Silly Signs #29: What were they thinking?

Posted on May 5, 2008 by robertstevenson

limit 2 cases . . . ?

I guess the other side says: Do not exit, exit only.

This must be an invitation to walk there.

 
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Dr. Robert Stevenson is a Professor of Journalism and Director of Student Publications for the Department of Mass Communications and Theater at Lander University in Greenwood, SC. He received the Distinguished Faculty of the Year award for 2007-'08, and the Lander University Young Faculty Scholar Award in 2005-06. Stevenson also serves as chair of the Lander University American Democracy Project. First and Formost I am a dad of two wonderful boys.
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4 Responses to Silly Signs #29: What were they thinking?

  1. texasheartland says:
    May 6, 2008 at 12:47 pm

    #1: 3 for $5?! What a steal!

    #2: Where are we supposed to enter!

    #3: What grass?

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  2. Tina Thomsen says:
    May 6, 2008 at 3:10 pm

    🙂

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  3. duster says:
    May 6, 2008 at 3:45 pm

    actually, a case is 24 cans. it’s hard to read the small print but it looks like each package contains 8 cans. that would mean 3 packages is 24 cans. thus, you could get 6 packages. this sign makes perfect sense to anyone who knows what a case is.

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  4. John says:
    May 6, 2008 at 4:16 pm

    I believe they were selling 12-packs @ 3 for $5, which represents a decent discount. In that case (heh) their two-case limitation makes sense. Three cases for $5 is a pretty incredible deal.

    I think we’re looking at the exit in the second sign. If we were inside wanting out, then seeing this sign would make sense.

    In the third picture … well, it could be freshly seeded. How much sense would a “Stay off the seed” sign make? If things were to work out, it would indeed be grass fairly soon. Then the “stay off the seed” sign would look kinda silly, wouldn’t it?

    There. All fixed, now. 🙂

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