Saturday, October 13, 2007

seriously, scram


Andria sent me this. "Get Lost" could easily be the title of the corn maze, or its slogan. I prefer to believe they didn't have the room to include a hyphen, indicating that they are attributing the quotation to the corn maze itself.
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6 comments:

  1. jspencer13/10/07 10:33 AM

    My guess is that they want you to know that the title of the maze is "Get Lost" and they're not actually telling you to get lost.

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  2. Anonymous14/10/07 9:12 AM

    Maybe they're letting you know that the maze isn't really very difficult. :-)

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  3. jspencer14/10/07 9:31 AM

    ^
    ooh! good call!

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  4. Anonymous16/10/07 12:14 PM

    I think you're both right. Therefore, I have no issue with these quotation marks.

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  5. Anonymous18/10/07 1:31 AM

    Heh... I think the beauty of
    Maize Maze
    is a bit lost in the USA, where they only seem to grow corn.

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  6. Kevin M. Scarbrough19/10/07 11:36 AM

    I prefer to think of this as the corn maze telling the humans to "get lost".

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