In a funny Top 10 list created by the popular TV show Spring of Trivia, a team of researchers went through the pages of 10,000 middle school textbooks and tallied what kind of graffiti was the most common. Among them — bloody noses, unibrows, forehead wrinkles, faux wigs, and the #1 most common type of textbook graffiti = speech bubbles.
via Spoon and Tamago
can someone please explain why #10 is the kanji for meat on people's foreheads!?
Posted by: nonejusto | October 15, 2009 at 12:40 AM
It's most likely a reference to the popular 80s manga Kinnikuman. I think in US the cartoon version is called Ultimate Muscle. The main character is a wrestler with that mark on his forehead.
Posted by: twitter.com/Metabug | October 15, 2009 at 03:47 PM