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|desc=This is a picture frame with the barcoded sticker placed in an unfortunate location right in the middle of the glass. Even more unfortunate, it's a very old sticker made with very strong glue. In other words, put whatever picture behind it that you like, it's still going to look like a picture of a barcode. | |desc=This is a picture frame with the barcoded sticker placed in an unfortunate location right in the middle of the glass. Even more unfortunate, it's a very old sticker made with very strong glue. In other words, put whatever picture behind it that you like, it's still going to look like a picture of a barcode. | ||
Revision as of 02:50, 2 December 2009
barcoded picture frame
Plural: barcoded picture frames
This is a picture frame with the barcoded sticker placed in an unfortunate location right in the middle of the glass. Even more unfortunate, it's a very old sticker made with very strong glue. In other words, put whatever picture behind it that you like, it's still going to look like a picture of a barcode.
Miscellaneous Item
Item cannot be traded or sold
Item cannot be auto-sold
Usable
Grants an avatar image when used. (Unlike the empty picture frame, this is a specific image, not an image of your choice.)
How Obtained
Exchange at Sherlock & Poirot, Crime Analysts for 100 crimebusters IOUs
You've unlocked a new avatar! ... of a barcode?
If you already have the avatar:
You've already got one of those and don't really need another.
Using multiple: Unspecified
Notes
- Gives access to this avatar:
- Is not consumed upon usage.
- Deciphering the numbers at the bottom of the barcode through simple numeric transcription (a=1, b=2, etc.) yields the phrase OVERRATED. This may or may not be an intentional jab at the relative worthlessness of such a difficult to obtain item.
