No "i" on that sign is dotted. Maybe the dots fell off and became periods.
Does that say "Walkie Walkie" down at the bottom?
I bet half the time making this sign went into writing "Unlimited" four times, when one time could have sufficed. Maybe they wanted it to sound like the commerical with Steve Buchemi and Norm MacDonald?
hehehe, walkie-walkie... sounds like something I ask my dog if she'd like to participate in.
All those periods... someone must have Shatneritis.
"unlimited" in quotes is probably the most truthful advertising I've seen in awhile.
The sign writer is a coder (programmer). These are methods, not phone features.
That's probably true since most providers would claim it means unlimited access, not unlimited bandwidth.
Makes. me "proud" to be from Philadelphia.
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No "i" on that sign is dotted. Maybe the dots fell off and became periods.
ReplyDeleteDoes that say "Walkie Walkie" down at the bottom?
ReplyDeleteI bet half the time making this sign went into writing "Unlimited" four times, when one time could have sufficed. Maybe they wanted it to sound like the commerical with Steve Buchemi and Norm MacDonald?
ReplyDeletehehehe, walkie-walkie... sounds like something I ask my dog if she'd like to participate in.
ReplyDeleteAll those periods... someone must have Shatneritis.
ReplyDelete"unlimited" in quotes is probably the most truthful advertising I've seen in awhile.
ReplyDeleteThe sign writer is a coder (programmer). These are methods, not phone features.
ReplyDeleteThat's probably true since most providers would claim it means unlimited access, not unlimited bandwidth.
ReplyDeleteMakes. me "proud" to be from Philadelphia.
ReplyDeleteNice stuff...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing....
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