I found this on my friend Jonathan's flickr pictures.
While the clear copyright violation of Miss Piggy's image is moderately deplorable, I can't help but wonder about the bushels of fruit. Maybe I need a different perspective? Are they really going to charge for the 5-10 extra apples on the top of your 1/2 BU or not?
Maybe it's their slogan! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this one. What an interesting sign--at first glance it looks like it should be some kind of rebus puzzle. Like the second line should read: "This is not Miss Piggy pointing at an apple basket."
ReplyDeleteThis sign is like a butterfly ballot.
ReplyDeleteI demand a bu recount!
Instead of worrying about misuse of the quotation marks, perhaps you should check your own spelling first?
ReplyDelete"buschels" are not "bushels"
IT'S "BUSHELS", not "buschels". (Quotes mine).
ReplyDeletegeez, anonymous people are always the most ruthless. If you're going to be mean, sign your name. I do.
ReplyDeleteI fixed the typing error though.
"Buu" (long vowel) = "oink" in Japanese, while "bu" is just a unit for counting. It's a really bad pun, really...
ReplyDeleteI don't agree with posting of this one. It could be a slogan, or an actual quote from a manager.
ReplyDelete^
ReplyDeleteyou CANNOT be serious!!