Charting success

The Daily Mail copying the Guardian is something I never thought I'd see. Still, getting the Tube in to work this morning, there it was - as if it wasn't disturbing enough seeing three [middle-aged white men in suits] sitting in a row and all reading the Daily Mail, their papers all bore an advert for a brightly coloured poster available free with today's mail: a wall chart with drawings of British butterflies. Obviously this is a rip-off of the Grauniad's ongoing nature wall charts, which seem more aimed at "kidults" than real kids (drawings?! What, no 3D graphics or glow-in-the-dark? I smell a nostalgia fest). But even worse is the fact that the Mail has deliberately used a font that is either identical or at least very similar to the chunky Egyptian font that has come to characterise the new Berliner-format Guardian as well as its posters. Funny what things are considered worth replicating.

What's the most original place you've seen one of the Guardian's wall charts? I think my favourite so far has got to be the Freshwater Fish poster tacked up on the wall of my local chippie.