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"Dachy" means "roofs" in Polish. The car is advertising roofing services, probably has nothing to do with a "dacha" though I like the latter mental image better :)
bathtub jaccuzi also from Poland :)
I had frog wellies when I was a kid, and they were awesome dammit!
The wheelchair with mountain bike wheels and a plastic chair is serious business! It's a low cost, heavy duty wheelchair for use in developing countries. It's a great initiative!!
I'm pretty sure the huge panel carried on the bike is held by the passenger (who does not particularly need to see), while the driver in front of it is able to drive...
The 26th subject - tyres with spikes are actually for Ice Racing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_racing
The guy wearing flip-flops as headphones is actually a still from a spoof comedy series called "Nathan Barley" on C4 in England, early 2000's. Its actually showing how a certain type of person will follow just about any fashion if its 'cool'.
One hell of a funny series
The picture under "Here is your RV, or rather 'dacha' (small villa):" has a Polish regestration plate and consequently advertises ROOFS as "Dachy" means exactly that in Polish.
If I'm not mistaken, that's a parallel port... the SCSI are the two ports on the expansion card to the right.
the vacuum cleaners with kitchen gloves is in Detroit http://www.heidelberg.org/
I really love the baby in the jar on the motorbike! .-)
The men pulling tires are cross country skiers in training. This is how they develop the muscles for pulling a sled behind them on the ice.
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