:lol:

Excellent.

Why spelling and punctuation ARE important...

LOL! (though a direct link would be appreciated, as context is everything when measuring credibility ...)

I have threatened for years to carry a fat permanent marker to correct public signs. "No, milord, it's not vandalism, it's a genuine public service and I should really get a different kind of citation."

UrbanDictionary has a unique take, as always. Maybe this is a plea for soil amendment?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Drit

Yes, grammar is important too.

Jeanette Isabelle

I don't know the story behind the picture. I included the same link I was given. The people I hang out with like to display funny pictures but this time I laughed so hard my stomach ached.

Jeanette Isabelle

I suspect all the signs were done by one person. My guess is he tried to make the "handwriting" (spraypaintwriting?) different, but there is a certain larger similarity amongst the characters from the three signs. The white poster suggests to me that this is a clever ad from a print shop, perhaps targeting a rural clientele.

Also, think about this: who would put up a sign saying "need dirt"? That's not a good way to get about getting dirt. It is, however, a good way to get your attention when you're driving down the road.

Da Bing

VERY FUNNY! I wonder if he ever got any 'drit'?


When I lived in San Jose, CA, I had to drive under a concrete RR overpass. One day, there was a blue-painted message: "Aran Nation".

The next day or so, someone had sprayed a line of black paint through it, and written "Arian Nation, Stupid!"

It took almost a week for another person with purple paint to run a line through both previous messages and add their own: "Aryan Nation is too stupid to take seriously".

After a month or more, someone took a roller and covered it all, and adding their message: "Eddie loves Katie".

Sue

I thought that too - why conjugation is important!

Doug, reminds me of "Life of Brian," from Monti Python, the scene where the Romans are correcting Brian's conjugation and declination of the words.