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We ran across a report the other day that the carpets in Las Vegas are designed to keep your eyes off of them. As in they are deliberately offensive. And all this time I thought they were that ugly because they wanted me to barf on them when I’ve had too much to drink. Seriously, that carpet can make your head spin worse than cheap tequila. Either way, check out the story and here are some samples of what is on the floor in some Las Vegas Casinos.
