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Nope, and not an answer I was prepared to respond to, all I could offer was "Ummm, not a lot." She responded with a laugh and said "That's what everybody says." and went back to talking about her order.

AHEM....GAME OVER, YOU ALL LOSE. Me, to a customer who has been in several times: "I've got to ask, where do I know you from?" Customer, rolling her eyes as her business partner walks out the door snickering: "Do you watch a lot of adult videos?" Wish she would have given me a link or a...

Fatboy, would you mind telling all the Reverends over there to stop emailing me orders for banners?

Yes...and technically you abandoned your property on their property and they could have just thrown it out.l :ROFLMAO: Sorry, just rattling your cage.

I don't care if he does spell it differently how can anyone see that without thinking "The Frozen Tundra of Lambeau Field"?

2' deep works for us for our temporary real estate signs. If it's a permanent install I'd go 36" deep. 8' vinyl post sleeves from Home Depot run $35 each with decorative caps (you don't bury the sleeve, just the post). Assuming your sign is a 4' x 8' you might want to look at something like...

What money? :ROFLMAO: I'm going to replace the checked background with a leather texture as soon as I vectorize one.

There, go back and look at the first post again.

Did you send your Mexicans over to rough him up?

Interesting observation considering it shows up just fine in my post AND in your quote of my post. :ROFLMAO:

It's late, this is a freebie project, and I'm just not seeing straight any more. Pick it apart, tell me how you feel, let me hear it. ...and yes, there are more Southern Traditions than sleeping with your sister and not learning how to read.

A couple of things stick out to me. The first one is you font choices aren't working. the second is the slant needs to match on all three lines of copy, right now it looks mismatched. Make that three things....I'd also make the bottom line longer so that it was justified right. The layout...

If you've got cement footers take a couple of foot long pieces of a railroad cross tie and lag bolt a couple of 24" long 4x4 post pieces across them. You can put the jack on that, it will act as a bridge over the concrete, and you can at least get them broken free of the ground.

Farm jack like Bob said will be well worth the $50. We were using the "t-post" puller kind for a while but we were destroying them in no time, they just weren't built heavy enough for pulling out deep set sign posts. The jack has lasted 3 years...

I was looking for something with a bit more "bulk" to it than a skinny t-post. Galvanized u-channel posts were never an option, we we talking about 6" diameter round posts. You find those for $36 I'll come get them. I ended up stumbling across the perfect solution at Home Depot. They've...

No kidding. Nothing is worse than knowing something sucks and all you can get are people blowing sunshine up your butt.

I don't know....if it's anything like EVERY lakeside bar I've ever been in it fits the mold pretty well. A couple of things stick out to me though. The blue and green waves don't work with the loose and jagged lettering. Second I think you need to work up a stacked version as well no matter...

I agree...she does look like Dustin's ex-wife from behind. :ROFLMAO: