Cardboard boxes with FACES #5: An Australian GBA box

Has pupils, which, sadly, means this must be an "on purpose."



"I've been sitting on this one for a while, being to lazy to fire up the email client and type some sentences and send it to you. I discovered this one in the beginning on 2007, its the inside of an Australian Game Boy Advance game box. The eyes and the nose holes are partially punched out and then affixed to the other side of the box for support, however the mouth is completely punched out and serves no purpose apart from lightening the package or creating a face. Such dedication to the noble cause of crating faces on boxes" - Phil.

Cardboard boxes with FACES #4: A brave Cadbury Hero

This update also incorporates READER'S KITCHENS, READER'S COOKERS, READER'S PLATES, READER'S SAUCEPANS and the long-awaited debut of READER'S LINOLEUM FLOORING.



"Was doing the recycling and stomping boxes down and saw this poor fellow after being on the receiving end of my size 9. Little arms raised as well, almost brought a tear to my eye" - Darlyb.

Cardboard boxes with FACES #2 & 3

Reader "Graeme" suggests "branching out" into cardboard boxes with faces. It wouldn't be branching out, Graeme, it would be stepping up. Raising our game.



We have featured a cardboard box with a face before, you may be unsurprised to learn.



Blue Peter Cyberman?

Cardboard boxes with FACES #1

This photo arrived with a cryptic message about a face. Is it the car? The shape at the windscreen? The man? Is the car door meant to be an ear? It makes no sense.



We had almost given up and discarded "Jiffysquid"'s email and classified him as a lunatic when realisation hit. It's the cardboard box. He meant the cardboard box.



Happy? Sad? Desperately trying to communicate a warning about its deadly contents and unwilling part in the whole scheme? Or just where you put your hands so it's easier to lift as you put way too much stuff in it?