Tenjikuronin

I can verify the first half -- throughout the mid-90s, whenever someone would buy games from NOA's employee store (Fun & Games), the clerk would slap one of these stickers on to the box. They usually had a giant spindle of such stickers at the counter which they would peel off and attach to the front of games, mostly to discourage employees and other buyers from reselling them (as they were usually bought at a steep discount -- like $10 for brand new SNES games in 1996). Later onwards, they switched to a white colored label (I don't have a picture on me at the moment) which served the same purpose.

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A part of Tsubaki Grand Shrine of America in Granite Falls, WA

No worries -- I was just intrigued by the cardboard framing part. That sort of thing would not go well during monsoon season in India...haha

On the topic of this thread, I can't believe that the Nano was released 12 years ago - it seems like just yesterday it was rolled out.

Are you referring to Siachen, by any chance? If so, that glacier is actually the single largest source of fresh water on the Indian subcontinent. So not exactly worthless....lol

I'm genuinely curious -- which car was this?

D.A.R.E. Exhibit at the New Jersey State Police Museum in Trenton, NJ

It looks like the same artwork that was used on the back of the Street Fighter II G.I. Joe figures

Speaking of TRU, here is the message they had outside one of their stores before it closed a while back.