The Closing Ceremony is meant to evoke “a day in the life of London,” from “morning rush hour” to ... uh ... I guess, feeding the birds? Tuppence a bag?
Closing Ceremony: London, Where Everyone Is Made Out Of Newspaper
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Part of daily life in London apparently involves everything being made out of newspaper.
I mean, like, EVERYTHING.
Bloody hell, don’t people in London know how to use clothes or cars made out of metal, rather than out of newspaper?
No. No, I guess they don’t, apparently. How sad that Great Britain is still in the Paper Age. Guess they used up all their bronze with those dumb medals.
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