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Man Takes Hilarious Face Swap Photos With Sculptures At The Museum

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Face swap is becoming the new craze, where you swap faces with your friends or pet for a good laugh. Redditor Jake Marshall recently took it up to the next level by taking face swap photos with sculptures in the British Museum in London.

h/t: designtaxi, boredpanda, reddit

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When asked by other Redditors if he went to the museum to learn something or just to have a laugh, Marshall replied, “I can also confirm I did not just spend my time taking photos of myself, and did in fact learn and take in all of the exhibits whilst there”.

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