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Oval blue and gold heritage plaque with a city crest, in a garden. Text: "THE TORONTO RECURSIVE HISTORY PROJECT OF TORONTO'S RECURSIVE HISTORY. This plaque was commemorated on October 10, 2018, to commemorate its own commemoration. Plaques like this one are an integral part of the campaign to support more plaques like this one. By reading this plaque, you have made a valuable addition to the number of people who…

Toronto Plaque Commemorates Its Own Commemoration

A Heritage Toronto style plaque that commemorates itself in an endless loop. Recursive, circular-logic humor for anyone who spent history class reading historical markers.

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Oval blue and gold heritage plaque with a city crest, in a garden. Text: "THE TORONTO RECURSIVE HISTORY PROJECT OF TORONTO'S RECURSIVE HISTORY. This plaque was commemorated on October 10, 2018, to commemorate its own commemoration. Plaques like this one are an integral part of the campaign to support more plaques like this one. By reading this plaque, you have made a valuable addition to the number of people who…

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Meme of a cartoon man with black hair, blue eyes and a dark suit looking straight ahead in an office. Top text: "DO YOU WANT OIL SPILLS?" Bottom text: "BECAUSE THAT'S HOW YOU GET OIL SPILLS." A woman in an orange hazmat suit with a clear helmet and headset holds a clipboard with a white sheet that reads "HUMAN" in handwritten capital letters. Other people in orange hazmat suits stand blurred behind her in a dark setting. Plastic nursery pots of dry, tan-orange ornamental grass labeled ColorGrass 'Bronco' Carex sit on a wooden table. A small chalkboard sign in blue handwriting reads: "I'M NOT DEAD THIS IS JUST HOW I LOOK". Two stacked photos of the same fjord. Top: a sepia photo of a man in a small rowboat in front of a massive, towering glacier wall. Bottom: a color photo of a person in a red jacket in a gray inflatable boat marked GREENPEACE, with bare mountains and only a thin strip of ice behind. A tweed-covered portable turntable with its lid open sits on a brick sidewalk next to a curb, its power adapter coiled on top. A handwritten paper sign taped to it reads: "DOES NOT WORK BUT COULD BE FUN TO FIX!" Photo of a cream store sign with an ornate border and three small jam jar drawings. It reads: "WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?" "Preserves: Made from cooking the whole fruit" "Jam: Made from cooking mashed fruit" "Butter: Made from cooking strained fruit pulp" "Jelly: Made from cooking fruit juice"

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