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Ganesha (aka Ganesh) is the elephant-headed Hindu deity.
Perhaps the best-loved of Hindu gods, Ganesha is the “remover of obstacles”, and is associated with good fortune, wisdom and prosperity.
Q: what on earth is he doing in a decidedly “touristic” street in a southern Italian seaport/resort city?
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…and a much more “benign” purchase: at least people stupid enough to believe false claims about a Calabrian chilli are not funding organised crime, murders, and the extinction of endangered mammals!
Reggio is famous for its allegedly-aphrodisiac chillies and for its particularly delicious tomatoes.
The tomatoes are indeed notably sweet and flavourful.
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The “rainforest” was crass, ersatz.
So was just about everything in this “suitably” enormous, multi-storey shopping centre in Guangzhou.
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Typically, signs of the “Do not…”/Strictly prohibited…” kind are dull and stern.
Rarely does one encounter even a failed attempt at humour.
So hats off to Transperth – the Perth (Western Australia) public transport authority – and to whomever won the advertising contract for the “no vaping on trains, buses, ferries and their stations” campaign!
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