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* In the second episode of series 17 of ''Series/{{Taskmaster}}'', the prize task is to bring in the most fun thing to turn upside down. Steve brings in a calculator, which Greg immediately (and correctly) assumes is going to read "BOOBIES" when turned upside down. Steve then goes one better, revealing he composed a haiku of upside-down calculator words:
--->''Big boss gobbles eggs''
--->''His hole oozes shizzle, gosh''
--->''Beige blobs soil his shoes''
--->''Big boss gobbles eggs''
--->''His hole oozes shizzle, gosh''
--->''Beige blobs soil his shoes''
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* In ''VideoGame/RiddleSchool'', the janitor wars a name tag thatlooks as though it reads "BOB". What it actually says is "808".
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* In ''VideoGame/RiddleSchool'', the janitor wars wears a name tag thatlooks that looks as though it reads "BOB". What it actually says is "808".
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* ''VideoGame/MiasmaChronicles:'' This is the answer to a keypad puzzle. The door is to the office of a urologist, who has scratched P and N on the display. [[spoiler:The code is [=P3N15=]]].
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** Email "theme song" parodies it with a calculator in a fake commercial that simply shows "BUTT X 2" upside down.
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* Music/{{Gorillaz}}: When Murdoc was in a Mexican prison for counterfeiting, his prisoner number was 318008:999 (666: BOOBIES). That alone helped keep his spirits up long enough to escape.
