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Apr 3, 2009

Hello little fella

Just spotted this little fella in the office emergency staircase:

Hello little emergency staircase banister fella

He appears to be related to this little fella:

Electrical shock

Who was spotted a few years ago on the staircase of the old derelict Midland Grand hotel over St Pancras station, just down the road.

I wonder if he survived the multi-million-pound facelift the hotel/station/area is undergoing at the moment?

BTW, there’s a whole load of Flickr groups dedicated to spotting faces in everyday things, including hello little fella, found faces and pareidolia (from the group description: “Pareidolia is when a vague or random image is perceived as recognizable. This group is for those pictures that look just like real life objects, but it’s all in your head.”)

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  1. B says:
    April 4, 2009 at 5:00 pm

    Ha! There was a donkey in streaks of paint in the toilets in an old job. It made me laugh every time I, errr, went. One of my friends took a pic for me after I left.
    Thanks for those flickr groups!

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