Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Faux (very faux) 3D Photo Cube

 Pictures of the front, back, sides and top of your subject in one of those square photo cubes.
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Cheap sight gag for your desk.

They pick up the photo cube with the smiling dog on the front, turn it around and it's the dog's butt on the back, sides on the sides,top on the top. Ok, you get it.

—doctorremulac3, May 11 2010

Cube Photo Frame http://www.johnlewi...509899/Product.aspx
[Jinbish, May 11 2010]

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       This is very cute!! (find your croissant on the other side!) +
—xandram, May 11 2010
   

       Simple, musing, eminently Bakeable. Would be great for one of those Seaside amusement arcade places.   

       With a bit of software and a digital camera you could print a "put Tab A into Slot B" template complete with colour image onto some stiff card, then cut it out and fold it up into a cube.   

       Could be used in reverse - from one viewpoint take 6 photos, as you turn the cube you'd see the view in every direction.
—8th of 7, May 11 2010
   

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       Or the inverse. A panorama diorama.   

       Mathematicians can get their photos put onto a Klein bottle.
—swimswim, May 11 2010
   


 

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