Saw this in a museum.. am I lost in translation? Is this some sort of antidepressant?
As far as I can tell from googling, it's a work of art, not an actual pharmaceutical product.
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Interesting. It was in the middle of north pole expedition display.. I thought maybe they meant anti depressant .. You know Gay=happy..
Guessing this is the exhibition you saw, which explores LGBT history in the context of polar explorations
https://en.uit.no/tmu/utstillinger/utstilling?p_document_id=789153
It was the same museum.. but this was on the third floor in the middle of completely unrelated stuff. wait..were some of the expeditioners gay? Is that why they were "lost" in the north pole for months? WAIT..is the "north pole" a euphemism for something else!? Nansen and Johansen were lovers? 🥹🥹🥹 /J 🤡🤡
this was on the third floor in the middle of completely unrelated stuff.
You're saying you pulled it out of the closet before it was ready?
Is that why they were "lost" in the north pole for months?
It's not like you could get lost in the north pole by accident. Just pick a direction and walk and you'll get out of there.
is the "north pole" a euphemism for something else!?
No, that's the south pole you're thinking of
Lol, "Become Gay"