Might be obvious from context, but:
Translation
Each octagon is a health warning reading "Excess of _____, Ministry of Health". The five items are
- Sugar
- Total fat
- Saturated fat
- Sodium
- Calories
BTW, the photo is sideways because Hexbear strips all metadata (including orientation), but I think there's a way to rotate it yourself without editing the photo and reuploading because I remember someone else doing it before
There's a difference between metadata rotation and actual pixel orientation. Lots of software does this, or will just ignore that metadata rotation tag.
I work with industrial software for doing static analysis on utility poles pretty frequently and that requires us to have about a dozen photos for each pole (usually several thousand) and pretty frequently those photos have incorrect "true" rotation because they were taken portrait and the phone just wrote them to memory with a rotation tag as opposed to actually writing the pixel in a grid rotated 90°.
Which means either manual rotating 12,000+ photos by hand or running a PIL script I wrote that checks for rotation in the metadata then applies it.
Treat defenders will melt down about nutrition labels like these but seriously it's like the "Explicit Lyrics" badge that albums had in the 90's. That shit sells it.
I particularly enjoy the shock image trading card game that comes with my nicotine addiction.
Don [Grasa] Satur[ada]
So are these like chocolate Cheez-Its? What are they made of?
Nah. Lard + flour salty "pastry" with brown sugar on top. Can only be eaten washing them down with mate (Ilex paraguensis tea)
