany, a heart-shaped cutout is more traditional -- the usage is clearly visual euphemism, i.e., putting a pleasant symbol on something intrinsically unpleasant. In this Polish example, the heart-tradition seems to have opened an associative pathway to another series, based on playing-cards ...
(The plug & socket could be from anywhere between Spain and Russia I think.)

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