Somebody f#@ked up!!

[Fred Weiss]

This wouldn't be how to do that

You're right. I stand corrected.

 

[copythat]

No way!!!!

That has to be PH'd I can see the installers coming down from their bucket and stepping on the gas...Hmmm unless it was a genius marketing scheme. Nope I'm going with a mess up.




Sign Up!

 

[kgirl]

This one has always been my fav...

 

[nikdoobs]

How this got passed everyone I will never understand. :ROFLMAO:

That had to be intentional.

 

[reQ]

 

[niksagkram]

To be honest, I thought the original pic was fake.... some of the highlights on the signs don't look right to me, but having read the rest of the thread I am probably wrong.

Mark

 

[Gino]

This one has always been my fav...

Actually, that's worse, cause that guy has man-boobs and rose shaded glasses. I think he's a member on here somewhere, who hasn't been around lately....................

Wonder if he likes singing ?? :Big Laugh​

 

[PRS Bryan]

While I love the Kum and Go, there is one about 4 miles down the road, my personal favorite remains the Pump N' Munch.

It seems to be more sensitive to the needs of the ladies than the Kum and Go.

 

[Gino]

Gino the politically correct term is "moobs". :ROFLMAO:

Hah..... moobs - shmoobs, the sucker still needs a frickin' bra.....................

Anyway......... what do they sell at a Kum & Go store ?? .......... besides after kum cigarettes ??
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[qmr55]

He needs a bro for his moobs!!

The Manssiere!!!

 

[eahicks]

Many laundromats used to have upside down signs to get attention.

 

[Gino]

Okay, I can see making something wrong on a sign or advertising poster for something small and/or temporary. We used to do it all the time for different customers, but they were weekly posters or shocard. We had this one guy who owned a small corner grocery store and almost every week we'd spell something wrong for him. Most of the time he told us what he wanted done and sometimes we surprised him and did whatever we wanted. When/if a customer would tell him of this, he would give them something free or something off of their purchase. It became quite a little gimmick and people would look for this, just to get their little freebie. He would say, I can totally afford to do this and do you know how much business picks up because of it ?? In fact, one of the customers we did it for was also a dry cleaner/tailor.

However, I'd never advise it for channel letters or something so stoopidly obviously wrong. Regardless of what kinda stunt, unless it's a franchise and is known for this, it looks stoopid as big as a set of channels.

 

[Rickey J]

It might be intentional. I had a window job years ago where a couple of words were misspelled. So I asked the guy if he wanted me to correct them and he said no ... that three to six people a day would come into the store just to tell him about the misspellings and most would buy something while they were there.

Maybe they wanted it to be readable in rear view mirrors like an ambulance.

I would agree! Its probably intentional.

 

[HDvinyl]

!gnitekraM diputS

 

[utmtech]

[QUO
TE=graphicwarning;1215369]Reminds me of this one...

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FFS >_<

 

[MikePro]

more Chicagoland proofing-issues, 83rd & Pulaski.
think this order was confirmed over the phone? :ROFLMAO:

 

[Gino]

more Chicagoland proofing-issues, 83rd & Pulaski.
think this order was confirmed over the phone? :ROFLMAO:

That's probably near ChinaTown. They can't pronounce 'L's the way we do.

 

[legacyborn]

I am trying to find the picture, but about 8 years ago, a sign guy a worked for change a small street sign from "KUMON LEARNING" to say "KUMON MY FACE" and it stayed that way for nearly 5 years...

 

[1goodguy]

No way!!???

I think we can get arrested for even laughing at the adult and child